Quite often, people ask me whether or not they should pursue teaching, given the current state of education. Press play to hear my thoughts and feel free to share yours.

Changing the educational landscape starts with liberation, listen in as we discuss ways to create spaces in education that lead to liberation.

“I teach brown and black students for a reason” - Jasmyn Williams

Urban education can be characterized in many different ways and can be viewed in positive or negative connotations. Regardless of how one may view it the intention to provide students in urban areas with quality education should be at the forefront at every school and within all teachers.

By reading the title you would think it’s tips on a new venture in education right? However, Aisha Crumbine consults us on becoming the best version of ourselves and finding our purpose. A refuel for educators or a step to do self-work? You choose after listening.

The resilience Educators showed during the pandemic was truly unmatched. Listen in to learn more!

There is an existing stigma within the black community regarding mental health. We’ve all heard it before “Black folks don’t go to therapy”. Nevertheless, millennials are changing the narrative by prioritizing their overall wellness and taking advantage of mental health resources, like therapy.

This month is all about Women and Girl empowerment. Listen in on the ways we can educate women and girls not only in the US but globally.

Culture, diversity, black empowerment, inclusion and more.

Trauma isn’t always violence! Listen in on the different ways and approaches we can treat trauma.