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Center for Trauma and Embodiment presents a quarterly online roundtable discussion, featuring public health professionals, trauma care experts, mental health providers, non-profit and advocacy leaders, and more.

Join the conversation.

Center for Trauma and Embodiment presents a quarterly online roundtable discussion, featuring public health professionals, trauma care experts, mental health providers, non-profit and advocacy leaders, and more.

Next Roundtable:

June 19th, 2025 • 1pm ET • Online

Nontoxic Masculinity in Leadership and Life


A conversation between Mohsin Mohi Ud Din, Ranjeev Benjamin, and Dave Emerson about experiences, lessons learned, mistakes made, and aspirations. What are the possibilities and potential of showing up in the world as a male-identified person without being driven by the motivation to dominate and control? Are there alternatives to using coercive or aggressive action to solve problems? Can men participate in a collaborative approach to problem-solving that invites opportunities to share, be vulnerable, and let go?

With honesty, humility and a sense of humor we will approach this conversation and invite you to join us. We do not have all the answers, but we are interested in asking the questions together. 

Live caption translation is available courtesy of Zoom.

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Registration required to receive the Zoom link. All registrants will receive access to the recording.

About the Presenters

Mohsin Mohi Ud Din

Artist, storyteller, and founder of #MeWe International Inc., an award-winning nonprofit that unites artists, scientists, and community-builders to develop storytelling methods and tools for healing, equity, and social cohesion.

Ranjeev Benjamin, LICSW

Executive Director of Mental Wellness at the YMCA of the North Shore, a cause-driven organization committed to youth develpment, healthy living, and social responsibility. 

Dave Emerson

Co-Founder of Center for Trauma and Embodiment, Founder of TCTSY. Co-author of Overcoming Trauma  Through Yoga; author of Trauma Sensitive Yoga in Therapy.

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