Narrative Shifts: Our Stories. Our Melanin. Our Lives.

Continue the conversation! RogjettSpeaks is in a rich discussion with Derrick Jackson, MSW, Police Officer, and Director of Community Engagement at the Washtenaw County Sheriff Department.

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Continue the conversation! RogjettSpeaks is talking about Kidney Health and the Black Community with Dr. Silas Prescod Norman, MD--University of Michigan, Erika Dudley, former Director of Transplant Services--The Children's Hospital of Michigan, and Nikeyia Davis, the Kidney Nurse!

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Gen Z brother, Marcos Harris Jr., joins RogjettSpeaks to discuss culture and Environmental Sustainability.

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Part 5! Mental Health in the Black Community often carries a stigma. This is even more prevalent with Black men. Therapist, Shanta L. Hayes, LMSW drops in again with clinical perspectives as Author & Poet, Brandon Robinson joins RogjettSpeaks in our final episode in the five-part series about Black Men and Mental Health. Be encouraged and be well!

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Part 4! Mental Health in the Black Community often carries a stigma. This is even more prevalent with Black men. Bobby Moore joins RogjettSpeaks for a continued discussion about Black Men and Mental Health. Be encouraged as we maneuver through this 5-part series. Be well!

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Part 3! Mental Health in the Black Community often carries a stigma. This is even more prevalent with Black men. Therapist, Shanta L. Hayes, LMSW, and Voice-Over Actor and Comedian, Michael McDaniel, join RogjettSpeaks in a continued discussion about Black Men and Mental Health. Be encouraged as we maneuver through this 5-part series. Be well!

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PART 2...Mental Health in the Black Community often carries a stigma. This is even more prevalent with Black men. Therapist, Shanta L. Hayes, and Principal Desmond Smith join RogjettSpeaks again in a continued discussion about Black Men and Mental Health. Be encouraged as we maneuver through this 5-part series. Be well!

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Therapist Shanta L. Hayes LMSW, and Principal, Desmond Smith join RogjettSpeaks in a sensitive conversation about black men, grief, loss, and therapy. WARNING: This is a discussion that speaks about grieving the loss of children in utero.

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