In this third and final installment of our series "Protect Black Women" we spoke about the cases of Lauren Smith Fields and Brenda Lee Rawls.  Both of these women from my hometown of Bridgeport, CT were found dead on the same day and in both situations the police department not only failed to notify either family of their passings but failed to investigate either death the way they were supposed too.  As we continue to seek Justice for both of these women we ask that you get involved in that effort by following the links in this episode description and becoming a part of this growing movement to bring the justice these women deserve.

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In part 2 of our series "Protect Black Women" we will be responding to some comments made on another podcast from two black men about their dating preference and why they prefer NOT to date black women.  We dive deep into how comments such as these are problematic and tear down black women instead of lifting them up.  It gets real in this episode! You won't want to miss!

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In part one of this three part series we take on the conversation of what it truly means to protect Black women and how we as a community can begin to do a better job at making Black women feel seen, heard, and respected!  You won't want to miss!

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On this episode of Daily Dimensions we were honored to have New York native and Bridgeport Central alumni Nick Tulloch share his journey to becoming a D1 strength and conditioning coach at the University of Arkansas.  Join us as we dive into the highs and the lows of this amazing journey and dig deeper into just what hard work and commitment really looks like!

2021 has come to a close so it's only right that we kick off 2022 the right way, with a wrap up!

In this episode we had the chance to sit down with social worker, mental health clinician, and one half of the "But Go Off, Sis" podcast, Vanessa Caphanac!  

In this episode we spoke about  Mental Health in the Caribbean community, Finding your way in the professional world, and the importance of cultural representation in high places. 

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As I've stepped into my new role as a Youth Director I find more and more each day just how amazing.. and annoying kids can be.  In this episode we talk about leading the next generation, having difficult conversations with kids, and stepping into new roles that you may not be ready for. 

Even when a situation seems impossible or the chips are stacked against you just know that Your Gifts Will Make Room For You!  I recently found myself in a situation where I was not the preferred candidate for a promotion at my job but God knew I was the BEST candidate for the job.  I am a firm believer that what God has for you nobody can ever keep from you and this episode is a testament to just that! 

Today we are joined by special guest and Howard Alum Jasmine Lewis! Jasmine is not only a Social Worker for the Public Defenders office here in CT but she is also the Founder of Natural Glow Essentials LLC, a beauty brand providing hand crafted all natural body and beauty products.

In this episode we cover what it is to truly be an entrepreneur, the HBCU experience, Bridging social work with the legal system, and so much more! You won't want to miss!

I was about twelve or thirteen when I almost lost my mother to a health scare.  What made it all the more harder for me is that she got sick on my birthday of all days.  From that point on my birthday stopped being a day to be celebrated and instead served as a constant reminder of what almost was....Until this year!  Tune in as I talk about how I overcame this struggle and managed to have one of the best birthdays I've ever had.