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Somehow We Thrive: A Phenomenological Study Exploring Spiritual Practice in African American Women Leaders as Prescription for Thriving
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- Significant research reveals the importance of spirituality in the life of the Black woman but does not describe the spiritual practices particular to or for the Black woman. This research, by placing culture in context, seeks to understand the practices, spiritual and otherwise, of Black women leaders. Using Interpretative Phenomenological Analysis from a womanist lens, the Black woman leader is invited to make sense of her own experience providing new possibilities for engagement by Spiritual Directors and faith communities. Black women leaders are the embodiment of survival and thriving, and there are spiritual practices that have enabled that survival and flourishing.
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- 02/16/2024
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