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Occupation: Choreographer Obstacle: Being Othered with guest James Alsop

Occupation: Choreographer Obstacle: Being Othered with guest James Alsop

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Occupation: Resilience Expert Obstacle: Stutter with guest Vanessa Mathews of Asfalis Advisors

Occupation: Resilience Expert Obstacle: Stutter with guest Vanessa Mathews of Asfalis Advisors

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Occupation: Diversity Photographer Obstacle: Living Straight with guest Sophie Kietzmann

Occupation: Diversity Photographer Obstacle: Living Straight with guest Sophie Kietzmann

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Occupation: Children's Book Author Obstacle: Juvenile Rheumatoid Arthritis with Michelle Murchison

Occupation: Children's Book Author Obstacle: Juvenile Rheumatoid Arthritis with Michelle Murchison

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She Dreams In Color Interview Series

We use our Interview Series and Podcast as outreach to normalize seeking mental health services, to show the positive impacts of therapy, and to show a diversity of women speaking on benefits of mental wellness.  The interviews highlight the Occupations and Obstacles of women. Our goal is to serve as a guide for young girls and women in life transitions who may be looking for role models, looking for someone who has done it before them, or looking for a pathway to a life they hope for.

When you see someone who has made it, you know it’s possible for you.

The Occupations spotlighted exemplify the variety of careers women are called to and in which they can be successful and fulfilled. The Obstacles discussed range from life challenges to medical conditions to discrimination. The women sharing their Obstacles have all persevered through them and offer their stories as the woman they needed during their hardship.

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  • How do you select women to interview?
    Each woman interviewed has to be truly called into her Occupation. Our team prioritizes unique occupations. We evaluate the previous and upcoming guests to ensure as wide a representation as possible. And we want to make sure the woman is through the Obstacle so that she may fully reflect on the experience and share her wisdom.
  • Is there an age requirement?
    There is no age requirement, however, we do look for women who have been in their Occupation long enough to know it’s what they’re meant to do. For some women, this calling came early in their lives and they started right away.
  • Does the woman have to be local?
    No, the woman doesn’t have to live or work locally, but we prioritize guests with a Charlotte connection and we film our episodes in the Sunshine Media Network Charlotte studio.
  • Is there a fee for appearing on the Interview Series?
    No, there is no fee to appear on the She Dreams In Color™ Interview Series, and guests are not compensated.
  • Do you have to share details about your mental health journey?
    With any questions, guests should share only what they are comfortable having posted publicly on the Internet. Our Interview Series is part of the She Dreams In Color Foundation mission to destigmatize mental health needs and seeking care. Research shows stigma-related content online is most effective in reducing stigma surrounding mental health. While we hope for candid and vulnerable interviews, our guests have authority to share or not share whatever information they deem appropriate.
  • How will I know if my nomination is not accepted as a guest?
    We have an ongoing screening process for guests. If you have any questions or concerns, please contact us at SheDreamsInColor@SunshineMediaNetwork.com

We believe women are a Work of Art.

Find one you can look up to.

Recommend a woman who is called to her Occupation.

SheDreamsInColor@SunshineMediaNetwork.com

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