“Sometimes, we do feel like we’re alone. But we’re not.” Listen in on this interview between Kim, a Mental Health Care Consultant at Surrey Place, and Aldene, a passionate self-advocate and former client at Surrey Place. Aldene talks about her encounters with racism and ignorance in regard to the way that race and disability intersect, and what Black History Month means to her. She also shares the work she’s done at Surrey Place to help clients feel safe and advocate for themselves. To learn more about what Surrey Place is doing to address anti-Black racism, visit www.surreyplace.ca. ~~ Connect with us online! Visit: https://www.surreyplace.ca/ Subscribe: https://www.surreyplace.ca/stay-connected/ Like Surrey Place on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/SurreyPlaceON Follow Surrey Place on Twitter: https://twitter.com/SurreyPlaceON/ Follow Surrey Place on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/SurreyPlaceON/ Follow Surrey Place on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/surreyplace/?originalSubdomain=ca

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