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- BWIR COMMUNITY MATTERS FEATURES CHERITA TOUSSAINT
In this difficult time, it is important to get vital information and resources to those in need. BWIR Community Matters is one way our organization leads communities toward helpful solutions. You will be inspired by this interview. BWIR Public Affairs Director Angela Greene talks to Cherita Toussaint about surviving her painful past and answering the call to help children from drug-addicted parents
Black Women In Radio (BWIR) LLC. is the first organization to push minority female broadcasters forward in a way that celebrates them as the significant contributors to society that they are. We are here to celebrate our diversity and tell our stories like only we can.
41 min - A NEW GENERATION OF THERAPIST ACKNOWLEDGE MENTAL WELLNESS IS KEY TO SURVIVING PANDEMICSBLACK WOMEN IN RADIO (BWIR) supports wellness advocacy. We are proud to support the next generation of therapists. Meet Phallon Foxworth!Phallon, originally from Detroit, MI, is a class of 2018 graduate of Spelman College, where she received her Bachelor of Arts in Psychology. She has identified her passion within the field of psychology and aspires to attain her doctorate. She envisions her career path including work with individuals who are incarcerated and providing therapeutic services to those who could not usually afford it. In 2017, Phallon began a scholarship fund, Rosa's Angel Scholarship, Inc., for Detroit youth who are entering their freshman year of college. The nonprofit organization was established in honor of her grandmother, a breast cancer survivor, who taught Phallon about the importance of giving back. The organization has provided six young scholars with assistance in attaining their Bachelor's degree to date. Phallon is a proud member of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Incorporated and received her Master's in Mental Health Counseling and Behavioral Medicine from Boston University School of Medicine in 2020. She is currently working as a therapist with adolescents and young adults.1 hr 1 min
- BWIR CELEBRATES NEW GLOBAL INITIATIVE OF COLLABORATION WITH INTERNATIONAL SISTERS IN MEDIABlack Women In Radio(BWIR) celebrates its collaboration with their international sisters in media. Meet Black Dope Mums!56 min
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- BLACK WOMEN IN RADIO FEATURE PARIS NICOLEParis Nicole talks about being a woman in charge of her life and destiny. She is the Program Director and Midday radio personality at HipHop 103.9 and the 2020 BWIR INFLUENCER feature during August.55 min
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- THE SCHOOL-TO-PRISON PIPELINE EXPOSES CHILDREN TO POLICE AGGRESSION AND JAIL AS EARLY AS FIRST GRADEBWIR Public Relations Director interviews Marlyn Tillman Founder of Gwinnett Stopp.1 hr 13 min
- THE BLINDSIDE OF RADIO WITH NINA MICHEALearn what it feels like to find your place in an ever-changing industry.1 hr 19 min
- TAMMI MAC UNCOVERS SECRETS TO ENTERTAINMENT SUCCESSThe climb to success is long and tedious. Learn a few valuable secrets to success from triple-threat radio veteran Tammi Mac.1 hr 22 min
- YVONNE DANIELS PROGRAMMING WHILE FEMALE2019 Gracie Award Winner Yvonne Daniels gives us insight into what it might be like to be a Program Director.1 hr 6 min
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Learn and grow from the challenges and triumphs of professional broadcasters nationwide who are navigating careers, families, businesses, and dreams. Their stories weave a golden thread through the…
fabric of Black radio culture. Black Women In Radio (BWIR) LLC. is the first organization to push minority female broadcasters forward in a way that celebrates their significance and contributions to society. We are here to celebrate our diversity and tell our stories like only we can.