🎙️ Beyond DaMic Podcast: A Triumphant Confluence of Kindness 🌟

I had the privilege of joining Dr. Tristaca McCray on the Beyond DaMic Podcast, where we explored the incredible journey of Uncle Sele, a true beacon of kindness. 🌈

Uncle Sele's warm personality and unwavering commitment to spreading positivity make him a Kindness Champion in every sense. In this episode, he generously shares his personal experiences, offering a profound insight into the transformative power of kindness in one's life. 💖

The Ripple Effect: Uncle Sele's story exemplifies the ripple effect of kindness. Small acts can create a positive chain reaction, influencing individuals and entire communities.

🤝 A Universal Language: Kindness knows no bounds. Uncle Sele's anecdotes highlight how kindness serves as a universal language, fostering connections and breaking down barriers.

🌍 Kindness in Today's World: In a world facing challenges and divisions, Uncle Sele's journey is a reminder of the healing power of kindness. Dr. Tristaca McCray provides insights into the role of kindness in promoting mental health and resilience.

Joining us on this illuminating journey is the esteemed General Secretary of the World Kindness Movement, Dr. Tristaca McCray, and our special guest, E Train Talks, Inc. - a phenomenal 12-year-old literacy advocate.Dr. McCray, the General Secretary of The World Kindness Movement, shares insights into the transformative power of kindness on a global scale. Her dedication to fostering a world that thrives on empathy and understanding sets the stage for an enriching conversation.

E Train Talks, Inc. - A Force for Change at 12: E Train Talks, Inc., defies expectations and proves that age is no barrier to making a meaningful impact. At just 12 years old, he has become a beacon of hope in the world of literacy advocacy, captivating hearts with his passion for education and kindness. Let's amplify the voices of young advocates and collectively contribute to a world that values kindness and education. Share your thoughts in the comments and be part of the conversation.

Pamela Scott, M.Ed. 2011 President Obama Recognition in Writing has years of experience of taking students to the level in education, mentorship, communication skills and time management. Pamela continues to increase parent communication and involvement by 50%, by reminding families about self-awareness, education, mentorship and a safe space to grow in underserved communities.

As a community academic counselor, Pamela supports grades 9-12 with a collaboration with leadership teams for parent session initiatives in several school districts in STEM English, Writing, and ACT test-taking courses.

Pamela won scholarships for UBC students and awards for students as scholarship researcher. Pamela recently joined NERDS RULE INC.  Academy as an educational advisor for the Fellows Cohort 3. (September Sessions) Tune in and learn more about our collaborations and Pamela's role as an Executive Coaching for Ph.D. students. # #leadership #education #experience #writing #students #communication #communication #whitehouse #blackentrepreneurs #educationalleadership #nation #phdlife #phdresearch

NERDS RULE INC's Fix Ya Crown Podcast With Dr. Tristaca McCray - Guest ShaRon Rea

Tristaca and ShaRon Rea have been World Kindness Ambassadors (USA) since 2018 when they first met in LA for the meet and greet for WK. Excited to have ShaRon join our podcast on today as we speak about having a life coach, support, community and finding inner peace. 

ShaRon Rea, is a compassionate woman with a strong business background that encompasses more than 30 years’ experience in the fields of communication, education, childcare, government and nonprofit agencies and public service. Because ShaRon sees each person from the place of unconditional acceptance, she creates a safe, welcoming environment for coaching, training and workshops.

ShaRon is certified through the Fowler International Academy of Professional Life Coaching, as well as the evidence-based parenting program Active Parenting® for kids and teens. She completed the Arizona Attorney General’s Mediation program and is a Certified Social Emotional Learning Educator. ShaRon is among the original facilitators of the ACE study (Adverse Childhood Experiences) trained by the Injury Prevention Center for Strong Families and she's a Certified Fatherhood and Healthy Relationship Educator.

ShaRon is on a serious mission to make the world a better place as creator of the global movement No Judgment. Just Love.®  She knows that judgments are human and we judge all the time. Her message is meant to encourage people to practice No Judgment. Just Love.® which is “choosing to move beyond judgments that divide, to consciously lead with LOVE in your thoughts, words and actions. This will genuinely help us relate to each other better.”

ShaRon is the author of two books - Children & Divorce: Parenting Tips to Help Your Family Cope and Adjust and the No Judgment. Just Love.® Coloring Journal available in Right and Left handed editions.

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SEASON 5

NERDS RULE INC. @fixyacrownpodcast is back with a brand-new season of planting seeds around with our Global Ambassador's.

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Check out our podcast in English, Arabic and Fur.

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Sudan Ambassador Najat lysa speaks about creating "Najat Sudan's Movement" for:

Girls Education

Climate Change

Self-Worth (Bleaching Skin)

NERDS RULE INC's Fix Ya Crown Podcast with Dr. Tristaca McCray Special Guest Ashanti Davis Topic: "Black Women in Therapy ''

Ashanti Davis has been an angel to NERDS RULE INC.  As a partner and sister to our Community Action STEM program since 2017, Ashanti continues to connect resources, planting seeds of HOPE and pour into our next generation of NERDS RULE INC. Ambassadors.   Tune in and listen as these two Community Queens speak about therapy, faith, community and STEM research.

Ashanti Davis is an Artist, Thinker, Social Justice Advocate, and Museum Practitioner who believes in the power of art and creativity to create meaningful change. As Exhibition Manager, she leads an interdisciplinary team in the development of unique experiences and exhibitions for visitors of all ages to the Fleet Science Center. Davis is Chair and co-instigator of an internal group for Diversity, Inclusion, Equity, and Accessibility, seeking to make an impact on organizational culture and systems. As someone who represents both culturally and cognitively diverse communities, she understands the necessity for cultural competency and the decolonization of museological practice and leadership, ultimately shifting the ways in which museums engage intentionally with their entire community. Davis is an Alumni Fellow of the ASTC Leadership and Diversity Fellowship program, received a BA in Creative Arts and Communications in 2009 and is currently enrolled in a Masters in Museum Studies program with Johns Hopkins University. Upon completion of her master’s, Davis looks forward to continuing her work as a leader in the Arts and Culture sector and catalyzing meaningful change through lenses of social justice, curiosity, and creativity for all organizational staff and communities.

Nakeya Fields sits down with high school friend and community partner Dr. McCray. These two community leaders catch up their outreach on mental health awareness, self- care and taking time for self to reach your goals and dreams.

Raven Nicole_ is a graduate of the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill with a BA in Psychology and Sociology and a concentration in Law and Cognitive Science. She recently received a degree in MS Clinical Mental Health Counseling! According to the National Alliance on Mental Illness, 19.1% of adults in the United States have experienced some form of mental illness (NAMI, 2018). This number in a simpler form is representative of one in five adults. Like the 47.6 million people in the United States that have experienced mental illness, living with mental illness has been a part of her reality since the age of 14.

In response to this diagnosis, she has worked tirelessly over the years to ensure that the young women she encountered were supported, loved and encouraged. Raven had a vision and executed a plan to address mental health challenges via dance to young ladies that were not open to traditional therapeutic techniques and interventions. Her work is much needed in communities that are plagued by stigma and limited healthcare resources. Through her non-profit organization, Motiv8 Incorporated, and her for-profit company, Mindfulness Movement, Raven has helped to spread awareness to minority communities about their mental wellness while also positioning many students to go further in their pursuit of professional artistry. By hosting dance and wellness sessions to connect the dots with mental health, she has displayed a desire to help those in need; especially the next generation.

Raven is well on her way to shifting the narrative of mental health in the Black community. By providing a unique movement experience that promotes emotional, social, cognitive and physical integration for the purpose of improving health and fitness while tackling the issue of self-care and mental health, she is helping the 16% of Black America that had a diagnosable mental illness in the past year. She is currently certified in The Science of Well-Being (Yale University), Healing With the Arts (University of Florida), Mental Health Management During Covid-19 (University of Toronto), Mindfulness Coaching (New Skills Academy), Reiki (Udemy), and Registered Yoga Instruction