Podcast appearances and mentions of Alicia T Crosby

Alicia T. Crosby (she/hers) is a justice educator, activist, and minister whose work addresses the spiritual, systemic, and interpersonal harm people experience. Through her writing, speaking, and space curation, Alicia helps individuals, communities, and institutions explore and unpack topics related to identity, inclusivity, and intersectional equity.   Alicia's work is focused on facilitating communities where people can show up as their full selves. The ability of people to show up in the community has been deeply impacted by the pandemic in the last couple of years. So in this episode, Alicia and Jo have a frank, in-depth conversation about building liberatory communities.   In This Episode  8:17 - What actually makes a true liberatory community 17:58 - Addressing and dealing with privilege inside the community 25:00 - Embodying solidarity as a tool of community liberation 30:36 - Implementing transformative justice to change communities for the better permanently 41:00 - Dismantling fear through curiosity   Resources Mentioned Social media: @aliciatcrosby on Twitter/FB/IG/TikTok   Website: www.aliciatcrosby.com    Venmo: @aliciatcrosby 

“Religion has the ability to impact which identities you hold onto, which identities you deny, and even what identities you think are possible and are valid”. “At its best, religious culture can be beautiful grounds for human flourishing, but at its worst it can be incredibly suppressive.” In this episode, public speaker, writer, and ordained […] The post Emancipate Your Mind: 053: Religion and Identity with Alicia T. Crosby appeared first on Mormon Discussions Podcasts - Full Lineup.

“Religion has the ability to impact which identities you hold onto, which identities you deny, and even what identities you think are possible and are valid”. “At its best, religious culture can be beautiful grounds for human flourishing, but at its worst it can be incredibly suppressive.”  In this episode, public speaker, writer, and ordained… Read More »Emancipate Your Mind: 053: Religion and Identity with Alicia T. Crosby

Join Camille as she speaks with Alicia T. Crosby about the harm caused by purity culture, their efforts to reclaim the parts of their sexuality they denied, and their exploits as heauxs. ---- Alicia T. Crosby (she/hers) is a justice educator, activist, and minister whose work addresses the spiritual, systemic, and interpersonal harm people experience. Through her teaching, writing, speaking, and space curation, Alicia helps individuals, communities, and institutions explore and unpack topics related to identity, justice, journey, and intersectional equity. This native New Yorker channels her creativity into her writing, speaking, and work with nonprofits, educational institutions, corporate entities, faith groups, and communities around the US. ---- Resources: Red Lip Theology by Candice Benbow https://bookshop.org/books/red-lip-theology-for-church-girls-who-ve-considered-tithing-to-the-beauty-supply-store-when-sunday-morning-isn-t-enough/9780593238462 Pleasure Activism by Adrienne Marie Brown https://bookshop.org/books/pleasure-activism-the-politics-of-feeling-good/9781849353267

This week, we have Alicia T. Crosby (she/hers), a justice educator, activist, and minister whose work addresses the spiritual, systemic, […] The post Experiencing the Divine Outside the Church with Alicia T. Crosby appeared first on Queer Theology.

Scripture: Mark 6:14-29 Our guest speaker this morning was Alicia T. Crosby. As Chrys noted in the introduction, Alicia was not able to be with us live in our Zoom worship, but nonetheless her recorded sermon resonated with those gathered. The same God who abided with John the Baptist in today’s scripture abides with you. What if we were all a little more like John? What if we were all bold? What if we were righteous? What if we took the here but not quite yet Kingdom of God so seriously, that we called in and out those whose actions and movements in the world compromise human flourishing and well being? Having that divine power on your side means that you can do miracles. And those miracles may not look like the instantaneous healing of the body you see in the scriptures, but it can look like the healing of hearts, minds and histories, as you delve more deeply into antiracist and anti-oppressive work. You too have the power to call people to care for one another more fully and in doing so, honor one another and honor God as well as yourselves.

In this episode, Brandi talks with Alicia Crosby about virtue signaling and the ways that it is used in the church as well as in broader culture. Lots of language in this one, because...there it. You can find Alicia online at: https://www.aliciatcrosby.com/about@aliciatcrosbyYou can join our team on patreon at patreon.com/brandinicoReclaiming My Theology is recorded, edited, and produced by Brandi Miller, our music is by Sanchez Fair. 

!!!!!EXPLICIT!!!! This week will be worth the wait! The great and wise Alicia T. Crosby is on the show this week, and, wow...is this a barn burner!!! Check it fam!

The Ark of E Network is Proud to Present The Triumphant Return of Bending Not Breaking. Sunshine, Ben, & Max are back and all geared up for SEASON 4! Join Them Every Tuesday for the Next 3 Weeks as they journey through Season 1 of The Legend of Korra, Episode by Episode! Each Week, Sunshine & Ben will also look at the given episode through a unique lens. For Episode 9 : Out of the Past, they chose to discuss INHERITANCE, the lens suggested by this week's incredible guest Alicia T. Crosby (she/hers). Alicia is a justice educator, activist, minister, and the co-host of the brilliant podcast Hope & Hard Pills. Find out more about her work at : www.aliciatcrosby.com We hope You enjoy the episode, whether You're a Die-Hard Fan or a Total Newcomer; The Legend of Korra is a unique and wonderful series with so much depth to explore, We hope You'll join us for the journey ahead... AND A HUGE THANK YOU to Everyone Who Listened to Seasons 1-3 and has supported us here on our very own feed! Intro/Bumper/Outro ("Beyond the Warriors" by Guifrog) Produced By : Max Gongaware , @maxgongaware Follow Sunshine & Ben On Instagram : @mayfieldja & @nebfabulous , Twitter : @Mr_Sun_Shine & @nebfabulous Send Feedback : thearkofe@gmail.com

The whole nation is living in a limbo of uncertainty right now about a close election with very high stakes. We are talking about how we are coping with the ambiguity, and strategies for “waiting well.” BJ gives us some wisdom on the importance of spirituality, and how to cultivate and create space for your spirituality. In this episode we also talked about: Flying Embers Watermelon Chili Hard Seltzer (sweet and heat collection) The Queen's Gambit on Netflix   Your Hormone Balance Fluffy-Ass Weighted Blanket Your Post-Election Care Strategy by Alicia T. Crosby and AnaYelsi Velasco-Sanchez Thanks to Himalaya for sponsoring this episode of the Selfie podcast. Himalaya Ashwagandha designed to help your body better adapt to stress. Enjoy 20% off your first purchase of Himalaya Ashwagandha, use discount code SELFCARE4U when you checkout on Amazon. To learn more about Himalaya Ashwagandha and Ayurvedic Wellness visit Himalayausa.com Photo by Emily Morter on Unsplash

Rest because we haven't finished yet. Rest is a critical but often ignored part of social and spiritual movements. Listen to guest preacher, Alicia T. Crosby, as she explores how Matthew 14 highlights the role rest played in helping people move on after being profiled and losing their beloved to state sanctioned violence. Alicia T. Crosby (she/hers) is a justice educator, activist, and minister whose work addresses the spiritual, systemic, and interpersonal harm people experience. Visit aliciatcrosby.com.

Rest because we haven't finished yet. Rest is a critical but often ignored part of social and spiritual movements. Listen to guest preacher, Alicia T. Crosby, as she explores how Matthew 14 highlights the role rest played in helping people move on after being profiled and losing their beloved to state sanctioned violence. Alicia T. Crosby (she/hers) is a justice educator, activist, and minister whose work addresses the spiritual, systemic, and interpersonal harm people experience. Visit aliciatcrosby.com.

Rest because we haven't finished yet. Rest is a critical but often ignored part of social and spiritual movements. Listen to guest preacher, Alicia T. Crosby, as she explores how Matthew 14 highlights the role rest played in helping people move on after being profiled and losing their beloved to state sanctioned violence. Alicia T. Crosby (she/hers) is a justice educator, activist, and minister whose work addresses the spiritual, systemic, and interpersonal harm people experience. Visit aliciatcrosby.com.

On February 23, 2020, Radical Love Live hosted our 2nd live event on the theme of Marginalization/Wilderness, and were honored to have activist and educator Alicia T. Crosby as one of our featured speaking guests. The night before the event, she talked openly with us about her background in and outside of congregational church spaces, curating spaces built around inclusivity and equity, how wildly different experiences impact conversation between white people and people of color, about the future of spirituality, and more. Join in this lively conversation, and then follow up with our forthcoming audio podcast of the live event (you can also watch video of the even at radicallove.live or on our FB page. To learn more about Alicia Crosby, visit her website at aliciatcrosby.com.

Alicia T. Crosby is a justice educator, activist, and (sometimes reluctant) minister whose work addresses the spiritual, systemic, and interpersonal harm people experience. Through her teaching, writing, speaking, and space curation, Alicia helps individuals, communities, and institutions explore and unpack topics related to identity, inclusivity, journey, and intersectional equity. This native New Yorker channels her creativity into her work with her nonprofit Center for Inclusivity and through her writing and speaking. Find out what Alicia is up to at her website and on Twitter, Instagram, and Facebook. Sign up for Andre's Hope & Hard Pills Newsletter at his website. Catch up with Andre on Twitter, Instagram, & Facebook Of course, this podcast couldn't happen with out the support of our wonderful patrons! Click here to become a patron of the Hope & Hard Pills Podcast on Patreon for exclusive content. Music: Supa Dred II (Wake Up) & It Doesn't Have To Be This Way by Andre Henry