Tony Morris facilitates a  thoughtful discussion about Inclusion and how it is created naturally when we are intentional about our values.

Panelists include:

Thabiti Sabahive— An instructor at Sun Soo Martial Arts, Sabahive is a
7th Degree Black Belt in Danzan Ryu Jujitsu. His education includes a degree in Physics from the University of Hawaii in Hilo. He is also a graduate of the Danzan Ryu Seifukujistu Institute, where he studied body work and other healing arts expertise.

Jodi Escaravage— A professional facilitator focused on equity, collaboration, and collective liberation, Escaravage holds a doctorate in Philosophy from Virginia Commonwealth University and a master’s in social work from the University of North Carolina, Charlotte.  She serves on the board for Building Bridges of Asheville, an organization that fosters antiracism through education. She is also an adjunct faculty member at Warren Wilson College.

Cyd Dawson— A Third-Degree Black Belt in Traditional Tae Kwon Do and an Adult Lead Instructor for all class levels at Sun Soo, Dawson holds a bachelor’s degree in Psychology from Queens College, City University of New York. She is also a Client Software Trainer and a Workforce Development Instructor at AB Tech.

Jeannie Bloodworth— A parent, homeschool teacher, and student of martial arts, Bloodworth studied Psychology and HR Management at Appalachian State University.

Positively Asheville’s Panel Discussions are free to members. Events are held at Sun Soo Martial Arts, 800 Fairview Rd Ste D2, Asheville, NC 28803  Registration is requested.