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Episode 13: Persistence in the System with Kenisha Coon
🎙️ “We can’t change outcomes until we change how we think.” -Kenisha Coon
This is one of the gems dropped by our guest, Kenisha Coon.
In this episode of The Skin Deep Podcast, host Shanelle Dupree sits down with Kenisha Coon, a child welfare consultant, equity leader, and soon to be Ph.D., who brings both personal and professional insight to transforming the child welfare system.
Kenisha shares her powerful story of growing up in an abusive household under CPS supervision but never being removed. This lived experience has shaped her passion for system reform. She reflects on the overlooked stories of children in “failed preservation” situations and how those experiences have fueled her mission to dismantle systemic barriers within child welfare. This episode will ignite reforms you experience and witness within the system as well.
What are the challenges that you see? Fill out the form HERE to share your perspective. Check out Kenisha’s book “And Then She Persisted” HERE. Connect with Kenisha at www.kenishacoon.com for consulting opportunities or on social media on Facebook (Kenisha Coon), LinkedIn (Kenisha Coon), or IG (Kcoon9288)
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By Shanelle Dupree🎙️ “We can’t change outcomes until we change how we think.” -Kenisha Coon
This is one of the gems dropped by our guest, Kenisha Coon.
In this episode of The Skin Deep Podcast, host Shanelle Dupree sits down with Kenisha Coon, a child welfare consultant, equity leader, and soon to be Ph.D., who brings both personal and professional insight to transforming the child welfare system.
Kenisha shares her powerful story of growing up in an abusive household under CPS supervision but never being removed. This lived experience has shaped her passion for system reform. She reflects on the overlooked stories of children in “failed preservation” situations and how those experiences have fueled her mission to dismantle systemic barriers within child welfare. This episode will ignite reforms you experience and witness within the system as well.
What are the challenges that you see? Fill out the form HERE to share your perspective. Check out Kenisha’s book “And Then She Persisted” HERE. Connect with Kenisha at www.kenishacoon.com for consulting opportunities or on social media on Facebook (Kenisha Coon), LinkedIn (Kenisha Coon), or IG (Kcoon9288)