Just a few highlights that you find in episode 11. 

Cece Hayward discusses local issues: food deserts, health care, school choice, protests, mentorship, officers. She does not "sugar coat" anything. She has an amazing amount of knowledge and charism. She is open-minded and also a tremendous advocate to her children and other people of color. You don't want to miss this!

Listen as we talk candidly with more local mothers of black males in a discussion about race. We are committed to learning and listening to important stakeholders in the BAM community, parents! #Bethevillagepodcast #listenonspotify #Empathy #listenforunderstanding #Ifeel

Listen as we talk candidly with three local mothers of black males in a discussion about race. We are committed to learning and listening to important stakeholders in the BAM community, parents! #Bethevillagepodcast #listenonspotify #Empathy #listenforunderstanding#Ifeel

Can you imagine? "We are a circle and your child is a square". Two young mothers discuss struggles they have faced when seeking help for their sons with special needs. Each family has a unique set of circumstances; yet, they are both navigating the difficult world of special education and acceptance.

The Story of a local Charlestonian who went from struggling as a teenage mother and an abusive relationship to Thriving now coach, author, agent and so much more!

A child's first teacher is their parent. In order to make changes in our community, we need parent buy-in. What do parents have to say. Do you have a similar experience? 

We need to often ask tough questions of ourselves. What is the purpose behind what I am doing and will it propel or hurt those around me.

Hear from two young males about the reason they are in education and the need for more males. 

What does it mean to be Trauma and Informed and why is important that all people understand. Hear from experts.