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Fifty Shades of Purple Against Bullying with President Kati 'Jazz' Gray-Sadler
Fifty Shades of Purple Against Bullying with President Kati 'Jazz' Gray-Sadler
Fifty Shades of Purple Against Bullying with President Kati 'Jazz' Gray-Sadler
Monday 20th August 2018
Jazz Gray-Sadler discusses her path from being bullied to advocating for mental health and anti-violence on 'Mental Health News Radio'.
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Get the buttons here!Jazz Gray-Sadler: From Bullying Victim to Mental Health Advocate
I think when we are advocates by nature and we're out there and we just... I don't care if I have to pick up trash or put together a pamphlet or give a speech.
Meet Kati 'Jazz' Gray-Sadler, a woman who has turned her painful past into a powerful mission. In this episode of 'Mental Health News Radio', Jazz opens up about her journey from being bullied to becoming a prominent advocate for mental health and anti-violence. As the CEO of Gray-Sadler Enterprises, Inc. and producer of LesBe Real Radio Talk/Media, she wears many hats, but her heart lies in advocacy.
Jazz founded Fifty Shades of Purple Against Bullying, a national non-profit that supports victims of bullying and reaches over 20,000 people annually. She shares how her experiences have shaped her into the activist she is today, emphasizing the importance of resilience and community support. Jazz also touches on the challenges women face in corporate environments when seeking mental health resources, underscoring the need for greater awareness and support systems.
This episode is a heartfelt conversation that not only sheds light on the issues of bullying and mental health but also inspires listeners to take action in their own communities.