Home Actress Parisa Fitz-Henley HD Instagram Photos and Wallpapers July 2023 Parisa Fitz-Henley Instagram - I stand with @sagaftra @wgaeast @wgawest. May this unified strike swiftly bring justice to our unions and beyond. #SagAftraStrong #SagAftraStrike Image description: Sign with a blue background. On it in white, “SAG-AFTRA” “Unity” and two hands clasped on an orange background. In orange lettering “WGA.”

Parisa Fitz-Henley Instagram – I stand with @sagaftra @wgaeast @wgawest. May this unified strike swiftly bring justice to our unions and beyond. #SagAftraStrong #SagAftraStrike Image description: Sign with a blue background. On it in white, “SAG-AFTRA” “Unity” and two hands clasped on an orange background. In orange lettering “WGA.”

Parisa Fitz-Henley Instagram - I stand with @sagaftra @wgaeast @wgawest. May this unified strike swiftly bring justice to our unions and beyond. #SagAftraStrong #SagAftraStrike Image description: Sign with a blue background. On it in white, “SAG-AFTRA” “Unity” and two hands clasped on an orange background. In orange lettering “WGA.”

Parisa Fitz-Henley Instagram – I stand with @sagaftra @wgaeast @wgawest. May this unified strike swiftly bring justice to our unions and beyond. #SagAftraStrong #SagAftraStrike

Image description: Sign with a blue background. On it in white, “SAG-AFTRA” “Unity” and two hands clasped on an orange background. In orange lettering “WGA.” | Posted on 15/Jul/2023 05:05:27

Parisa Fitz-Henley Instagram – Feeling SO grateful in the midst of challenges in my industry to have the bright light of @themonafoundation 📚✨ shining in my life. To be able to work with folks supporting the education of over a million young people worldwide while ALSO conversing with respect, humility and candor…. To see up close examples of financial transparency, efficiency and generosity… To see the responsible distribution of wealth and the aim of helping all others build it… 😮‍💨🙏🥹 I hope the example of the way The Mona Foundation works spreads far and wide. Please have a look at their wonderful projects via the link in my bio. Not just to donate (tho that’s always welcome) but to lift your spirits and/or give you ideas of what can be. Lots of videos on their site show the various schools all over the world. I hope this is just one of the reminders for you of what’s possible, what’s good and growing in the world. Wishing you a beautiful rest of your day. 🤍 #TheMonaFoundation #Education #GirlsEducation #EducationForAll Video description: Me, leaning against a couch. I have medium brown skin, dark brown hair and eyes. I’m wearing an earth-tone blouse and talking to camera.
Parisa Fitz-Henley Instagram – Look at the Universe.✨ I did laundry (finally). This shirt was clean (finally). Traveled w/it because it’s a fave. It grabbed me so I threw it on. Walked out the door thinking ‘I ♥️ this shirt’ (I don’t usually like words on my clothes but it’s comfy & the right size & good energy) & then thought ‘Wait. What day is today?’ IT’S 7/10!! #ChronicDiseaseDay!! @chronicdiseaseday sent me this shirt a yr or so ago, but I didn’t get to post. Still I appreciated it & what it made me think of: How many people I love, including me, have lived w/chronic disease (CD). Examples of these are heart disease, stroke, cancer, depression, type 2 diabetes, arthritis, osteoporosis, asthma & many more. Any disease that lasts 3+ mos. Some greatly impact lives, some are more manageable. CDs are very common — 6 in 10 Americans live or have lived w/at least 1! 30% have multiple! Covid increased that number as per the WHO, 10-20% of Covid infections leads to Long Covid. 😓 Many of these diseases are ‘invisible’ — so a lot of us, our family & loved ones are dealing w/challenges others may have no clue about. These diseases are often neglected by our healthcare system & folks w/some of them are often told for years their symptoms are ‘all in their head.’ Black & brown communities especially face higher incidences of CD. Greater levels of childhood trauma & poverty also predispose us to chronic disease. Having a CD doesn’t have to be a terrible experience. But what goes a loooong way to making them manageable is addressing systemic, interpersonal, & internalized ableism — things that not only make CDs difficult but create more of them — & cultivating more thoughtful communities. We can do this by learning more about the experiences of those w/CD, practicing empathy rather than sympathy (feeling WITH rather than FOR), supporting prevention/treatment, respecting accessibility like parking spots & bathroom stalls designed for folks w/disabilities & learning about ableism (it’s stunningly common in our speech, buildings, media & more). Learning about CDs can enrich individual lives & communities. Let’s do it! #IStayStrong for all! @chronicdiseaseday Image Description in Alt Text

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