Black Girl Lessons

Black Girl Lessons

By Terrica ArnoldEducationSelf-Improvement
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Black Girl Lessons episodes

  • Educate and Elevate
    Listen as we speak with Librarian and Educator, DeLisa Minor-Harris, about the importance of education and learning our history.
    37 min
  • Cherish the Moment
    We are talking living in the moment with Cherron Harbour. Join us as we explore the importance of living in the now and changing perspectives during the pandemic.
    35 min
  • Only One You
    Let’s talk You! In this episode we speak with Donisha Moss about self-exploration and accepting who we are... without apology!
    48 min
  • Strengthen Your Circle
    In this episode we talk with my flesh and blood little sister... Kalisa Sampson. She is an entrepreneur and mental health professional that loves to create new products! Join us in this laid back convo on circles/friendships.
    30 min
  • Lesson: Start Again
    We’ve all had moments in our life where we had to start over... professionally and personally. In this episode, we speak with Dr. Krystal McKenney about starting over!
    31 min
  • Lesson: A Dream Fulfilled
    We speak with John Thomas, Founder of No Mind Left Behind and Author of The Adventures of Peggi and Pat. Listen as we talk about dreams, reaching goals and self-reflection.
    35 min
  • Black Is Beautiful
    As black women and girls, we are often overwhelmed with the beauty standards of mainstream society. However, we are descendants of a beautifully unique culture. In this episode, with our guest, Maya Foster (public health leader and lifestyle blogger) we explore inner and outer beauty.
    39 min

About Black Girl Lessons

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The Black Girl Lessons podcast is an extension of the organization. The organization stands on 13 foundational lessons or principles. Through mentorship, group programming and individual support, Black Girl Lessons teaches these principles and hopes to help its participants build confidence and overcome adversity—especially adverse childhood experiences (ACES). Black Girl Lessons also promotes education through its Ella and Osia Scholarship Fund.