Navigating the path to inclusion and belonging is a seldom-trodden internal journey: Terry Watson
In a society where discussions about race often skirt uncomfortable truths, author Terry Lee Watson boldly steps into the fray with a multifaceted approach aimed at meaningful change. Through his book, Welcome to the Sick Mind of a Sane Person, he tackles the taboo nature of race conversations head-on, providing readers with a roadmap for navigating the complexities of racism and inequity.
Watson works in the field of disability equity, racial justice, and law enforcement. He is the founder of Strategies for Justice, BWMP LLC, a platform aimed at empowering people of color within law enforcement. Currently serving as the Assistant Director of Student Disability Services for Penn State University World Campus, he collaborates closely with faculty, designers, and student-facing units to shape inclusive practices, procedures, and policies that cater to individuals with diverse abilities.
Upon being honored with the International Impact Book Award, we had the opportunity to sit down with Watson to delve into his motivations for tackling this subject matter and to explore how his book contributes to the advancement of a more inclusive society. Praised by experts across disciplines for its actionable insights, Welcome to the Sick Mind of a Sane Person is not…
