Zoom Session Postponed: ‘How to Navigate an Increasingly Dangerous World’

Live Session on Sunday—Not Today—at 12 noon EDT / 9 a.m. PDT

My sincere apologies! My sister has been delayed in her discharge from the hospital. She will be out by Sunday.

Please read about how previously healthy and prosperous women are sacrificed through the Family Courts’ institutional violence (as recognized by the International Criminal Court) and human rights violations against women and children (as reported by the United Nations) for profit:

Experts Say Catherine Kassenoff’s Family Court Case Should Alarm America ǀ Ms.

(The “kids for cash” judicial scandal pales in comparison to Family Courts’ “sale” of almost 100,000 children per year to their abuse and torture, as a 175 billion-dollar industry; unlike other courts, Family Courts operate under total secrecy and total power detached from the Law, in a way that mimics dictatorship, and unspeakable exploitations happen.)

Announcement:

***Please note the change in day***

Dr. Bandy X. Lee will hold a live session on:

“How to Navigate an Increasingly Dangerous World”

This Sunday, December 22, 2024, at 12 noon EDT/9 a.m. PDT on Zoom. A paid subscription is required to receive a link the morning before. Thank you!

Dr. Lee is a forensic and social psychiatrist, president of the World Mental Health Coalition, and cofounder of the Violence Prevention Institute. She became known to the public through her 2017 Yale conference and book that emphasized the importance of fit leadership. In 2019, she organized a major National Press Club Conference on the theme of, “The Dangerous State of the World and the Need for Fit Leadership.” In 2024, she followed up with another major Conference, “The More Dangerous State of the World and the Need for Fit Leadership.” She published another book on fit leadership, in addition to a volume on how unfitness in a leader spreads, and two critical statements on fit leadership. Dr. Lee authored the internationally-acclaimed textbook, Violence; over 100 peer-reviewed articles and chapters; and 17 scholarly books and journal special issues, in addition to over 300 opinion editorials.