This week Evalaurene Jean-Charles spoke with Tim’m West to discuss education advocacy, LGBTQ+ youth in schools, culturally responsive education, and social justice. The conversation was great and gave great insights into where we want to see our schools in the future.

This episode you are gonna hear a conversation between Evalaurene Jean-Charles and Stephanie Stamp as educator who invests her time and energy into students on the margins. We had an insightful conversation and I look forward to getting feedback on your thoughts.

On this episode of the Black on Black Education Podcast we have our first of a two part conversation with Mr. Joseph Roberts. He’s a 17 year teacher who currently works as an Alternative School Teacher in the 2nd Best ranked district in all of Alabama.  Mr. Roberts has a passion for teaching that you’ll be able to hear throughout the interview. He loves to inspire a love of learning in his students and he also loves to inspire teachers to become the best versions of themselves. He does the latter via his very entertaining Instagram page that can be found @josephrobertshq

This week you hear a new voice, Black on Black Education’s Youth correspondent, Sonai Clarke, sat down with Evalaurene Jean-Charles our CEO and founder. They had an incredible conversation where Eva gave insight into BOBE and all that has brought her to this work.

This week Evalaurene Jean-Charles sat down with Jaren Forbes a worker in the growing medical cannabis industry. We had an incredible conversation about the history of cannabis, the implications of the war on drugs, and so much more. This conversation is a little different for us but I think your gonna like it.

On this weeks episode of The Black on Black Education Podcast Jamaal Thomas sits down to talk to Coach, Speaker and Author Rahshib Thomas The Chief Leadership Minister at RT Consulting. In a wide ranging conversion Rahshib shares a little about his life and helps people understand some keys to navigating corporate America plus much more.

On this weeks Black on Black Education Evalaurene Jean-Charles talks to Dr. Nikki Joseph’s of Manhattanville College. She brings a unique perspective on what we need to do to transform the education system. We dive into Social & Emotional Learning, the importance of Special Ed, a brilliant concept called Brave Spaces and much more.

Evalaurene Jean-Charles sat down with Ms. Carri Twigg, co-founder of the Culture House production company. As a life long lover of politics we had an incredible conversation about the importance of voting in the black community.

Evalaurene Jean-Charles sat down with Sasha-Gay Trusty, editor and chief of Quaint Revolt Media and discussed the need for art in the black community.