Dr. Aleese and Christina discuss fund development for Black led organizations and accessing your ability to launch your consulting LLC.

Christina M. Jones, a magnificent mom and partner is also the Founder and CEO of Command Joy Co., a consulting firm that helps mission-driven organizations thrive through fund development, communications, and leadership strategy. An attorney and longtime advocate, she brings nearly 15 years of experience in sexual assault prevention, legal reform, and nonprofit leadership. Christina is also deeply rooted in community, whether advising national organizations, leading her son’s PTO, or creating safe spaces for faith communities to respond to violence. With warmth, strategy, and a deep belief in possibility, she equips leaders to build sustainable change.

Black Women Talking Back Podcast

Celebrating Black, Brilliant, Beautiful, Bad-ass Sistahs Through Stories of Love, Hope and Strategies for Change with Rev. Dr. Aleese Moore-Orbih

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Dr. Aleese and Dr. Kristee talk about awakening to our true selves as spiritual beings and how this fundamental truth serves as an essential mental health modality for people of the African ancestry. 

Black Women Talking Back Podcast

Celebrating Black, Brilliant, Beautiful, Bad-ass Sistahs Through Stories of Love, Hope and Strategies for Change with Rev. Dr. Aleese Moore-Orbih

Be sure to follow us at our social media accounts:

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Dr. Aleese and Shannon Amos discusses the importance of evaluating and sometimes letting go of cultural and familial beliefs that hold you hostage from being your best self. Shannon shares with Dr. Aleese how navigating loss and grief from losing both of her parents gave her new perspective, energy and purpose to live her best life.  She shares healing practices and journeys that have given her a new life and what she is doing to help other women heal from trauma and grief and renew their lives. 

Black Women Talking Back Podcast

Celebrating Black, Brilliant, Beautiful, Bad-ass Sistahs Through Stories of Love, Hope and Strategies for Change with Rev. Dr. Aleese Moore-Orbih

Be sure to follow us at our social media accounts:

www.Blackwomentalkingback.com,

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Dr. Aleese and Angelique Johnson discusses the profound impact of one's environment on personal growth and self-awareness. Angelique emphasizes the importance of recognizing patterns in relationships and career choices, and the necessity of breaking free from cycles that no longer serve one's growth. Aleese and Angelique  share their journey of cutting off toxic influences and exploring independence beyond traditional job structures.

Black Women Talking Back Podcast

Celebrating Black, Brilliant, Beautiful, Bad-ass Sistahs Through Stories of Love, Hope and Strategies for Change with Rev. Dr. Aleese Moore-Orbih

Be sure to follow us at our social media accounts:

www.Blackwomentalkingback.com,

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Dr. Aleese and Zoe Flowers embarks on a transformative discussion centered around the themes of purpose, passion, and holistic healing. With a candid reflection on her own life, she shares the poignant story of how an intense focus on work not only drained her spirit but also pushed her into a state of grave illness. 

Zoe delves into the realization that to heal herself, she needed to step away from the grind and prioritize her own well-being. This turning point set her on a path toward healing work, with various communities. Through her experiences, she highlights the profound importance of nurturing oneself in order to foster positive change in the world

Black Women Talking Back Podcast

Celebrating Black, Brilliant, Beautiful, Bad-ass Sistahs Through Stories of Love, Hope and Strategies for Change with Rev. Dr. Aleese Moore-Orbih

Be sure to follow us at our social media accounts:

www.Blackwomentalkingback.com,

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https://www.instagram.com/blackwomentalkingback/

This podcast dives into the complexities of racial capitalism and its effects on contemporary pan-African relationships, as well as explore the challenges posed by materialist desires in our pursuit of a fairer distribution of wealth and power. Our guest will also share stories and joyful reminders of the Black pan-African fundamental practices that help us experience those fleeting yet powerful moments of freedom in our everyday lives.

Black Women Talking Back Podcast

Celebrating Black, Brilliant, Beautiful, Bad-ass Sistahs Through Stories of Love, Hope and Strategies for Change with Rev. Dr. Aleese Moore-Orbih

Be sure to follow us at our social media accounts:

www.Blackwomentalkingback.com,

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https://www.linkedin.com/company/black-women-talking-back/

https://www.instagram.com/blackwomentalkingback/

Dr. Aleese sits down with three Black, brilliant and beautiful sistahs; Tonya Lovelace, Organizational Transformation Coach; Chrystal Ellis, Human Resource, Organizational Leadership and DEI specialist; and Lisalyn Jacobs, National Movement and Policy Consultant on all things race/gender equity-adjacent, to discuss the relevance of DEI and what impact, if any, it has made for Black women and their communities. 

Dr. Aleese sits down with the National Black Women's Justice Institute, The California Black Women’s Public Health Institute, and Black Skeptics/The Black Women Leadership Project to discuss how Black women, in this challenging political era, are driving powerful change within their communities and empowering listeners to recognize their own autonomy and agency in their efforts to improve their lives and contribute to social justice.