About Roze

ME

Miami-based well-being blogger-ess and time traveller. One day at a time. Life is a journey.  Travel and BE light!

A young woman trying her hand at adulting. My university experiences (Go Bulls!) in editorial journalism, radio, leadership, social media management, and content curation sparked an interest in media and storytelling. Telling and understanding my own story, and encouraging other BIPOC and femmes to seek wellness through their own mental health journey.

Realizing more and more that you have to be deliberate in shaping your experiences. I want to live the HECK out of this life! I am making memories. I’m reinvesting my energies into things that make me feel alive; travel, obliterating sociocultural constructs, mental health, and exhibiting the utmost slay! I’m growing daily in confidence and self-awareness.

MY BLOG

When Roze first went in 2013,  it was kind of like a journal … that other people could read. Embarrassing. But I’m realizing that my voice, my experiences, my narrative are valuable. There’s room enough for me too. My talents and interests. My time is now.

REACHING ROZE

Roze Elsewhere

“Free Pussy Riot” – Roze x Mechanical Dummy

“Music Monday: Kendrick Lamar” – Roze x HerCampus USF

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In light of the events unfolding in our #communities and on our screens, we want to address what’s happening right now and how it relates to the work that we do. Psychological science has an important role to play in understanding and educating about the impact of #adversity and #trauma, especially in marginalized groups. Our communities are currently engaged in a dialogue that gets to the very heart of what it means to be an American. Systems of injustice, particularly relating to black lives, are being called out in a way our country hasn't seen in a long time. Shocking imagery in our inboxes, newsfeeds, and televisions are updated with alarming regularity. We must all grapple with the realities of these systems and acknowledge the hard work involved in creating a just, equitable, and accessible society. Mental health is more important now than ever. We will need to work together to affect positive change. This is not easy work, nor is it fast work, but self-care and mental health are essential if we're going to make these changes in our relationships, communities, and society. #blackfamilies #tieslab
#Blackmentalhealthmatters #BLM
#research #advocacy #psychology
#families #selfcare #therapy 
#support #clinicalpsychology 
#mentalhealth #relationships

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Go with my in my adventures, writings, DIYs, book reviews, and mental health journey!

Bye, Boos!