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Jamilah F. Bashir is the founder of The IEP Coach LLC, a consulting company dedicated to empowering special education teachers, schools, and parents. Through expert coaching and professional development, she helps educators balance their dual roles as teachers and case managers while guiding parents through the often complex Individualized Education Plan (IEP) process with clarity and confidence.With over 20 years of experience across charter, public, and private schools, Jamilah has served as a special education teacher, special education supervisor, and education consultant. Her deep expertise and passion for transforming special education make her a sought-after leader in the field.Jamilah holds a Bachelor's degree in Special Education from Widener University and two Master's degrees—one in Education and another in Educational Leadership—from St. Joseph's University. Her strong academic foundation and hands-on experience position her as a trusted authority in special education.As a speaker and thought leader, Jamilah has presented at the 2024 Autism in Black Conference, the Black Males in Education Convening Conference, and the Men of Color Conference. She has been featured on platforms such as the Autism in Black Podcast, The Opportunity Gap by Understood.org, The Impact of Educational Leadership with Isaiah Drone, and The Why Don't We Talk About This Podcast. Her dedication to advocacy has earned her the Advocate for Me, LLC, and Jordan A. Smith Foundation Award.Jamilah is also the author of Because of H.E.R., a heartfelt memoir about growing up with a sibling with a disability. She created the Master the IEP Course, a leading resource for understanding and navigating IEPs, and SPEDucators Rise, a group coaching program designed to help special education teachers master the complexities of their roles. Through these programs, she equips educators and parents with the tools they need to better support the children they serve.Through her weekly live series, The Coaching Corner with The IEP Coach, and her engaging social media presence, Jamilah connects with over 7,000 people per week, sharing expert insights on special education. Her ability to break down complex topics into actionable strategies makes her a trusted resource for educators, parents, and administrators alike.When she's not leading professional development sessions or coaching, Jamilah enjoys traveling, attending Broadway shows, experiencing live performances, and giving back to her community through service.Website: www.theiepcoachllc.comMaster the IEP Course: www.mastertheiep.comSPEDucators Rise Coaching Program: https://www.theiepcoachllc.com/speducators-rise-programFreebies: https://www.theiepcoachllc.com/freebies ______________________________________________________________________ The Edupreneur: Your Blueprint To Jumpstart And Scale Your Education BusinessYou've spent years in the classroom, leading PD, designing curriculum, and transforming how students learn. Now, it's time to leverage that experience and build something for yourself. The Edupreneur isn't just another book—it's the playbook for educators who want to take their knowledge beyond the school walls and into a thriving business.I wrote this book because I've been where you are. I know what it's like to have the skills, the passion, and the drive but not know where to start. I break it all down—the mindset shifts, the business models, the pricing strategies, and the branding moves that will help you position yourself as a leader in this space.Inside, you'll learn how to:✅ Turn your expertise into income streams—without feeling like a sellout✅ Build a personal brand that commands respect (and top dollar)✅ Market your work in a way that feels natural and impactful✅ Navigate the business side of edupreneurship, from pricing to partnershipsWhether you want to consult, create courses, write books, or launch a podcast, this book will help you get there. Stop waiting for permission. Start building your own table.
This season and episode is about the E.P.I.C. Women of Color Conference three women founders who own businesses and focus on DANCE. Listen to their story and be empowered!
As the founder of Blink Consulting, Alison Park has partnered with over 100 independent schools, as well as public districts, community-based organizations and nonprofits to advance their commitments to diversity, equity and inclusion. In addition to her work with clients, Alison has facilitated and keynoted at numerous conferences, including the Asian Educators' Alliance, Bay Area Directors of Admission Symposium, California Association of Independent Schools, East Bay Independent Schools Association, National Association of Independent Schools' Annual and POCC, Northwest Association of Independent Schools' Fall Educators and Institutional Leadership and the White Privilege Conferences. Alison has also served on Park Day School's Board of Trustees and the Advisory Board of the Mosaic Project, and currently serves on the SMART program's Board of Directors. Before Blink, Alison taught for thirteen years in the public, non-profit and private sectors, including Marin Academy and Head-Royce Middle School. Alison earned her B.A. in African Studies at Yale University and two Master's degrees at Harvard's Graduate School of Education. Originally from the Philadelphia area, Alison has lived in the San Francisco Bay Area over 25 years. https://www.rethinkingdiversity.com/Chris Thinnes, Ed.D., is a veteran independent school leader, an experienced educational consultant and facilitator, a skilled DEI practitioner, and a seasoned collaborator with education leaders from the public and private sectors. Throughout his service in schools, he has promoted a fuller understanding of the fact that deeper learning in our classrooms is dependent on diversity, equity, and social justice in our schools. He has also promoted a wide range of initiatives to transform teaching and learning by integrating technology and research-based practice, systematizing professional learning and collaboration, enriching school partnerships with other educational organizations, and engaging student, teacher, and parent voices in strategic institutional decision making—actively collaborating, all the while, with national education thought leaders, researchers, and activists from the public and private sectors to promote the transformation of teaching and learning for all our nation's children. Thinnes has regular presented workshops and facilitated sessions at national conferences such as the NAIS People of Color Conference, the NAIS Annual Conference, the Progressive Education Network national conference, and the EdLeader21 national conference. His writing about education issues has appeared in Independent School Magazine, GOOD, Living in Dialogue (Education Week), and a variety of other publications and blogs. Thinnes currently serves on the Board of Directors of the Progressive Education Network and EduColor. He received his Ed.D. in Educational Leadership for Social Justice from LMU.
Our hosts and guest highlighted the benefits of single-sex education at Gilman School, emphasizing how the all-boys environment allows students to pursue their interests without societal restrictions. There was discussion of the importance of recognizing and appreciating the contributions of every individual in a mission-oriented organization, as well as ways to enhance ATLIS membership and leadership opportunities. The speakers also highlighted the importance of advancing tech leadership in independent schools, with a focus on professional development programs like the TLIS credentialing program.ResourcesGilman School, Baltimore, MDMolly Rumsey episode of Talking Technology with ATLISCenter for Institutional Research at Independent Schools (CIRIS)Rachel Gorsky, Director of Institutional Research & Data Analytics, Gilman SchoolSt. Christopher's SchoolNAIS People of Color Conference
It's March and Women's History Month, so what better way to celebrate than to speak with someone who leads an organization dedicated to helping women overcome societal barriers by providing educational and empowering experiences that promote sisterhood and community. Sol Sisters, the organization we're highlighting today believes, as I do, that all women deserve to feel safe, supported, and celebrated. And since we talk about leadership and teamwork in the workplace on the Mission First People Always Podcast, we're going to hone in on how everyone benefits when women of color feel belonging in the workplace. Unfortunately, that's not always the case, but we're here to learn how to change that, so settle in for an informative and empowering conversation. About our Guest Dr. Christine Coleman, LMFT, is a licensed therapist, executive coach, and the founder of Sol Sisters, a Bay area nonprofit that empowers women of color to overcome societal barriers. She has trained leading companies like Pinterest, Business Wire, Coursera, Udemy, Salesforce, and the Major League Baseball Network in mental health, inclusivity, and belonging initiatives. Dr. Coleman has been in Harvard Business Review, Fast Company, Vogue, MSN, and Huffington Post, and has spoken at Yale's Mental Health Conference, UC Berkeley's Women of Color Conference, the American College Health Association (ACHA), and more. Dr. Coleman received the University of San Francisco's “Living the Mission” award for her dedication to serving women and girls. About Sol Sisters Founded in 2013 by Dr. Christine Coleman, Sol Sisters' mission is to help women overcome societal barriers by providing educational and empowering experiences that promote sisterhood and community across the Bay Area. It brings events and services to women that are focused on four areas of health that enrich, empower and evolve women of all backgrounds and financial situations. Based in Oakland, Sol Sisters is a registered 501(c)3 nonprofit. For more information and to contribute to its mission, please visit solsisters.org. Social Links Dr. Christine Coleman's Instagram Sol Sisters' Instagram Sol Sisters' Facebook What You'll Learn The difference between being included and feeling like you belong Why everyone benefits when women of color feel a sense of belonging at work How to leverage employee resource groups to foster real connections in your team Opportunity Later this spring Sol Sisters will be unveiling its free Enrich membership, which aims to be an educational and empowering platform that provides under-resourced women with the tools they need to further their professional, mental, physical, and creative development. The first session will focus on financial literacy, and the new membership will also receive access to Sol Sisters' Empower Retreats, where they can enjoy wellness, educational and professional opportunities all in one day. Connect with Dr. Mike: Website: https://www.drmikepatterson.com Book: https://www.missionfirstpeoplealwaysbook.com LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/drmichaellpatterson Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/therealdrmikepatterson/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/drmikepatterson Buy The Book!: Mission First People Always Episode Minute By Minute: 0:02 Celebrating Women's History Month: What to expect this month on Mission First, People Always. 1:00 Get to Know Dr. Christine Coleman: Highlighting her impactful journey and the foundation of Soul Sisters. 3:32 Soul Sisters' Mission Unveiled: Dive into the empowerment and support offered to women from marginalized communities. 6:04 Faith in Action: How faith guides service and purpose in the mission of Soul Sisters. 6:36 Tackling Funding Challenges: Exploring the financial journey and the quest for sustainability at Soul Sisters. 09:18 Belonging at Work Matters: The critical importance of a supportive workplace for women of color. 16:53 Inside Training for Inclusion: A look at the essence and impact of diversity and inclusion training. 20:32 The Inclusion vs. Belonging Debate: Understanding the distinction and its significance in the workplace. 23:36 DEI Evolution and Impact: How DEI initiatives are expanding to more effectively include justice and belonging. 27:14 Strategies for Enhancing Belonging: Practical ways to improve inclusion and belonging in various environments. 33:25 Listening and Learning for Better Connection: Dr. Mike's reflections on engaging more authentically with diverse experiences. 42:45 What's Next for Soul Sisters: A look into upcoming initiatives, their membership program, and more opportunities!
Bodies are Telling is a two part exploration of the often complex relationship between the body and the self, told by Jimanekia Eborn through an intimate, personal reflection of her own journey to self-discovery. What are the psychological effects of growing up in a body that is constantly objectified? How do outside influences and expectations impact the way we perceive ourselves? What does it mean to reconnect to our body and heal after experiencing sexual assault? This started out as a podcast discussing bodies that have been impacted by shame and guilt. But it turned into a candid sharing of deep truths; an examination of personal trauma and what it's like to come out on the other side. While also calling in others' journeys and ideals around their own bodies, this is a story that, sadly, many will listen to and be able to connect with, but, hopefully, it is also a story that many can discover a place of understanding, realisation, and, ultimatley, hope. TW: This series mentions sexual assault and eating disorders. More about Jimanekia: Jimanekia Eborn is a Queer, Sexual Assault & Trauma Expert, Trauma Media Consultant, and Comprehensive Sex Educator. She is the host of Trauma Queen - a podcast for survivors of assault and our allies. The podcast focuses on uplifting voices in all communities and exploring our collective journey to healing. Jimanekia is the Founder of Tending The Garden- a nonprofit in service of sexual assault survivors who have been marginalized, offering retreats, online summits, community and education. She is also the co-founder of Cintima, bringing increased representation to the field of Intimacy Coordination in the film industry. In 2021, Jimanekia joined Lenora Claire Consulting as a SA & trauma expert for film & television productions. Jimanekia has been working in mental health for over a decade with youth, adolescents, and adults. She has led trauma-informed comprehensive sex and sex toy workshops at multiple universities including Columbia University, Georgetown University, Colorado College and Rhodes College. She has been the keynote speaker at Princeton Women's History Month 2021, UCSB Women of Color Conference 2019, UNCC & UC Merced's Take Back the Night Events 2022. Jimanekia has been a featured panelist at the MAC Belfast, Soho House, San Diego University, Converge Con and GirlSchool LA. Her work as a sex educator has been featured in Marie Claire, Playboy, Cosmo, Mind Body Green, Well + Good, Nylon, and many more. Contributors: Jordiana Diana: Website: https://earthtojordi.com Eugene Hsiang: @eutothegene Sonalee Rashatwar: @thefatsextherapist, https://www.sonaleer.com/, https://twitter.com/SonaleeR Social media: Website: https://traumaqueen.love/ Instagram: @jimanekia Twitter: @Jimanekia Facebook: Jimanekia Eborn Bodies are Telling was written by Jimanekia Eborn. Production by Lucy Carr and James Deacon. Sound design and mixing by Ben Williams. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
Bodies are Telling is a two part exploration of the often complex relationship between the body and the self, told by Jimanekia Eborn through an intimate, personal reflection of her own journey to self-discovery. What are the psychological effects of growing up in a body that is constantly objectified? How do outside influences and expectations impact the way we perceive ourselves? What does it mean to reconnect to our body and heal after experiencing sexual assault? This started out as a podcast discussing bodies that have been impacted by shame and guilt. But it turned into a candid sharing of deep truths; an examination of personal trauma and what it's like to come out on the other side. While also calling in others' journeys and ideals around their own bodies, this is a story that, sadly, many will listen to and be able to connect with, but, hopefully, it is also a story that many can discover a place of understanding, realisation, and, ultimatley, hope. TW: This series mentions sexual assault and eating disorders. More about Jimanekia: Jimanekia Eborn is a Queer, Sexual Assault & Trauma Expert, Trauma Media Consultant, and Comprehensive Sex Educator. She is the host of Trauma Queen - a podcast for survivors of assault and our allies. The podcast focuses on uplifting voices in all communities and exploring our collective journey to healing. Jimanekia is the Founder of Tending The Garden- a nonprofit in service of sexual assault survivors who have been marginalized, offering retreats, online summits, community and education. She is also the co-founder of Cintima, bringing increased representation to the field of Intimacy Coordination in the film industry. In 2021, Jimanekia joined Lenora Claire Consulting as a SA & trauma expert for film & television productions. Jimanekia has been working in mental health for over a decade with youth, adolescents, and adults. She has led trauma-informed comprehensive sex and sex toy workshops at multiple universities including Columbia University, Georgetown University, Colorado College and Rhodes College. She has been the keynote speaker at Princeton Women's History Month 2021, UCSB Women of Color Conference 2019, UNCC & UC Merced's Take Back the Night Events 2022. Jimanekia has been a featured panelist at the MAC Belfast, Soho House, San Diego University, Converge Con and GirlSchool LA. Her work as a sex educator has been featured in Marie Claire, Playboy, Cosmo, Mind Body Green, Well + Good, Nylon, and many more. Contributors: Jordiana Diana: Website: https://earthtojordi.com Eugene Hsiang: @eutothegene Sonalee Rashatwar: @thefatsextherapist, https://www.sonaleer.com/, https://twitter.com/SonaleeR Social media: Website: https://traumaqueen.love/ Instagram: @jimanekia Twitter: @Jimanekia Facebook: Jimanekia Eborn Bodies are Telling was written by Jimanekia Eborn. Production by Lucy Carr and James Deacon. Sound design and mixing by Ben Williams. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
Bodies are Telling is a two-part exploration of the often complex relationship between the body and the self, told by Jimanekia Eborn through an intimate, personal reflection of her own journey to self-discovery. What are the psychological effects of growing up in a body that is constantly objectified? How do outside influences and expectations impact the way we perceive ourselves? What does it mean to reconnect to our body and heal after experiencing sexual assault? This started out as a podcast discussing bodies that have been impacted by shame and guilt. But it turned into a candid sharing of deep truths; an examination of personal trauma and what it's like to come out on the other side. While also calling in others' journeys and ideals around their own bodies, this is a story that, sadly, many will listen to and be able to connect with, but, hopefully, it is also a story that many can discover a place of understanding, realisation, and, ultimately, hope. TW: This series mentions sexual assault and eating disorders. More about Jimanekia: Jimanekia Eborn is a Queer, Sexual Assault & Trauma Expert, Trauma Media Consultant, and Comprehensive Sex Educator. She is the host of Trauma Queen - a podcast for survivors of assault and our allies. The podcast focuses on uplifting voices in all communities and exploring our collective journey to healing. Jimanekia is the Founder of Tending The Garden- a nonprofit in service of sexual assault survivors who have been marginalized, offering retreats, online summits, community and education. She is also the co-founder of Cintima, bringing increased representation to the field of Intimacy Coordination in the film industry. In 2021, Jimanekia joined Lenora Claire Consulting as a SA & trauma expert for film & television productions. Jimanekia has been working in mental health for over a decade with youth, adolescents, and adults. She has led trauma-informed comprehensive sex and sex toy workshops at multiple universities including Columbia University, Georgetown University, Colorado College and Rhodes College. She has been the keynote speaker at Princeton Women's History Month 2021, UCSB Women of Color Conference 2019, UNCC & UC Merced's Take Back the Night Events 2022. Jimanekia has been a featured panelist at the MAC Belfast, Soho House, San Diego University, Converge Con and GirlSchool LA. Her work as a sex educator has been featured in Marie Claire, Playboy, Cosmo, Mind Body Green, Well + Good, Nylon, and many more. Contributors: Jordiana Diana: Website: https://earthtojordi.com Eugene Hsiang: @eutothegene Sonalee Rashatwar: @thefatsextherapist, https://www.sonaleer.com/, https://twitter.com/SonaleeR Social media: Website: https://traumaqueen.love/ Instagram: @jimanekia Twitter: @Jimanekia Facebook: Jimanekia Eborn Bodies are Telling was written by Jimanekia Eborn. Production by Lucy Carr and James Deacon. Sound design and mixing by Ben Williams. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
Here you'll meet Todd Western III who's family has been farming in Iowa since 1864. The Western's are African-Americans who today account for 1.4% of all farmers in the U.S. Why is he here? To share with you the first Iowa Farmers of Color Conference that happens on December 16 and YOU are invited to attend. For more about this event and to register, for free, head to Western Family Farms. Remember this is a conference for all interested parties and folks are coming from many surrounding states. Here is Todd Western III. Thanks for listening! The award winning Insight on Business the News Hour with Michael Libbie is the only weekday business news podcast in the Midwest. The national, regional and some local business news along with long-form business interviews can be heard Monday - Friday. You can subscribe on PlayerFM, Podbean, iTunes, Spotify, Stitcher or TuneIn Radio. And you can catch The Business News Hour Week in Review each Sunday Noon on News/Talk 1540 KXEL. The Business News Hour is a production of Insight Advertising, Marketing & Communications. You can follow us on Twitter @IoB_NewsHour...and on Threads @Insight_On_Business.
Only 1.4% of the total number of farmers in the United States are...Black. Back in 1944 12% of the farms were being tended to by African-Americans. What happened and what can farmers of color do to reverse the trend? Click ahead for a conversation with Todd Western III whose family has been farming in Iowa since 1864. It is an amazing story. Todd is the person behind the Iowa Farmers of Color Conference that happens in Des Moines, Iowa on Saturday the 16th of December. We think you'll find this conversation stunning. Also, if you want to reach us on social media and if you're on Threads you can find us @Insight_On_Business. And you can hook up with us all day on Twitter or "X" @IOB_NewsHour and on Instagram. Facebook? Sure were there too. Here's what we've got for you today: New news about inflation in the U.S.; What? A hostile hotel takeover? Google loses a massive anti-trust case; A Tesla driver killed...think autopilot; What will the Fed do tomorrow? Some thoughts; Might you be in the "Upper-Class"? We'll share numbers; The Wall Street Report; And, the top Google search terms for 2023. For the interview you'll meet Todd Western III who is bringing farmers of color from several states for the Iowa Farmers of Color Conference that happens on Saturday the 16th of December. Why is he doing this and why does it matter? All asked and answered and you can hear that conversation by clicking this link. Thanks for listening! The award winning Insight on Business the News Hour with Michael Libbie is the only weekday business news podcast in the Midwest. The national, regional and some local business news along with long-form business interviews can be heard Monday - Friday. You can subscribe on PlayerFM, Podbean, iTunes, Spotify, Stitcher or TuneIn Radio. And you can catch The Business News Hour Week in Review each Sunday Noon on News/Talk 1540 KXEL. The Business News Hour is a production of Insight Advertising, Marketing & Communications. You can follow us on Twitter @IoB_NewsHour...and on Threads @Insight_On_Business.
Kylar Broadus is a true warrior for equality, civil rights, the LBTQ community in general but especially Transgender individuals from communities of color. This attorney, long-time activist, public speaker, author and professor is a groundbreaking trailblazer who forged the way for many of today's leaders. Not content to sit on his laurels, Kylar continues his advocacy in New York, Washington DC and across the nation. He was awarded the Trans Trailblazer Award by the LGBT Bar Association of Los Angeles. He was awarded the 2018 Gentleman of Excellence Award. Mastercard in 2018 featured Broadus for Pride Month. He was recognized by the Prosecuting Attorney's Office of King's County in Brooklyn, New York in 2018 for his contributions to the legal field.In 2017 Liberty Mutual honored him at the GLAAD Awards for his 30 years contribution to the movement. The Advocate recognized Broadus as one of “25 Legal Advocates Fighting for Trans Rights.” He was named to the Out 100 by Out Magazine in 2013. Broadus was the first out transgender American to testify before the United States Senate in favor of the Employment Nondiscrimination Act in 2012. Broadus was given the Pioneer Award at the Trans faith of Color Conference by the Freedom Center of Social Justice. In 2011, he was awarded the Sue J. Hyde Activism Award for Longevity in the Movement at Task Force National Conference on LGBT Equality: Conference Creating Change. He has been featured in Esquire, BlackEnterprise.Com and Diversity, Inc. and numerous other publications. He is founder and director of the Trans People of Color Coalition the only national organization dedication to the civil rights of transgender people of color
Rad Pereira is an old soul-young heart theater artist, writer, educator, and community activist with a very clear sense of purpose and direction --- defined by questions like: How can we imagine, and manifest alternate futures together? Was my body conditioned to survive in a world not made for me? and Can the natural world function as a moral compass? BIOI am a multi-spirit mixed Black, Indigenous Brazilian, Jewish (im)migrant artist currently based in Lenapehoking (Brooklyn). My creative practices range from social sculpture, to popular theatrical and TV/film performance, to participatory liberatory artmaking and healing that weaves together an Afro-futurist longing for transformative justice and queer (re)Indigenization of culture.I put in a lot of hours to get to where, how and why I am today, with the guidance of many mentors and dedication to cultivating an ancestor led, faithful intuition. I was trained up in Eurocentric theatre and dance on scholarship at Interlochen Arts Academy and Pace University. I kept the parts of that training which were useful and shed the constricting parts. Since then I have been building connection with my ancestral modes of creativity, storytelling and next world building. With my community I created The (Im)Migrant Hustle and produced Bang Bang Gun Amok I + II at Abrons Art Center. With their artner at You Are Here, LILLETH, they created Media Tools for Liberation at JackNY, Decolonization Rave and Cosmic Commons. In 2017 I was NYC Public Artist in Residence with my collaborators (Keelay Gipson, Britton Smith, Josh Adam Ramos), at the Department of Cultural Affairs and Children's Services working with LGBQTIA foster youth;As an actor and director, I have contributed to stories at HBO, CBS, MTV, National Black Theatre, MITU350, The Public Theater, La Mama etc., Shakespeare Theatre in DC, Pittsburgh Public Theatre, New York Theatre Workshop, ART Boston, The Bushwick Starr, Target Margin, Ars Nova, New Ohio, Clubbed Thumb, The Flea Theatre, Sesame Street, Theatre 167 and various online media platforms.As a cultural organizer and facilitator, I have collaborated with the Disney Theatrical Group, United Nations, Queens Museum, Rio de Janeiro Museum, Instituto Republica, MOCA, SITI Company Thought Center, A Blade of Grass, SUPERBLUE, Broadway Advocacy Coalition, The 8th Floor, Working Woman of Color Conference, Dance/NYC Symposium, and Culture/Shift. I have taught performance classes and workshops at Pace University, Interlochen Arts Academy, NET, Americans for the Arts and The Door.Currently, I'm the Director of Engagement and Impact with New York Stage & Film, while shifting between cultural work in performance, education, social sculpture and community organizing. My book on socially engaged performance and social justice with Jan Cohen-Cruz came out in June 2022 by New Village Press.Recent Work:Meeting the Moment, Socially Engaged Performance, 1965–2020, by Those Who Lived It by Jan Cohen Cruz and Rad Pereira NOWNESS: Every Step is a Prayer: Miami's newest innovative arts venue, Superblue, first opened its doors in May 2021 to invite in a new era of perception-shifting art. To honor this beginning, Superblue, alongside local community members and in partnership with NOWNESS, created a short film that honors the
Show Date: 06/08/2022 It's another great episode of KHM Today! First up is Team Talk with Wanda Thomas chatting about the travel mayhem happening this summer and what agents can do to combat it. Anita Pagliasso, KHM Travel Group's Vice President of Industry Relations, joins Wanda and Carolyn to talk about their experience at the recent TPOC (Travel Professionals of Color) Conference. We're celebrating World Oceans Day with Sandals Resorts. Melissa O'Hara, National Manager of Dive Sales, and Tyrone Phillips, a diving instructor talk about their amazing diving sites. Finally, Kevin Kelly, KHM Travel Group's Group Specialist, wraps up the show by explaining how to have peace of mind while large groups travel in the season of family reunions and destination weddings. Become an agent with KHM Travel Group today! Check out our website to learn more: https://www.KHMTravel.comHave a question for #AskKHMToday? Want to be featured on the show, or have feedback to share? Let us know! https://www.KHMToday.comConnect with us on Social Media:Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/khmtravelTwitter: https://twitter.com/khmtravel YouTube: http://bit.ly/2vIi0DQPinterest: https://www.pinterest.com/khmtravelInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/khmtravelLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/268050Web: https://khmtravel.com
Do you ever wonder if Black people go to Burning Man? Pansexual Polyamorous Poet & Woman of Color Sylvia Blalock is looking for love - but how can she be with someone who won't let her fist them? After getting stood up for the Black and White ball due to her date's baby mama drama, she sells his ticket and buys herself one for Burning Man - and quickly meets Mr Sparkleteeth and Sheldon from Big Bang Theory, a queer POC couple who want nothing more than to make all her dusty, dirty dreams come true. Remember: When life gives you lemons, make cocktails and watch Buffy the Vampire Slayer! #DaddyImHome #Queer #POC #Pansexual #FistingTip Song: ‘Dem Cakes Tho' (Todrick Hall) About the Storyteller: Sylvia L. Blalock is a San Francisco native is the author of Uprising, a book of poetry, and is the owner/founder of Queendom Network LLC. She's presented at the UC Berkeley Empowering Womxn of Color Conference, as well as hosting Voices That Carry, a poetry event as part of National Poetry Month. She's on Instagram @sylvia.blalock Episode links: Dipsea: Dipsea is an audio app full of short, sexy stories designed to turn you on. Whether you want a story to turn you on or to wind you down for better sleep, Dipsea has wellness sessions, bedtime stories and soundscapes to help you relax. Dipsea helps you get in touch with yourself for some extra sweet dreams. And for listeners of the Bawdy Storytelling podcast, Dipsea is offering a 30 day free trial when you go to https://www.dipseastories.com/ and use the promo code DIXIE. Dipsea release new stories every week, so there's always more to explore - no matter who you're into or what turns you on. Download the app right now, and get a 30 day free trial when you go to https://www.dipseastories.com/Dixie Like a Kitten: Why not gift yourself a brand new set of sexy essentials from Like A Kitten?! Like A Kitten offers subscription gift boxes, so each season you'll receive a new shipment right to your door with all the ingredients to spice up your sex life. The Like A Kitten's Spring subscription box price is $79.00, which is a great deal since the products in this box retail for well over $150. It's your one-stop shop for a purrrfect evening! Right now, Like A Kitten is offering our listeners 15% off *AND* free shipping when you go to https://likeakitten.com/DIXIE or enter code DIXIE at checkout. Bawdy's LIVE SHOW and LIVESTREAM: Our next Bawdy happens mere hours after the Pride Parade on Sunday June 26th. 'Y'all Means All' is our theme and I'm accepting story pitches now! Wanna watch the stories live /in person in San Francisco, or on the livestream? Get tickets to Bawdy's ‘Y'all Means All' now at https://bit.ly/BawdyYallMeansAllSF EARLY BIRD ends this week! My Storytelling Workshop ‘How to be Fascinating' is close to selling out, and there's just a few spots left. Why are Bawdy's Stories different? Because I have a System! The next workshop starts on Wednesday, July 13th (the last few workshops got rave reviews from the attendees, 1 student even landed their dream job - at double their previous salary - and this week's storyteller is a brand new graduate of the course!). I've added weekly office hours, all-you-can-eat custom story coaching & Q&A, and a final storytelling performance for you and your friends. Remember, this class is a prerequisite for my upcoming Sex and Story and Advanced Storytelling workshops coming out later this year - and Early Bird Pricing ends SOON. Register for ‘How to be Fascinting: Dixie's Secret System for Brilliant Storytelling' at https://bit.ly/HowtobeFascinatingWeds Private Coaching: Storytelling for Self-Discovery can help you find, create and polish your own stories (this is my one-on-one private coaching option, and my last client said ‘OMG, you just saved me 2 years of therapy, Dixie!' Why? Because together, we do the work and find what that story is really about for you) Do you want learn to tell a compelling, relatable personal true story? I can help you dig deep, gain understanding and communicate with clarity. Writing a memoir, creating a podcast, or want to learn brand storytelling for your business or another story-related endeavor? Email me at BawdyStorytelling@gmail.com and let's make a plan. Patreon: I produce a weekly podcast and monthly live shows and livestreams, and it's all because of our Patreon community. Bawdy is still here after years away from our beloved live shows, and it's because of people like you who support this important work that we do. Plus you get exclusive rewards when you join, so please become a member of our Patreon family now at Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/Bawdy Want to support Bawdy in another way? 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Kale is joined by Paul Rossi, independent school teacher turned activist. They discuss what is going on in our nation's most elite schools, and their radical transformation through critical race theory praxis. What is "religious" about the DEI training? Paul offers an insight from the inside out. As he says toward the end, "I want to start a revolution" in order to save the schools from capture. In between this conversation about schools and DEI, Kale and Paul talk about liberal learning and what schools are for, and how a solid education in the wisdom traditions can be a kind of inoculation. As Paul admits, "there are no secular solutions" to what we are going through. We hope you enjoy. Paul's piece on Bari Weiss' Substack: https://bariweiss.substack.com/p/i-refuse-to-stand-by-while-my-students?utm_source=url Paul's exposure of the People of Color Conference through NAIS: https://legalinsurrection.com/2022/02/project-launch-unmasking-national-association-of-independent-schools/ https://legalinsurrection.com/2022/02/project-launch-unmasking-national-association-of-independent-schools/ Communism Doesn't Know How: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b5HZvOSvLzM students learn to lie Polyanna curriculum: https://pollyannainc.org/ from the Golden Rule to the Platinum Rule private schools are not immune will the bill come due? meaning trumps non-meaning
“Neil and Joni, if your side wins—and Spotify bends the knee to your demands—it will mark peak woke and the beginning of your end. In defeat, Joe will just go elsewhere and everyone with a genuinely liberal bone in their body will follow. Most importantly, our present “Eat Me Last” public posture—from which you benefit mightily—will crumble. Enough people will see clearly the threat you pose to open-inquiry and they will gird their loins, say “enough!” and start pushing back at scale.It's ironic that two aging hippies are waging a Tet-offensive of sorts against Joe Rogan. Walter Cronkite's change of mind on the war was the tipping point that changed the American mind and turned it against the Vietnam War. The attack on Rogan just might mark the beginning of the end of the progressive war on free inquiry.” —A Planned ManNone of this is about the coronavirus. It's not about protecting people. It's about an entire ecosystem that has developed in our society, devoted to bringing down people who step out of line. You don't even need government censorship anymore, because Democrat super PACs and social media and the 24/7 news cycle are so much more efficient. Today's smear merchants work a lot faster than ol' Joey McCarthy ever did.Rogan will withstand it regardless. He's got more money than he could spend in 10 lifetimes, and millions of fans who will follow him anywhere. He'll be fine. No, this message is for the rest of us:You see what we're doing to this guy? You want it to happen to you next? No? Then shut your mouth.- Jim TreacherThe Tipping PointIn every mass hysteria event throughout human history, there comes a tipping point. It's the moment you can no longer take accusations seriously and the whole thing comes crashing down. In Salem, it was when the Governor's wife was accused of being a witch. During the McCarthy hearings, when members of the military were being accused, it led to this moment:And now, it's likely Joe Rogan as a target, along with the working-class uprisings of the Canadian truckers, public opinion is starting to change. This is the moment when everyone notices. When they took the initial accusation against Joe Rogan of spreading “disinformation” and pivoted to accusations of racism that gave them away and everyone saw. That the Blue Checks and the media fell for it was yet more proof of what an insular feedback loop it has become, and just how disconnected they have become from average Americans. Joe Rogan and the Body SnatchersThey look like us. They kind of act like us. But they are not here to live among us. They are here to turn us into them. They want us to think like they think. Like what they like. Believe what they believe. They have taken over Hollywood. They have swallowed up science. They have infiltrated education. They are not here to negotiate. You have only one option: comply or else. It is the Evergreen College generation that now sees its mission to remove undesirables the way they tried to remove Bret Weinstein from Evergreen for having the audacity to suggest it is against the fundamental American right of free speech to absent a group from a shared space. You are not allowed to say such things if you are a white male. It is verboten. We've now seen so many examples of this it has almost become the new normal. It is for people who are plugged into the news cycle and social media but a good majority of Americans didn't quite realize the force we put into power when we elected Joe Biden. But now they do. The Rogan episode has woken up a sleeping tiger. Some will watch this Evergreen documentary series on Youtube made by Benjamin Boyce who was a student at Evergreen at the time and documented all of it, and feel that rising sense of purpose, as so many of my friends on the Left do. This is their newfound religion as a “good ally.” They know they are either racist or antiracist. The dirty little secret is that studies have shown white liberals change their language when they talk to Black people and Conservatives don't. Do white liberals see themselves as caretakers of Black people and/or people of color? Do they see themselves as superior and therefore feel the need to always make amends? Has that sense of guilt has been carried over from the Boomer generation of the 1960s counterculture when the Civil Rights movement exploded much the same way the Woke revolution exploded in 2020? Must it now be visited upon the minds and hearts of children - they must be taught how to be racist so that they can then be antiracist to make sure the cycle continues. Is that really the plan? It didn't end well for Evergreen in terms of ongoing success, which should give you a good idea of where all of this is going. Enrollment dropped significantly. Maybe it helped move the needle in terms of marginalized students finding their voice and power, but when it spiraled into witch hunts that is when the bottom fell out. From the WSJ:It turns out that students aren't clamoring for the privilege of paying for an education in such a hostile environment. Evergreen accepts 97% of applications, but enrollment dropped to 2,854 full-time students last fall, compared to 3,810 the semester of the protests. Enrollment increased over the same period at other Washington universities.The accusations against Rogan started out as “disinformation.” But considering how many times the government and media have had to backtrack on all of their strident conclusions about COVID, disinformation, it seems, is in the eye of the beholder. As Jon Stewart illuminates here, it's a matter of changing opinion and shifting sands:Bill Maher took it even further to point out how our government is guilty of spreading “disinformation”:Because the "disinformation” campaign fell flat, they pivoted to … wait for it … racism. because, of course they did. A Twitter user named Wokal Distance was also curious about how it pivoted from “disinformation” to “racism” and landed on a well-funded superpac. But Rogan was the wrong guy. They picked someone who is popular but mostly, popular with the blue-collar, center left. Democrats have alienated Hispanic voters, Asian voters and now, Black voters. They've alienated parents and suburban moms. They only seem able to alienate people, not attract them. Their plan appears to be: accusations of racism and fear of Trump because Trump is a racist and that will get us votes. They don't want voters. They want the right kind of voters for their utopia.It goes without saying that this isn't about excusing language that is that offensive. It is, however, about context and intent. This is not a sustainable way forward for the country. We have to practice tolerance, kindness, and forgiveness. That no longer defines the Left. The best piece on Joe Rogan is by Kat Rosenfeld writing for the New Statesman:Here is the heart of the campaign to push Rogan off Spotify. It's not about stopping misinformation, and it's not about reducing his influence; indeed, Spotify could renege and cancel Rogan tomorrow, costing themselves $100 million without costing him a single listener. What people really want is the symbolic satisfaction of kicking him out of the clubhouse. They had a nice place here, with good music and classy people, and here's Joe Rogan, wearing the wrong clothes, rubbing shoulders with the wrong folks, flouting the etiquette of this rarefied space and generally stinking up the joint.It's less about politics than about class, less about disagreement than disgust, and less about what Rogan actually says than how popular he is for saying it. It's realising that people love him, no matter how much we beg them not to. In the giant fertile chasm between liberal and conservative media, in a vacuum of trust in authority, Joe Rogan has taken root: irreverent, curious, immune to in-group pressure and utterly uncontrollable. Will the real cult please stand up?Democrats are comfortable calling Trump's MAGA movement a cult. They have certainty about this but they do not have any proof beyond their own narratives around January 6th. While it's true his supporters turned up in DC to fight for his refusal to accept the results of the election, they also didn't blindly follow his lead when it came to taking the vaccine he takes credit for. True that the MAGA Republicans demand that (what they call the) RINOS adopt the America First platform or face punishment, that isn't that different from the Bernie Left demanding the same of the Centrists. Cults are different, though. They silence dissent, demand ideological compliance and most importantly, cultivate utopias away from the rest of the population. It's much easier to make the case that the Left has become a cult-like.It isn't hard to find evidence of this anywhere on the internet because it's everywhere. They remind me of the “born again” Christians in the 1970s high on their newfound salvation. This bombshell piece over at the Wall Street Journal by Paul Rossi and Andrew Guttman, “Inside the Woke Indoctrination Machine” illustrates just how baked into the school system the religious ferver is on the Left and how many schools now are training teachers to basically be like Evergreen. They write:In “Feeding Yourself When You Are Fed Up: Connecting Resilience and DEI Work,” we learned techniques, such as “calling out,” that faculty and students can use to shut down conversations immediately by interrupting speakers and letting them know that their words and actions are unacceptable and won't be tolerated. Several workshops focused on the practice of “restorative justice,” used to re-educate students who fall afoul of speech codes. The final step to ensure belonging is to push out families or faculty who question DEI work. “Sometimes you gotta say, maybe this is not the right school for you. . . . I've said that a lot this year,” said Victor Shin, an assistant head of school and co-chairman of the People of Color Conference, in “From Pawns to Controlling the Board: Seeing BIPOC Students as Power Players in Student Programming.”They didn't ask parents if they agreed with any of it. They are forcing this belief system onto all institutions of power in this country, including science and education. If I fought against religion in classrooms for most of my life, I am still going to fight against religion in classrooms, even if people on the Left believe it is the better way forward. They don't get to decide that on their own. And they don't get to throw fits if people disagree. This should be something we all debate out in the open. The first thing all cults do is separate the children from the parents. Charles Manson did this. Scientology does this. Jim Jones' utopian cult did this. They do it to free up the women for reproduction and to indoctrinate the children. It would not be such a big deal if it wasn't so extreme all of a sudden, and if it hadn't spread to our government. They are essentially giving parents and reasonable Democrats no choice but to abandon the party because it has so clearly become cult-like in its demands for compliance. Asra Q. Nomani's chilling piece “Why Antiracism Should Be Resisted” lays it out pretty well. Here is just part of it:Bigotry, meanwhile, is back on the curriculum, thanks partly to a “Black Lives Matter at School” campaign, which last week recommended the book Not My Idea: A Book about Whiteness to children as young as six in Evanston/Skokie School District 65, outside Chicago. “Whiteness is a bad deal”, the book argues; it amounts to signing a “contract” with the devil, who is illustrated with an indelicate pointy tail. Meanwhile, in an English lesson in Fairfax County, Virginia, students played a game of “Privilege Bingo”; even “Military Kid” has been shamed as having “privilege”. And:The beauty of Martin Luther King Jr's America was that everyone's humanity, worth and potential was appreciated, not undermined. Fighting racism used to mean rejecting the notion of a hierarchy of human value. But today the morally twisted teachings of “anti-racism” preach that a new hierarchy of human value, with whiteness at the bottom, is acceptable — and even evolved and “progressive”. Education activists seem intent on pushing the race-shaming, bigotry and segregation of “anti-racism”.The bigger problem, other than destroying the minds and hearts of children is, as with all cults, they raise people who can't survive outside the cult. Once they remake their utopia to suit their ideology, suddenly everything will look like oppression to them. If they travel to Europe, for instance, or any country that doesn't follow the strident doctrine of the Left how will they survive that? They'll be like the Amish family in Peter Weir's Witness, with no clue how the modern world works. People on the Left now believe this country should accommodate them. But as they become increasingly sensitive and fragile that becomes impossible. So what can we do if so many people are afraid to speak out? Well, people will start gravitating to those voices that aren't afraid. The first thing Tucker Carlson did upon hearing Rogan was being targeted as a thought criminal was to air the very clips by the very people that got Rogan almost fired. For him, it was a show of power, and an example of someone who isn't afraid even a little bit of what they thinks. There is a reason his ratings are skyrocketing right now. Carlson, like Ben Shapiro, is also drawing more eyeballs from the younger generation on the left, probably the men mostly, who have been told they are useless. Why wouldn't they watch Carlson? Why wouldn't they be drawn to people who bravely stand up to the rising hysteria? Biden certainly won't. The Never Trumpers won't. Blue Check Twitter won't.Dreaming the BiosphereA healthy society has a balance of liberalism (magical thinking) and conservatism (pragmatic thinking). When one side has too much power it can lead to collapse, whereby the other side takes control. Because humans by nature want to be free to express themselves, to dissent and to make their own choices, any utopia has two options -to loosen their grip or to tighten it. The next step when threatened, as the Left is now, is authoritarianism. From the book Dreaming of the Biosphere, a letter by a disgruntled ex-hippie from the 1970s written to Modern Utopia magazine:It is a benefit of magical thinking to strike forth and build utopias. This is very much an American thing, an American Revolution thing, a Thomas Jefferson and Benjamin Franklin thing. It has led to wonderful achievements, just at look at everything the Boomers inspired in the 1970s in movies, art, music and investigative journalism. But unfortunately, right now, we are watching the collapse of all of it. This is not necessarily a bad thing. The time has come for the Boomers to step aside and allow for new leadership to redefine where the magical thinking Left will take this country next. That can't happen unless it does collapse, and collapse it will. We are at the tipping point now, the Fourth Turning. It's all coming apart. A great example of this playing out was Biosphere 2 in the early 90s. It was a collaboration of a billionaire Boomer and a cadre of magical thinkers who ran The Theater of Infinite Possibilities before they inhabited a carefully constructed second atmosphere for two years. They had high hopes of a scientific breakthrough that would allow humans to build these biospheres on other planets. Their problem was that they prioritized purity and ideology over science. Hundreds of millions of dollars were wasted, they almost suffocated to death without oxygen, they almost starved, they formed tribal alliances and turned on each other. Eventually, none other than Stephen K. Bannon was brought in to clean out the ideology and introduce practical business management. Yes, the same Steve Bannon who would lead the Tea Party populist uprising that would put Donald Trump in power was once the reasonable fixer that kept Biosphere 2 from failure. It was conservative pragmatism brought in when the magical thinking liberalism could not sustain itself. Biosphere 2 is now a research facility that tourists visit every year. Some of them know about the crazy people that helped found it. But most don't. In fact, that book, Dreaming of the Biosphere, is really the only documented research of everything that went down. It's easy to tell it was written before 2016, when everything changed, because it offers such an objective, critical view of the Left. If it was written today you bet they would have cast Bannon as the villain. And that is why I know we have not built our leadership on the Left for the long haul. We have sacrificed truth for idealized propaganda. We have sacrificed objectivity for the preferred narrative. Now, as more and more Americans plot their escape, no one in the Democratic Party seems even half-aware of what is actually going on. Had they loosened their grip a little bit in Biosphere 2, looked at the bigger picture of what they might achieve, they might not have been ejected from the project, which was completely overtaken by new management and turned into a research center. It is an interesting thing to visit but it is not what it was built to be. Even still, some good did come out of it because there was a healthy mix of liberalism and conservatism at play. Now with Joe Rogan still facing daily attacks from Democrats online, which has to be among the most stupidest things a political party has ever done, the trucker convey is yet another example of just how out of touch the ruling class elites that run our government and Canada's are. Matt Taibbi writes:What's happening in Canada and other countries seems less about specific demands than about the general principle of being listened to. Leaders like Trudeau could likely make this thing go away if they'd make even a slight gesture toward the idea that legitimate differences of opinion exist on questions like mandates, vaccine passports, surveillance tracking, lockdowns, the vaccination of children, and other matters. You don't have to agree with people, just find a way to look at them without betraying your profound regret they were ever born. The longer this convoy phenomenon goes on, the clearer it becomes that none of the leaders involved knows how to do this. They're not choosing to govern without listening. They just don't know any other way.We're watching the collapse of the Left in real-time. This country will need fixers by the end of it, just like Biosphere 2 did. But when all is said and done, some good will come out of it. Get full access to Free Thinking Through the Fourth Turning with Sasha Stone at sashastone.substack.com/subscribe
Welcome back to Season 2, Episode 103 of the Asian Hustle Network Podcast! We are very excited to have Stephanie Hu on this week's show. We interview Asian entrepreneurs around the world to amplify their voices and empower Asians to pursue their dreams and goals. We believe that each person has a message and a unique story from their entrepreneurial journey that they can share with all of us. Check us out on Anchor, iTunes, Stitcher, Google Play Music, TuneIn, Spotify, and more. If you enjoyed this episode, please subscribe and leave us a positive 5-star review. This is our opportunity to use the voices of the Asian community and share these incredible stories with the world. We release a new episode every Wednesday and Saturday, so stay tuned! Stephanie Hu, a high school senior from Southern California, is the Founder and Executive Director of Dear Asian Youth and the Co-Founder of CUSD Against Racism. Her identity as a Chinese American has pushed her to passionately uplift marginalized voices into intersectional activism. Stephanie's organization, Dear Asian Youth, currently has over 180 chapters around the world and 400 works of literature. Stephanie is also the Co-Executive Director of the Women of Color Conference, which united 4,850+ girls of color to engage in a 2-day, virtual conference with career-oriented panels from 31 renowned speakers and $4000 in scholarships. In addition, Stephanie is the Education Policy Director of the California Association of Student Councils, which seeks to equip California students with tools to directly influence the education system, as well as the Media Director of Empowerment Collective, which works to engage and mobilize youth in every step of the legislative process to pass groundbreaking legislation in California. Please check out our Patreon at @asianhustlenetwork. We want AHN to continue to be meaningful and give back to the Asian community. If you enjoy our podcast and would like to contribute to our future, we hope you'll consider becoming a patron. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/asianhustlenetwork/support
Stevie Lee is one of a kind – often described as the “glue”, he's a connector, a visionary, a politician for good. The Executive Director at Horizon Community School at Marin City and the Director of Diversity and Inclusion at Marin Horizon School* in Mill Valley, California, Stevie blends worlds by stepping into his power as a mover and a shaker. Listen to Stevie talk about lessons he learned as a young man coaching sports in Marin City and how his leadership style developed by helping people see the potential they have in themselves and celebrating the little victories. How does Stevie Lee define leadership? Hear him share his idea of leadership as seeing what needs to be done and doing it, how sometimes going rogue is necessary, and the difference between collaboration and partnership. We talk about being focused on the mission and staying true to personal values as a way to create transformational leadership – especially when creating equitable education. Find out how Stevie uses this clarity to define the past 40 years not as work, but rather as “the thing I'm supposed to be doing”. *Full Disclosure: My husband, Bill Perrine, is the Head of School at Marin Horizon School. Connect with Stevie Lee: >>>Contact Stevie - stevie@marinhorizon.org Connect with Anne Roche: >>> Visit Anne's Website - https://annerochecoaching.com/ >>> Follow Anne in Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/annerochecoaching/ >>> Connect with Anne on LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/annerochecoaching/ Resources: Boys and Girls Club of Sonoma-Marin https://www.bgcsonoma-marin.org/ Horizon Community School - https://www.marinhorizon.org/horizon-community-school/mission-vision-and-values Marin Horizon School - www.marinhorizon.org Marin Community Foundation - https://www.marincf.org/ Leonard & Beryl Buck Foundation - https://www.guidestar.org/profile/94-6485668 Community Action Marin https://camarin.org/ NAIS People of Color Conference - https://pocc.nais.org/About/NAIS-People-of-Color-Conference Dr. Eddie Moore, Jr - . https://www.eddiemoorejr.com/ White Privilege Conference - https://www.theprivilegeinstitute.com/
Jimanekia Eborn is a Queer, Sexual Assault & Trauma Expert, Trauma Media Consultant, and Comprehensive Sex Educator. She is the host of Trauma Queen - a podcast for survivors of assault and our allies. The podcast focuses on uplifting voices in all communities and exploring our collective journey to healing. Jimanekia is the Founder of Tending The Garden- a nonprofit in service of sexual assault survivors who have been marginalized, offering retreats, online summits, community and education. She is also the co-founder of Cintima, bringing increased representation to the field of Intimacy Coordination in the film industry. In 2021, Jimanekia joined Lenora Claire Consulting as a SA & trauma expert for film & television productions. Jimanekia has been working in mental health for over a decade with youth, adolescents, and adults. She has led trauma-informed comprehensive sex and sex toy workshops at multiple universities including Columbia University, Georgetown University, Colorado College and Rhodes College. She has been the keynote speaker at Princeton Women's History Month 2021, UCSB Women of Color Conference 2019, UNCC & UC Merced's Take Back the Night Events 2022. Jimanekia has been a featured panelist at the MAC Belfast, Soho House, San Diego University, Converge Con and GirlSchool LA. Her work as a sex educator has been featured in Marie Claire, Playboy, Cosmo, Mind Body Green, Well + Good, Nylon, and many more.
The Human Rights Campaign estimates that there are 2 million transgender people living in the United States, today. Yet Kylar Broadus says the fight for human rights is not yet won as long as transgender Americans lack equal rights under the law. Kylar Broadus is a Black trans man that has been a pioneer in the movement as an attorney, long-time activist, public speaker, author and professor. Broadus is known worldwide for his avant-garde work in the LGBT and Trans movements. He was just awarded the Trans Trailblazer Award by the LGBT Bar Association of Los Angeles and issue a Proclamation by the City Attorney's Office of Los Angeles on March 28, 2019. In 2018, he was awarded the 2018 Gentleman of Excellence Award by the Gentlemen's Foundation of Atlanta. Mastercard featured Broadus for Pride Month that same year, and he was recognized by the Prosecuting Attorney's Office of King's County in Brooklyn, New York in 2018 for his contributions to the legal field. Liberty Mutual honored him at the GLAAD Awards for his 30 years contribution to the movement and he was awarded a Certificate of Legal Excellence by the City of New York District Attorney's Office. The Advocate recognized Broadus as one of “25 Legal Advocates Fighting for Trans Rights.” He was honored to stand with President Obama while signing the Executive Order adding protections for millions of workers in 2014. He is the first out transgender American to testify before the United States Senate in favor of the Employment Non-Discrimination Act in 2012. Broadus was given the Pioneer Award at the Trans faith of Color Conference by the Freedom Center of Social Justice. He is founder and director of the Trans People of Color Coalition the only national organization dedication to the civil rights of transgender people of color and is on the board of the National Black Justice Coalition. He currently serves on the Freedom For All Americans board of directors. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
In Episode 111 of The Win-Win Effect™ Show, Chris Ross sits down with critically acclaimed spoken word poet and author, Kim B Miller. GUEST ➥ http://www.kimbmiller.com Her latest powerful poetry book is called: "My Poetry is The Beauty You Overlook," following "How to Love Your Kids: More Than You Hate That Man." landed her some much-deserved recognition with being published in African Voices magazine, a Portuguese haiku anthology, a DC newspaper, an interfaith anthology, and several magazines and books. She has performed online internationally and nationally in person at The National Black Theater in New York, Northern Virginia Community College, Atlas Performing Arts Center, The Black Box Theater in DC, and many other venues. She has written several spoken wordbooks; Christ Gave Me This Pen, so I Have to Write the Truth and Poetically Inking: Just Me, My Pen and the Mic. In addition, she wrote a limited-edition Journey called: Hope on Purpose, 26 Weeks of Clarity. This spoken word poet loves writing and performing and expressing her heart expressed in words: opinionated, blunt, thought-provoking, and real. Kim is the Poet Laureate for Prince William County. In addition, she is the first African American Poet Laureate for PWC, VA. She is one of the healing authors who wrote The Ultimate Guide to Self-Healing Volume 2. Kim B Miller is an award-winning spoken word poet. She is the 2019 Southern Fried Poetry Haiku Champion, and the 2018 Black Poetry Café Put Your Money Where Your Mouth Is Slam champion. Kim's a motivational speaker that cultivates growth. Kim is also a facilitator that creates and develops her training material into interactive workshops that are fun and informative. For example, she facilitated a haiku class in Denver, Colorado (National Poetry Slam event). She also facilitated a workshop: the University of California, Berkeley 36th Empowering Womxn of Color Conference. In addition, she has been the featured poet/speaker/facilitator at events in several states: NY, MD, DC, VA, SC, PA, CA, CO, and NC. Connect with and JOIN FREE COMMUNITY Community Content About CHRIS ROSS® Booking The WIN-WIN Effect WINJECT TV Already have an account? Log In First Name * Last Name * Password * Confirm Password *
Camille Simone Edwards, Consultant With a Coach's Approach believing in the infinite power of courage. With a strategic course of action, she partners with clients to create new pathways to their short/long-term goals related to personal + professional development. Camille Simone trains clients on how to use courage as the foundational tool to change their lives and then to fiercely maintain it. Camille Simone is excited to meet clients who are seeking to be coached in the learning areas of leadership development, culture, team building, diversity, inclusion, vision, goal setting, and interpersonal communication. Camille is also the Director of DEI at Friends Academy of Long Island New York, a school that she has consulted for across the last 12 years. Bobby Edwards has been a leader in independent school DEI efforts for 35 years. He was one of the original 1986 participants at what is now known as the NAIS People of Color Conference, where he attended as a new Admission Officer from Phillips Academy (Andover). During his 20 years of service at Andover, Bobby rose to be the Senior Associate Dean of Admission and spent his last decade at the Academy as the Dean of Community and Multicultural Development. Bobby moved on to serve as the Director of the DC KIPP to College program. In 2008, Bobby joined the McLean School community in Potomac, Maryland, as the Assistant Director of Admission and Director of Financial Assistance. He went on to serve as the Head of the Lower School and now holds the position of Director of Community Inclusion and External Relations. Bobby is also a resident faculty member at the annual summer Diversity Directions Independent School Seminar. Bobby has presented on DEI issues at a number of conferences and is a contributing author to the AISNE Guide to Hiring and Retaining Teachers of Color, and AISNE's Thriving in Independent Schools: A Guide for Teachers of Color.bedwards@mcleanschool.orghello@camillesimoneconsulting.comhttps://www.camillesimoneconsulting.com/Instagram: camillesimone_coach
Over a career spanning two decades, Nishant has worked on behalf of K-12 schools of all types on issues of leadership, culture, strategy and change management, and equity and justice.At Storbeck Search, he heads the firm’s Independent Schools practice, recruiting transformational leadership for private, charter, and mission-driven schools across the country. In addition to his active role in executive-level searches, he offers consulting on strategy and DE&I, as well as leadership and governance coaching and training for education and nonprofit organizations.Prior to joining Storbeck, Nishant served as Head of The Children’s School (TCS), an independent JK-8 school in Atlanta that was lauded in 2017 as a “model to follow” for innovation by NAIS’s Independent School magazine. In addition to his leadership of TCS, Nishant has twice co-chaired the NAIS People of Color Conference, served on the faculty of the Student Diversity Leadership Conference and the Diversity Leadership Institute, authored articles for NAIS publications, served on the NAIS and the National Business Officers Association (NBOA) boards; led workshops on topics such as equity and inclusion and governance and school leadership at national and regional conferences, and was the founder of The Children’s School’s Master Class in Inclusive Leadership, a summer leadership opportunity designed specifically for women and people of color. Since 2018 Nishant has served each summer as a faculty mentor of the NAIS Institute for New Heads, where he coaches new heads of school.Nishant grew up in Mumbai, India, and came to the United States as a junior in boarding school. He has lived in four countries and is fluent in several languages. Based in Atlanta, he serves on the advisory boards of the Woodruff Arts Center's Alliance Theatre and the Children’s Museum of Atlanta, and on the boards of NBOA, Asheville School, and the Museum of Design Atlanta (MODA). He is a former board chair of the Center for Spiritual and Ethical Education (CSEE). Nishant also serves as a script advisor to the show Sesame Street, and he is the founder of The Inclusive Leader Book Club which meets monthly to discuss issues of equity and inclusion in school cultures and communities. Early in his career, Nishant spent five years at St. Alcuin Montessori School (now Alcuin School) in Dallas, serving as International Baccalaureate Coordinator, Director of Diversity & Inclusion, and teacher. He went on to teach humanities at The Allen-Stevenson School in New York City before taking the role as Assistant Head of School and Middle School Head at Alexandria Country Day School in Alexandria, VA.
On this episode, Ekemini Uwan, Dr. Marcus Jerkins, Steven Harris & Lisa Fields discuss what it means to decolonize theology. This conversation was part of our Through Eyes of Color Conference and was recorded last fall. Support the mission and vision of Jude 3 Project here: https://jude3project.org/donate Take an online course that will help you know what you believe and why here: https://learn.jude3project.org/
On this episode, Priscilla Shirer, Dr. Cynthia James and Lisa Fields discussed how to navigate suffering. This conversation was part of our Through Eyes of Color Conference and was recorded last fall. Support the mission and vision of Jude 3 Project here: https://www.jude3project.org/donate Take an online course that will help you know what you believe and why here: https://learn.jude3project.org/library/
On this episode, Sho Baraka comes back to discuss wokeness, #blacktwitter, and racial reconciliation for part two of too woke for church. This conversation was part of our Through Eyes of Color Conference and was recorded last fall. Support the mission and vision of Jude 3 Project here: https://www.jude3project.org/donate Take an online course that will help you know what you believe and why here: https://learn.jude3project.org/library/
Welcome to the Fullstack Educator Podcast!Oman Frame has 27 years of experience in teaching and diversity leadership. He is a gifted motivator and educator who combines real-world topics with academic rigor to make learning personally meaningful for his students. Oman has conducted workshops at the National Association of Independent Schools People of Color conference, the National Middle School Association Conference and, the Southern Association of Independent Schools conference. He is a creator of curricula that ignites, motivates, and inspires people of all ages to understand the effects of oppression on underserved communities and inspire social justice commitment. Oman is currently the Director of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion at the Paideia School in Atlanta, Georgia. He is also a member of the high school faculty. Oman is a community resource serving as a consultant to various entities in the country. He has delivered keynotes and program content at the Bell Hooks Institute, Georgia Gwinnett College, and other schools and corporate institutions. He co-chaired the 2016 People of Color Conference in Atlanta, Georgia, and is also an integral part of the iChange Summer Institute for Teachers. Recently, Oman coauthored the book “Let's Get Real: Exploring Race, Class and Gender in the classroom,” a text that gives life and direction to a curriculum rooted in social justice.Here are links to the resources mentioned in our conversation with Oman Frame about Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion work after 2020.Connect with Oman on Instagram and Twitter.Learn more about the iChange Collaborative.Learn more about the Paideia School in Atlanta Georgia.Learn more about the NAIS People of Color Conference.Read: Begin Again: James Baldwin's America and Its Urgent Lessons for Our Own by Eddie S. Glaude Jr.Read: Books by Loretta Ross.Read: Books by Tim Wise.Read: Books by Robin DiAngelo.Listen: Scene On Radio Seeing White series.Listen: Scene On Radio Men series.Listen: The Code Switch podcast.Listen: The Throughline podcast.Listen: The People’s Party podcast by Talib Kweli.Listen: The Questlove Supreme podcast.Listen: The Breakdances With Wolves podcast by Gyasi Ross.You can connect with Matt McGee and Michael Lomuscio on LinkedIn.You can follow Fullstack Educator on Instagram, LinkedIn, Twitter, and Facebook.If you enjoyed this podcast please subscribe, rate it, leave a review, and share it with a friend!Episodes of this podcast are released bi-weekly.
Join us as we chat with motivational speakers from the upcoming "Evolving Men of Color" conference. Once again, Emmy-Award-winning Actor Kiko Ellsworth joins us and drops that knowledge! Clyde Terry, founder of Emerging Leaders also speaks about his history as a police officer in Compton and how his organization continues to make a tremendous positive impact in the community.The virtual conference is on 1/16/21 and all proceeds go to under-resourced youth in South Los Angeles. Check out the event and register at www.evolvingmenofcolor.com.Thanks for stopping by! Please subscribe/support/shop/download here - https://linktr.ee/Djmadhatter00:00 - 3:57 - Intro/Patreon/T-Shirts3:57 - 12:05 - Guest intro - Clyde Terry & Kiko Ellsworth12:05 - 14:27 - Evolving Men of Color Video14:27 - 20:00 - Schedule for Conference20:00 - 35:56 - Emerging Leaders35:56 - 37:45 - Riots on Capitol/BLM37:45 - 41:24 - Healthy Eating41:24 - 45:13 - Mental Health in Communities of Color45:13 - 49:33 - Self-Love49:33 - 53:03 - Living life with Integrity53:03 - 1:00:32 - Guest & Show Close
This is the final episode in a five part series in which I talk with woman that work in Science Technology Engineering and Math (STEM). Our co-worker, Stephanie Watson, is being recognized as a Technology All Star by the Women of Color Conference. Listen in as she talks about her journey and what the award means to her.
This is the fourth episode in a five part series in which I talk with woman that work in Science Technology Engineering and Math (STEM). Our co-worker, Corrie Meeks, is being recognized as a Technology All Star by the Women of Color Conference. Listen in as she talks about her journey and what the award means to her.
This is the third episode in a five part series in which I talk with woman that work in Science Technology Engineering and Math (STEM). Our co-worker, Tiffany Dolley, is being recognized as a Technology Rising Star by the Women of Color Conference. Listen in as she talks about her journey and what the award means to her.
This is the second episode in a five part series in which I talk with woman that work in Science Technology Engineering and Math (STEM). Our co-worker, Monty Diaz, is being recognized as a Technology Rising Star by the Women of Color Conference. Listen in as she talks about her journey and what the award means to her.
This is the first in a five part series in which I talk with woman that work in Science Technology Engineering and Math (STEM). Our co-worker, Caroline Roath, is being recognized as a Technology Rising Star by the Women of Color Conference. Listen in as she talks about her journey and what the award means to her.
In December 2019, Raising Rebels attended the People of Color Conference in Seattle, WA. It's a space for people of color and allies of all backgrounds in independent schools. We went to spread the word about our podcast and interview attendees. What you'll hear is a compilation of interviews with POC educators from around the world. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Zoe Bender is a long-time friend, American History high-school teacher, and has been doing social justice activism for over 15 years. Today, we're talking about it what it means to be an ally to the Black community. What you'll learn (or why you should care): The collective awakening of liberal white folks Skills necessary for being on the lifelong journey of white allyship What are white socialism and white fragility How you can avoid being a performative ally How to examine your relationship to racism and white supremacy Resources: White Fragility: Why It's So Hard To Talk To White People About Racism by Robin DiAngelo Article on White Fragility by Robin DiAngelo What is Socio Emotional Learning? TatianaTMac's Tweet to White People about Burn Out Showing Up For Racial Justice the UNtraining Donate to The Loveland Foundation The 5 Methods of Divestment & Weaponization of White Power & Privilege from Community Ready Corps The Conscious Competence Ladder as described by Elena Aguilar Tamisha Williams is a dynamic facilitator who uses movement and storytelling to nurture the growth and development of those she serves. She is skilled in using frameworks of equity, justice, and inclusion to assess and develop institutional initiatives. Tamisha is a transformational leader inspiring educators, parents, and school administrators in deepening their equity-literacy skills Minorities Who 'Whiten' Job Resumes Get More Interviews Workshops and Training that Zoe has attended: "People of Color Conference" organized by the National Association of Independent Schools - December 2018 (https://pocc.nais.org/) "Undoing Racism Workshop" led by People's Institute for Survival and Beyond https://www.pisab.org/ "PeopleSkool" led by POOR magazine https://www.poormagazine.org/ "Being mindful and white in a Multicultural World" led by the East Bay Meditation Center https://eastbaymeditation.org/ Member of "Uruhu Solidarity Movement" under the leadership of the African People's Socialist Party https://uhurusolidarity.org/ "Resisting Racism Workshop" led by Ewuare Osayande and People Organized Working to Eradicate Racism https://osayande.org/ Join The Lovebird Club A private community for those who value love, trust, and intimacy. Group support and weekly calls. For contributing lovebirds only: https://thelovedrive.com/thelovebirdclub Learn more about The Love Drive Website https://thelovedrive.com/ Instagram https://www.instagram.com/thelovedrive Newsletter https://thelovedrive.com/newsletter Current workshop on Emotional Availability: https://thelovedrive.com/emotionalavailability
Continue exploring effective ideas for reaching, teaching, and succeeding with boys of color with global perspective from IBSC educators worldwide. Johnny Waititi from Westlake Boys High School (New Zealand) and Toti West from Hamilton Boys' High School (New Zealand) discuss the work they do to facilitate bicultural empowerment in their schools. Sherry Rusher from St. Albans School (United States) offers highlights from the November 2019 IBSC Reaching, Teaching, and Succeeding with Boys of Color Conference. Garth Shaw of Dale College (South Africa) shares insights from his doctoral research that show teachers and school leaders how to think more sensitively about engaging their disadvantaged context learners more broadly. Lastly, Sean DeZilva from Crescent School (Canada) explains some key lessons learned as the school community engages in this vital work. We welcome your voice notes in response to IBSC Exploring Boys' Education episodes. Leave a comment or highlight how you're using the podcast in your school. Please send WhatsApp voice notes to Bruce Collins at +27 71 8911 898 or email voice memos to IBSC@theibsc.org. We'd like to feature as many of your voices as possible in future podcast episodes. Crescent School (Canada) · St Albans School (United States) · Dale College (South Africa) · Westlake Boys' High School (New Zealand) · Hamilton Boys' High School (New Zealand) · Send a WhatsApp Voice Note · IBSC
International Boys' Schools Coalition — Continue exploring effective ideas for reaching, teaching, and succeeding with boys of color with global perspective from IBSC educators worldwide. Johnny Waititi from Westlake Boys High School (New Zealand) and Toti West from Hamilton Boys’ High School (New Zealand) discuss the work they do to facilitate bicultural empowerment in their schools. Sherry Rusher from St. Albans School (United States) offers highlights from the November 2019 IBSC Reaching, Teaching, and Succeeding with Boys of Color Conference. Garth Shaw of Dale College (South Africa) shares insights from his doctoral research that show teachers and school leaders how to think more sensitively about engaging their disadvantaged context learners more broadly. Lastly, Sean DeZilva from Crescent School (Canada) explains some key lessons learned as the school community engages in this vital work. We welcome your voice notes in response to IBSC Exploring Boys’ Education episodes. Leave a comment or highlight how you’re using the podcast in your school. Please send WhatsApp voice notes to Bruce Collins at +27 71 8911 898 or email voice memos to IBSC@theibsc.org. We’d like to feature as many of your voices as possible in future podcast episodes. Crescent School (Canada) · St Albans School (United States) · Dale College (South Africa) · Westlake Boys' High School (New Zealand) · Hamilton Boys' High School (New Zealand) · Send a WhatsApp Voice Note
Dr. Meeks sits down at the International Women of Color Conference with Dr. Jenny Te Paa Daniel. Dr. Jenny is an internationally accomplished public theologian and professional consultant in higher education. Always a pioneer among indigenous women, she was the first Maori in the world to gain an academic degree in Theology (University of Auckland 1992). Te Paa Daniel was the first indigenous Anglican lay woman appointed to lead an Anglican theological college in the worldwide Anglican Communion.
With so much of our business now taking place online, are there really any benefits to attending an in-person PMU conference? Jenny Lind @mystiquebrowsbyjennylind shares why now more than ever, these conferences are a necessary part of your PMU career. Plus, find out more about The PMU Women of Color Conference, created by Jenny and her partner Nicole Martinez. Jenny is a Master PMU Brow Artist and an Educator with over two decades in the beauty industry. With expertise in serving clients of all skin tones, Jenny is a true expert in the industry and continues to expand her PMU knowledge, offering state-of-the-art education to students of all levels of expertise. Jenny has trained artists throughout the United States, Europe, Mexico, and South America.
A weekly magazine-style radio show featuring the voices and stories of Asians and Pacific Islanders from all corners of our community. The show is produced by a collective of media makers, deejays, and activists. PowerLeeGirls Hosts Miko Lee and Jalena Keane-Lee, a mother daughter team talk about issues in the API community. What's spreading faster than coronavirus? Racist attacks against Asians. Tonight we discuss, Coronaracism. Guests include Dr. Winston Tseng from the Health Sciences and Ethnic Studies Departments of UC Berkeley and Cynthia Choi Co-Executive Director of Chinese for Affirmative Action. We talk facts, history, policy and what you can do to combat Coronaracism. Community Calendar March 6 is opening reception for the Reflections on Home exhibit at OACC. The show runs thru March 28. March 6 First Fridays at 945 ArtSpace in SF: featuring Jon Jang and Lenora Lee International Women's Day is March 8, at 6pm the Empowering Womxn of Color All Stars Night & Reception will be held at La Pena Cultural Center. We Are Here: Contemporary Art and Asian Voices in Los Angeles opens on Friday, March 13 from 6 – 8 pm and runs until June 14. March 14 is the 35th Annual Empowering Womxn of Color Conference at UC Berkeley. March 14 3pm Celebrate Women's History Month with Poetry Reading and Open Mic at EastWind Books in Berkeley. March 15 & 22 Berkeley South Asian Radical History Walking Tour March 21 11am-4pm Chinese Americans in Support of Tsuru for Solidarity Free Guided Arts Workshop – art making to close detention camps and ICE All of these events are wheelchair accessible. The post APEX Express – March 5, 2020 – Coronaracism appeared first on KPFA.
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Dr. Meeks sits down at the International Women of Color Conference with Heidi Kim. Heidi currently serves as the Director for Servant Leadership at the Melrose Family Center. Heidi has extensive experience with empowering individuals and groups to identify assets and establish goals and objectives for creating inclusive, equitable communities. She is particularly gifted and dedicated to creating networks for inter-generational and inter-cultural conversations about diversity and inclusion.
Welcome back & Happy New Year 2020! This is the Xicana Code Switchers' third season! For this episode we provide some updates, talk about being overbooked and overcommitted, all while sharing some reflections on podcasting. Podcast recommendation: With That Being Said by Esther Boykin & Erica Turner POC Business ShoutOut: Beam Paints Plastic Free Paints, Lightfast pigments, wildflower honey handmade watercolour paints, 100% indigenous female entrepreneurship. Be on the lookout for us at Harvard University on February 28th -29th where we will be presenting at the Alumni of Color Conference 2020. Connect with us via Instagram @xicanacodeswitchers, Twitter @xcodeswitchers, and email xicanacodeswitchers@gmail.com. Visit our Patreon page for more helpful resources and opportunities to support our work. Please share our podcast with your friends! More to come! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/xicana-code-switchers/message
Over the next few weeks, we will release a mini series from the International Women of Color Conference hosted at All Saints' Atlanta by the Absalom Jones Center of Racial Healing. The first session is with Dr. Angelique Murphy. She trained at Morehouse School of Medicine and Emory University School of Medicine in Atlanta, GA. Her specialty training in Integrative Medicine supports her comprehensive, holistic approach to total health and well- being in Pediatric Medicine.
The Naked Eye Podcast: Exploring Natural Alternatives to Glasses, Contacts, and Surgeries
In this episode, Certified Bates Method Teacher, Nathan Oxenfeld recaps his recent three week trip through Europe to attend the International Light Association Conference in Pula, Croatia followed by the International Holistic Vision Conference near Frankfurt, Germany. Both of the conferences were filled with amazing speakers by leaders in the fields of light therapy and vision therapy. Listen along as Nathan gives you a glimpse inside what gets explored at these eye-opening gatherings. Right after returning to America, Nathan led a 4 Day Eyesight & Insight Immersion Retreat near Asheville, North Carolina, which he also shares a bit about. Thanks to Audionautix for the music in this episode.
Mahogany Mom of the Week: Our Mahogany Mom this week is K.Rashard. She owns the only black woman owned trucking school in Texas called @On Track Truck Driving School LLC Where to Find Us Next: The Motivated Mom Retreat on September 21 at the Omni Mandalay in Irving, TX: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/2019-motivated-mom-retreat-registration-54248269033 If you would like to consider Private education for your child and not sure about the ins and outs or even how diversity plays a part join us and many other families at the 2nd Annual Families of Color Conference on October 20 in DFW. https://dfwprivateedu.com/focc/ Topic: Human trafficking involves the use of force, fraud, or coercion to obtain some type of labor or commercial sex act. Every year, millions of men, women, and children are trafficked worldwide – including right here in the United States. It can happen in any community and victims can be any age, race, gender, or nationality. Traffickers might use violence, manipulation, or false promises of well-paying jobs or romantic relationships to lure victims into trafficking situations. Language barriers, fear of their traffickers, and/or fear of law enforcement frequently keep victims from seeking help, making human trafficking a hidden crime. (Source: Homeland Security) Resources: Warning signs that an individual is being trafficked: Signs of physical abuse such as burn marks, bruises or cuts Unexplained absences from class Less appropriately dressed than before Sexualized behavior Overly tired in class Withdrawn, depressed, distracted or checked out Brags about making or having lots of money Displays expensive clothes, accessories or shoes New tattoo (tattoos are often used by pimps as a way to brand victims. Tattoos of a name, symbol of money or barcode could indicate trafficking) Older boyfriend or new friends with a different lifestyle Talks about wild parties or invites other students to attend parties Shows signs of gang affiliation? (ie: a preference for specific colors, notebook doodles of gang symbols, etc.) 1 (888) 373-7888 National Human Trafficking Hotline SMS: 233733 (Text "HELP" or "INFO") Hours: 24 hours, 7 days a week Languages: English, Spanish and 200 more languages Website: humantraffickinghotline.org https://www.unicefusa.org/mission/protect/trafficking https://girlsincsd.org/take-action/advocacy/?gclid=Cj0KCQjw2efrBRD3ARIsAEnt0eiywpYEg0NCKSMEKPEQITuLeIue_Yy6afhQOLkliHNRUQ9egDptPwsaArOIEALw_wcB Signs: https://sharedhope.org/join-the-cause/report-trafficking/ What parents can do to prevent child trafficking https://www.facebook.com/love146.org/videos/225582461687455/ 10 Tragic Facts about Human Trafficking: https://youtu.be/sj0ajJ0HQLs 56 Little Known Facts About Human Trafficking: https://www.factretriever.com/human-trafficking-facts African American Trafficking Numbers: https://thevoiceofblackcincinnati.com/african-american-human-trafficking/ This episode is sponsored in part by HAK Electronics. Based in Dallas, they focus on making STEM learning fun for kids 5 and up. From after school, weekends, and camps your kids will see the amazing ways their lives are impacted by STEM. Get 10% discount on classes by using the word Momology check them out at www.hakelectronics.com and now on to our show. Produced By: Greenville Ave. Recording Studio Continue the Discussion, Download, Subscribe, Rate, Like, Follow Us, and Share on: Website: https://linktr.ee/mahoganymomology Marvelous Mahogany Mom Nomination Form: https://form.jotform.com/Mahoganymomology/marvelous-mahogany-mom-nomination Twitter: @MMomology Insta: @mahoganymomology FB: @MahoganyMomology FB Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/mahoganymomologist
Kylar W. Broadus is an attorney, activist, public speaker, and former professor. He is the founder of the Trans People of Color Coalition (TPOCC). Trans People of Color Coalition exists to advance justice for all trans people of color by amplifying trans stories, supporting leadership, and challenging issues of racism, transphobia, and transmisogyny, After he announced his gender transition while working at a major financial institution, he was “constructively discharged.” When he lost his job, he thought that there MUST be laws that protect individuals when they are discriminated against. After filing a lawsuit in federal court, though, he learned quickly that transgender people weren’t covered under any discrimination laws. This propelled him to want to make sure that there were laws that protected others in the transgender community as well as gender non-conforming people of color. In 2012 Kylar made history by becoming the first openly transgender person to testify before the U.S. Senate. He was speaking on behalf of the Employment Non-Discrimination Act (ENDA), which would prohibit employment discrimination on the basis of sexual orientation and gender identity. He was awarded the National Gay and Lesbian Task Force’s Sue J. Hyde Award for Longevity in the Movement and the Pioneer Award at the Transfaith of Color Conference presented by the Freedom Center of Social Justice. He has served on the boards of the National Black Justice Coalition, the National Stonewall Democrats, is a founding board member of a national think tank, The Transgender Law and Policy Institute.
Cultivating H.E.R. Space: Uplifting Conversations for the Black Woman
In this week’s episode, Terri and Dom invite you to join them for a live recording they held with several amazing women at the Womxn of Color Conference at the University of San Francisco. Just in time for Valentine's Day, this episode focuses on dating and relationships. No matter your current relationship status, ask yourself the questions Dom asked the live audience: “What are three things you look for in a relationship?” and, “What is your idea of a perfect date?” Asking these questions can help us begin to assess our relationship needs. Through three different stories, Terri shares with us how she learned to assess and address her relationship needs. As Terri and Dom answer questions from the audience they finally answer the question that made you tune in… “How to play by the rules so you don’t get played.” Quote of the Day: “We love because it’s the only true adventure”- Nikki Giovanni Takeaways: Dom and Terri did not answer all of the questions so a future episode will be dedicated to answering all of your questions so make sure you send questions via email, herspacepodcast.com. If you or someone you know is in (or has been in) an uncertain situation and would like some help, go to rainn.org for tons of resources. Resources: rainn.org Therapy for Black Girls Psychology Today Where to find us: Twitter: @HERspacepodcast Instagram: @herspacepodcast Facebook: @herspacepodcast Website: herspacepodcast.com Email: herspacepodcast@gmail.com
Dave Monaco continues his visits to college admission offices to tell Parish's story and learn about what is on the horizon for colleges and universities. This episode takes him to Nashville during the recent NAIS People of Color Conference. He talks to David Mee, Associate Provost and Dean of Enrollment Services at Belmont University.
Jade and Keia are SPENT, but didn’t want to leave you hanging. Join them this week as they keep it light with a mini mailbag. Also, why are airplanes.... whew chile, the ghetto? Shout out to my sis: Jasmin Rogers founder of Ladies of Femme Agenda http://www.miamiworkerscenter.org/index.php?page=what-is-the-femme-agenda You can ALSO join Jade and Keia at the kitchen table in Atlanta, November 11th! https://www.eventbrite.com/e/gettin-grown-live-atlanta-tickets-48727234470?utm-medium=discovery&utm-campaign=social&utm-content=attendeeshare&aff=escb&utm-source=cp&utm-term=eventcard A huge thank you to Cal State LA for having us to the Women and Femmes of Color Conference! Buy and sell your fancy things. Get $5 off your first order when you enter the invite code GROWN5 when you sign up! LADIES! Love on yourself a little bit. Download bit.ly/SelfishBabeGettinGrownPodcast or find it free in the Google Play and Apple App Store. Don’t forget to follow them on Instagram @selfishbabes. Find a new bestie with Bumble BFF. To learn more, head to Bumble.com/GROWN Teami doesn’t just detox your colon! Add the Detox Mask to your beauty routine!Visit Teamiblends.com and use code GROWN15 for 15% off any order. Need healthy fuel fast? Daily Harvest has what you need. Go to Daily-Harvest.com and enter promo code GROWN to get three free Daily Harvest cups! Email: GettinGrownPodcast@gmail.com Twitter: @GettinGrownPod IG: @GettinGrownPod Facebook: www.Facebook.com/GettinGrownPodcast
Jade and Keia sit around the kitchen table this week to dig into what rejuvenates them. Also, will Nicki ever push her security to the side and fight it out? On the next episode of The Young, The Rich, and The Petty. Stay tuned! Shout out to my sis: Around The Way Curls https://soundcloud.com/user-215268006-313246308 IG: @aroundthewaycurls Vick Jagger https://mymajicdc.com/author/ronevicjagger/ IG: @victoriaonpaper Join Jade and Keia at the kitchen table on the Westside, for the Women and Femmes of Color Conference, November 2nd! Walk-ins will not be accepted so register! https://www.calstatelausu.org/wocc You can ALSO join Jade and Keia at the kitchen table in Atlanta, November 11th! https://www.eventbrite.com/e/gettin-grown-live-atlanta-tickets-48727234470?utm-medium=discovery&utm-campaign=social&utm-content=attendeeshare&aff=escb&utm-source=cp&utm-term=eventcard Enjoy a refreshingly cold full-bodied Heineken Lager today, with its deep golden color, light fruity aroma, mild bitter taste, and a crisp, clean finish. CHEERS! Don’t just vote this year. Volunteer. Take action and sign up at swingleft.org/grown to help make a change in this years midterm elections. Teami doesnt just detox your colon! Add the Detox Mask to your beauty routine!Visit Teamiblends.com and use code GROWN15 for 15% off any order. Thrive Market is an online marketplace that makes healthy living easy and affordable for everyone! for every paid membership , a free membership is given to a low-income family, public school teacher, military veteran, or first responder. Visit Thrivwemarket.com/grown and receive an additional 25% off your first purchase PLUS a free 30 day trial. Email: GettinGrownPodcast@gmail.com Twitter: @GettinGrownPod IG: @GettinGrownPod Facebook: www.Facebook.com/GettinGrownPodcast
Pull up a chair at the kitchen table as Jade and Keia discuss three things they wish they would have done differently in life, and lessons that they have learned through their "mistakes." Shout out to my sis: https://www.huffingtonpost.com/entry/niecy-nash-ny-times-spoof-racist-hotline-ad_us_5bce4847e4b055bc9483be1e Join Jade and Keia at the kitchen table on the Westside, for the Women and Femmes of Color Conference, November 2nd! Walk-ins will not be accepted so register! https://www.calstatelausu.org/wocc You can ALSO join Jade and Keia at the kitchen table in Atlanta, November 11th! https://www.eventbrite.com/e/gettin-grown-live-atlanta-tickets-48727234470?utm-medium=discovery&utm-campaign=social&utm-content=attendeeshare&aff=escb&utm-source=cp&utm-term=eventcard Visit Koparibeauty.com/GROWN to save $5 off your first order. Looking for a steamy new podcast that’s not safe for work? Purple Panties Podcast is the one. Sign up for a free month of Stitcher Premium and use promo code GROWN. Enjoy a refreshingly cold full-bodied Heineken Lager today, with its deep golden color, light fruity aroma, mild bitter taste, and a crisp, clean finish. CHEERS Visit HelloFresh.com/grown60 and enter the code GROWN60 to get a $20 off your first 3 boxes. It’s like receiving 6 meals for FREE. Get all your groceries and things delivered to your house not only for the low-low but for the no-no. Visit JustFab.com/GROWN and sign up as a VIP, you’ll get your first style for as low as $10! Email: GettinGrownPodcast@gmail.com Twitter: @GettinGrownPod IG: @GettinGrownPod Facebook: www.Facebook.com/GettinGrownPodcast
Gather around the kitchen table this week, as Jade and Keia dive into a conversation about parenting ourselves as adults. Also, what the hell is wrong with Clifford? https://blogs.psychcentral.com/childhood-neglect/2016/09/three-amazing-ways-you-can-re-parent-yourself/ Shout out to my sis: Melinda, creator of The Pinnacle Planner www.melsharell.com Join Jade and Keia at the kitchen table on the Westside, for the Women and Femmes of Color Conference, November 2nd! Walk-ins will not be accepted so register! https://www.calstatelausu.org/wocc You can ALSO join Jade and Keia at the kitchen table in Atlanta, November 11th! https://www.eventbrite.com/e/gettin-grown-live-atlanta-tickets-48727234470?utm-medium=discovery&utm-campaign=social&utm-content=attendeeshare&aff=escb&utm-source=cp&utm-term=eventcard Visit UltaBeauty.com to learn more about ‘The Possibilities are Beautiful’ campaign and to find the nearest location to you. Don’t just vote this year. Volunteer. Make a change in this years midterm elections. Take action and sign up at swingleft.org/grown Visit your nearest bookstore and grab a National Book Award winning copy of ‘A Very Large Expanse of Sea.’ Looking for a steamy new podcast that’s not safe for work? Purple Panties Podcast is the one. Sign up for a free month of Stitcher Premium and use promo code GROWN. Enjoy a refreshingly cold full-bodied Heineken Lager today, with its deep golden color, light fruity aroma, mild bitter taste, and a crisp, clean finish. CHEERS Thrive Market is an online marketplace that makes healthy living easy and affordable for everyone! for every paid membership , a free membership is given to a low-income family, public school teacher, military veteran, or first responder. Visit Thrivemarket.com/grown and receive an additional 25% off your first purchase PLUS a free 30 day trial. Email: GettinGrownPodcast@gmail.com Twitter: @GettinGrownPod IG: @GettinGrownPod Facebook: www.Facebook.com/GettinGrownPodcast
Pull up a chair at the kitchen table, as Jade and Keia discuss the path to purpose and dealing with millennial shaming. Shout out to my sis: Congratulations to Demetria Boyd and the Success of #TeamPamDukes in the Marian House 5K Run & Walk Shoutout to IG: @ariancejewelry Join Jade and Keia at the kitchen table on the Westside, for the Women and Femmes of Color Conference in Los Angeles. Open to the public, Friday, November 2nd! You must register for the conference. Walk-ins will not be accepted. Visit https://www.calstatelausu.org/wocc for more information You can ALSO join Jade and Keia at the kitchen table in Atlanta, November 11th! https://www.eventbrite.com/e/gettin-grown-live-atlanta-tickets-48727234470?utm-medium=discovery&utm-campaign=social&utm-content=attendeeshare&aff=escb&utm-source=cp&utm-term=eventcard Get the softest, smoothest, best underwear you’ll every try at evelynbobbie.com and use code GROWN to get a free pair of knickers with any purchase. Go to Teamiblends.com and use code GROWN for 25% off at checkout! Take your armpits on vacation! Don’t miss the film that critics are calling the most important story told in years. The Hate U Give opens in select theaters on October 5th and everywhere else on October 19th. Enjoy a refreshingly cold full-bodied Heineken Lager today, with its deep golden color, light fruity aroma, mild bitter taste, and a crisp, clean finish. CHEERS Get your tampons, panty liners, and sex products delivered discreetly right to your door. For 40% off all subscriptions, visit mylola.com and enter GROWN when you subscribe! Fuel fast with Daily Harvests smoothies and now Harvest Bowls! Visit Daily-Harvest.com and enter promo code GROWN for three free cups in your first order. Thrive Market is an online marketplace that makes healthy living easy and affordable for everyone! for every paid membership , a free membership is given to a low-income family, public school teacher, military veteran, or first responder. Visit Thrivwemarket.com/grown and receive an additional 25% off your first purchase PLUS a free 30 day trial. Email: GettinGrownPodcast@gmail.com Twitter: @GettinGrownPod IG: @GettinGrownPod Facebook: www.Facebook.com/GettinGrownPodcast
Dr. Stephanie Akoumany, Founder and CEO of Bloom, helps businesses, nonprofits, and public, charter, & independent schools build communities they love through online and in-person courses, news, events, podcasts, and social media that explores Education, Play, & Wellness, Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, Fitness & Food As Medicine, Self-Care & Mindfulness, Tech for Change, how to Bloom & Inspire others!Dr. Akoumany will be leading a workshop entitled “Reclaiming Your Time to Thrive: Self Care and Mindfulness Strategies To Help Faculty of Color” at the 2018 NAIS People of Color Conference in Nashville, TN and is available for public speaking and guest-lecturer engagements.
Episode 16: Black Moms in the Movement If you are one to follow politics and social media, you’ve heard the term #blackwomenlead. If you are NOT into politics, now would be the time to do so--your life and body literally depends on it. We are seeing an uptick of black women running (and winning) their respective campaigns. Well, that’s because black women show up, and do the job is asked of us. Come listen to our guest momologist that will dive into why you need to run for an office and stop the excuses. Disclaimer: Our guest was invited by your show hosts and did not pay for this airtime. Guest Momologist: Candice Quarles, Councilwoman of Desoto, TX Place 6 Candice, a native of St. Louis, MO, received her Bachelor’s degree in Personnel Psychology from Missouri Western State University, and thereafter completed a Master’s Degree in Managerial Leadership with an emphasis in Human Resource (HR) Management from Webster University. Candice’s professional career spans over a decade in Human Resources in the private and public sector with distinguished consulting firm Deloitte coupled with experience in municipal government at the City of Grand Prairie, TX. She is currently the Organizing Director for the Texas Working Families Party Outside of work Candice is involved in a variety of community organizations such as the Alliance for Greater Works, National Urban League and the League of Women Voters. She’s a proud member of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority Inc. For her civic and corporate contributions, she was named to the 2014 Dallas Business Journal’s 40 under 40 distinction, which recognizes the top up-and-comers in the DFW area. Candice enjoys reading, volunteering and traveling with her husband and enjoying her newest role as mom. She is the City Councilwoman Place 6 for Desoto, TX Where to Find Her: https://www.facebook.com/CandidwithCandice/ https://www.candicefordesoto.com Episode Sponsor: DFW Private Education DFW Private Education is a free, new and growing online directory of Dallas - Fort Worth Private Schools. On October 7th, DFW Private Education wants to host you for dinner with local K-12 private schools at Noah’s of Las Colinas in Irving for their The Families of Color Conference. During this event you’ll hear from several guest speakers on finance, diversity and education. They’ll have a Q&A with a panel of school representatives and meet students from different schools. This is a child friendly event and childcare is available for families who need it. While you’re engaging with schools, the children will enjoy their own meal and activities as well. Each attendee will be entered to win of their amazing door prizes like a kids bicycle! Just visit www.DFWPrivateEdu.com and use promo code Momology10 to save $10 on your ticket. Marvelous Momologist of the Week: Stephanie Laynes. Founder of Smooth Skin Supply, she shares her years of experience building a successful esthetics practice. Her goal is for you to become a successful Esthetician through proven business practices, continuing education, and fun motivation. She is the mother of a beautiful daughter that is a fantastic dancer! So, in addition to owning and operating a very successful waxing supply company as well as offering waxing courses, she is also a dance mom and a loving wife. Brand Partner: Yara Imani - https://yaraimani.com/ Use Code Momology and save 10% Producer: Greenville Ave. Studios - http://www.greenvilleaverecordingstudio.com/ Continue the Discussion, Download, Subscribe, Rate, Like, Follow Us, and Share on: Twitter: @MMomology Insta: @mahoganymomology FB: @MahoganyMomology Email Us: Mahoganymomology@gmail.com
In the midst of chaos, overwhelm, a growing family and an expanding business, today's guest Kate Crocco, learned to loosen her grip on the wheel and allow for the journey to unfold without all of the angst. Kate is a Confidence and Mindset coach for female entrepreneurs who uses her clinical expertise as a trained psychotherapist and experience in owning both a local and online business to help women create massive success in their own businesses. Kate is also one of my rockstar coaching clients + one of my favorite people on the planet. It has been a gift to watch her have mega success over the past 6 months, and she is just getting started. Today we talk about everything from confidence, what it's like to be a mom and a business owner, to addiction and taking leaps of faith in our lives and businesses. So sit back, grab your favorite mug, and get ready for a truly inspiring conversation that I can't wait to share with you. In this episode: Today's guest, Kate Crocco [ :45 ] iTunes review of the week [ 3:15 ] How Kate and I crossed paths + Kate's story [ 6:35 ] Moving through imposter syndrome and panic [ 13:07 ] Kate's advice for other mamapreneurs [ 18:28 ] Where Kate believes that addiction comes from [ 23:00 ] The difference between a therapy client and a coaching client [ 32:16 ] How Kate developed an abundance mindset [ 41:07 ] How things have shifted for Kate since we started working together [ 45:20 ] The difference between Kate today and the former version of herself [ 56:00 ] Kate talks about her experience at the Color Conference [ 1:00:08 ] Soul Shifting Quotes: “You can really work with everyone you want- if you decide not to work with everyone.” “It's going to all work out, it's going to be okay- but the only way for that to happen is to surrender.” “I need people to know that you can go through a lot of pain, and you can still live a good life.” “I was so afraid of what other people would think of me as a mom and business owner, that I really did start to hide.” Links Mentioned: Click here to apply to join the Mastermind Grab your free training, How to Call In Your Tribe + Create Content that Converts Learn more about Kate by following her on Instagram or heading to www.katecrocco.com Did you hear something you loved today?! Leave a Review + Subscribe via iTunes
Episode 202: On today’s episode, Pass the Mic is excited to interview an expert in black preaching, Dr. Frank Thomas. Dr. Thomas is the Director of the first ever PH.D Program in African American Preaching and Sacred Rhetoric in the world at Christian Theological Seminary in Indianapolis, Indiana. He is also the author of a number of books, including They Like to Never Quit Praising God, Introduction to the Practice of African American Preaching, and his new book How to Preach a Dangerous Sermon. Some of the topics discussed in this episode include: -Why “Black Preaching”? -How “dangerous sermons” are central to the black church -The concept of “moral authority” -The Publishing in Color Conference coming this summer -To find out more about Dr. Thomas, visit his website drfrankathomas.com. -To find out how you can attend the Publishing in Color Conference, visit publishingincolor.com/conferences. Support this podcast on patreon at www.patreon.com/PassTheMic Hosts: Jemar Tisby (twitter.com/JemarTisby) Tyler Burns (twitter.com/Burns23) Producer: Beau York (twitter.com/TheRealBeauYork) Podastery Studios (twitter.com/Podastery) Lean More: Pass The Mic - www.PassTheMicPodcast.com (twitter.com/_PassTheMic) The Witness - www.TheWitnessBCC.com (twitter.com/WitnessBCC)
A discussion with Dr. Walter Greason about how the academic component of the Annual Zora Festival – the Communities of Color Conference – can deepen the impact of the organization nationally and internationally in terms of sharing community solutions.
"Every Tongue Got To Confess" is hosted by Professors of History Julian Chambliss (Rollins College) and Robert Cassanello (University of Central Florida). In the same spirit as Zora Neale Hurston - famous African American novelist, short story writer, folklorist, and anthropologist - this podcast explores the experiences and stories of communities of color. Episode 5 features a discussion about the Community of Color Conference to debut in 2017.
Business of Monday Money Talk|Motivation! - Apostle/Prophet SB Barber & guest co-host the fabulous & bodacious Lola Thomas aka @call_Lola talk. Founders recap - Michael Lopez | Entrepreneurs of Color Conference and Recognition ECCR; Kenya McKnight Ahad | Black Womens Wealth Alliance BWWA. Lennie Chism joins us on Monday TBA The Economics of BlackWealth Policy. All have made and making their mark! Join us on your destination SB Barber Morning Show AM|PM. Presented by GRACE Media Network -the Legacy & Grace Media Services [GMS] New Item - Business Leadership and Community Keepers(BLΔCK) T-shirts for $25. Order your BLΔCK t-shirt today. Share this effort and support the cure - black businesses each and every day. Share on Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, email and yes text to your contacts https://www.gofundme.com/rootgoods GMSbuzz & Contact: *Sat, 4.23.16 @2PM. Hats & Pearls Springtime Tea Party 'Take a sip for Civili-Tea presented by Mz. Lola Thomas & Cycle Changers Tickets $20. Georgetown On The River, 5750 East River Rd, Fridley, MN 55432 *Twitter@call_Lola & Facebook/Unforgettable Women *Twitter@LennieChism If you have a question or comment, press #1 to engage the Host. Follow http://tobtr.com/sbbarbermorningshow; Twitter@GMNetwork; Facebook@GMNLiveTv; Instagram@GMNLIVETV. Presented by GRACE Media Network -the Legacy.
Business of Monday Money Talk - Monday Motivation! - Apostle/Prophet SB Barber & guest co-host the fabulous & bodacious Lola Thomas aka @Call_Lola talk Business WeekEnd recap. Founder Michael Lopez | Entrepreneurs of Color Conference and Recognition ECCR; Founder/President Kenya McKnight Ahad | Black Womens Wealth Alliance BWWA. Lennie Chism joins us on Monday. All have made and making their mark! Join us on your destination SB Barber Morning Show AM|PM. Presented by GRACE Media Network -the Legacy & Grace Media Services [GMS] New Item - Business Leadership and Community Keepers(BLΔCK) T-shirts for $25. Order your BLΔCK t-shirt today. Share this effort and support the cure - black businesses each and every day. Share on Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, email and yes text to your contacts https://www.gofundme.com/rootgoods GMSbuzz & Contact: Twitter@call_Lola & Facebook/Unforgettable Women Twitter@LennieChism SBBMS Music Playlist: Dezal. Da. Messenger "Brand New". If you have a question or comment, press #1 to engage the Host. Follow http://tobtr.com/sbbarbermorningshow; Twitter@GMNetwork; Facebook@GMNLiveTv; Instagram@GMNLIVETV. Presented by GRACE Media Network -the Legacy.
Business of MondayMoney Talk Motivation! - Apostle/Prophet SB Barber talks 1st Annual Entrepreneurs of Color Conference 2016 on March 25 and Black Womens Business Alliance Presents the Goal Diggers Series on March 26. FYI, BlackWealth business update with Lennie Chism back on Monday. Join us on your destination SB Barber Morning Show AM/PM. (Grace Media Services). Contact: Twitter@call_Lola & Facebook/Unforgettable Women. Music Playlist: 3x Grammy-winning Sounds of Blackness ft. HSRA "Royalty". (NRR) If you have a question or comment, press #1 to engage the Host. Follow http://tobtr.com/sbbarbermorningshow; Twitter@GMNetwork; Facebook@GMNLiveTv; Instagram@GMNLIVETV. Presented by GRACE Media Network -the Legacy, along with Grace Media Services.
Business of Monday Money Talk - Monday Motivation! - Apostle/Prophet SB Barber & guest co-host the fabulous & bodacious Lola Thomas aka @Call_Lola talk Business Events: Casuel Pitts - Founder & Ray Lewis - President of Ultimate Discount Services Inc present Entrepreneurs of Color Conference 3.25.16; Black Womens Business Alliance 'Goal Diggers' 3.26.16 Both have made and making their mark! Join us on your destination SB Barber Morning Show AM/PM. (GMSNewschannel.com). GMSbuzz & Contact: Ultimate Discount Services Inc. www.udsinc.us Twitter@call_Lola & Facebook/Unforgettable Women Twitter@LennieChism Music Playlist: Sounds of Blackness "Optimistic" If you have a question or comment, press #1 to engage the Host. Follow http://tobtr.com/sbbarbermorningshow; Twitter@GMNetwork; Facebook@GMNLiveTv; Instagram@GMNLIVETV. Presented by GRACE Media Network -the Legacy.
Tweet 19:55 minutes (22.8 MB)Vinnie and arvind talk about the People of Color Conference, Student Diversity Leadership Conference, and the current state of protests in New York, the show of force by the NYPD outside of arvind's school, and the impact on students and faculty. read more
Rainbow Blessings Presentor: Eleyne-Mari Do you remember the story of Pollyanna and the crystal chandelier? After hanging dozens of crystal pendants against a sunny window and watching rainbows dance upon the walls, she realized that the significance of her discovery could only be fully appreciated if it was shared with others. Like one of Pollyanna’s prisms, Color Therapy Month is a multi-faceted wonder of joy. Not only does it celebrate the healing power of color, it inspires us to express our own sparkling brilliance! Want to be a Rainbow Maker? Eleyne-Mari talks about the colors of the rainbow and shares tips on how you can lighten someone’s burden and be a rainbow blessing in their cloud. Eleyne-Mari is the director of Aura House School of Color and Light and the founder of Color Therapy Month and Color Healing Radio. A professional writer for 34 years, Eleyne-Mari is dedicated to awakening your clarity through the healing power of color and creative energies. www.aurahouse.com *Music for Eleyne-Mari's "Garden Labyrinth Meditation" courtesy of Kerri and Guardian Mind Mix
The Clear Color Presentor: Alijandra Many in the field of color therapy do not really know of or understand the Clear color, or wonder if it is even a color. It most certainly is! In this talk, Alijandra will introduce it to us, differentiate and define the Clear Ray, the Clear Flame, the Guardian of the Clear Ray, and the Clear Light of God. (Includes a brief meditation.) Alijandra is the author of Healing with the Rainbow Rays. Alijandra is an internationally known author, teacher, healer, radio show host and producer, as well as a channel for Source and ascended master St. Germain. www.colorhealing.com
Color Your World Healthy Presentor: Lynn Waldrop You will be amazed at the history of where Color Therapy has been and how it is moving into the Medical field as well! There are a variety of Color Therapy methods from Photobiology, Heliotherapy, Iridology, Chromotherapy, Spectro-Chrome Therapy, Syntonics and Photodynamic Therapy. This class will explore some of these and then focus on the Dinshah Color Therapy Method called Spectro-Chrome Therapy. It is easy and inexpensive and has over 50 years of research. Be healthy with Light! Learn how to bring down your child’s fever, say goodbye to depression, fight sinus or respiratory issues or the flu! Lynn Waldrop is a “Transformational Life” Coach and Vibrational Therapist. She teaches holistic health to empower the client to generate change in their own Life & Body. We are acoustical; anything with a wave can initiate a healing response in the body, so her focus is Sound, Color and Consciousness. www.soundofcolorandlightforlife.com
Know Your Color Personality Presentor: Theresa Sundt Each of the numbers of our date of birth resonates with a different color. Our personality, our achievements and challenges are directly influenced by our colors’ special energy. By understanding yourself and others from a color perspective, you can enhance your relationships and your life. Learn how your colors can support and develop you in your daily life! Theresa Sundt is a color therapist, artist and author of "The Art of Colour Therapy" and "Know Your Colour Personality". She is the creator of Colour Healing Tapestries and promotes the Bioptron Colour and Light Method in Central Europe and Russia. www.color-discovery.com
Colors as Conscious Support Presentor: Arlene Arnold As we and the world raise our vibrations, colors can become conscious support for our process of awakening. "Over the 18 years I have worked with color, I find my relationship to individual colors is different." During this presentation, Arlene will share this new experience and take you into a visualization to experience the difference. Arlene Arnold is a color therapy practitioner, trainer and the host of "The Power of Color" radio show. She is the author of "ColorCards", "Luminaries", and "Humpty Dumpty Gets It Together". www.thepowerofcolor.com
Color Destiny: What Color is Your Soul Today? Presentor: Elizabeth Harper What colors are you wearing? Do you know why you chose them? Have your color choices changed in the past six months? Color preference appears to be random, but if you look deeper you’ll recognize and experience the profound wisdom of your soul infusing your every choice. In other words, the colors you surround yourself with today reveal messages of guidance from you soul. Want to know what those messages are? In this presentation, you will learn how to use color as a tool of destiny! Elizabeth Harper is an Aura-Soma practitioner, metaphysical artist, psychic medium, color seer, healer, author and teacher. She is the author of "Wishing: How to Fulfill Your Heart's Desire". www.sealedwithlove.com
Colour for Love Presentor: Mark Wentworth Did you know your partner is in the closet again?! In fact, he/she is not just in the closet--they are everywhere around you. All the colours you surround yourself will reveal the type of partner you are looking for. If you are already in a relationship, your colour choices reflect and reveal your hopes and aspirations for that relationship. So when you hear the creaks and groans coming from the wardrobe, it's not that you have too many clothes--it's just your partner trying to get out of the closet! Mark Wentworth is a color specialist living in Portugal, who shares the transformational power of color through expressive arts and storytelling. He has been studying and working with the healing power of colour and personal development for 26 years. He is the founder of "Colour for Life", a training school for Colour Psycho-Dynamics and is also one of the founders of the Dynamic Heart Project, a not for profit association which takes Colour, DynamicTheatre and other expressive arts out into the world to offer hope and creative solutions for positive living. www.markthecolourman.com
God, Money and Your Color Therapy Business Presentor: Moira Bush The relationship between our spiritual self that wants to serve humanity and the part of us that handles our money and ensures we survive is out of balance. How do we live and work doing what we love with colour therapy and, at the same time, earn the income that is needed to meet all our bills? What if we desire more than "just enough" to pay the bills? How can we shift from constantly creating poverty and living in debt, to creating financial freedom? Moira has been running her colour business in overdraft for 10 years--at one point, she was £30,000 in debit with credit cards! During this talk, Moira (who is no longer in debt or overdraft) will share some of the steps she took, using spiritual principles to let go of a poverty mind-set and claim our God-given gift--prosperity consciousness! Moira Bush was born in South Africa and immigrated to England in 2002, where she works as a Colour Mirrors business partner with founder Melissie Jolly. Moira is a colour psychologist, spiritual teacher, founder of the Silver Spheres Healing system and author of the Colour Mirrors Oracle Cards. www.moirabush.com
A Brief History of Color Healing Presentor: Diantha Harris Diantha presents the highlights of the history of healing with Color, what we know about the origins of it, how it progressed through time, and where it is now. This is a great foundational piece to listen to which gives reference to all the gorgeous presentations that follow! Diantha Harris is a color therapist who has studied Interior Design, Healing Touch, Feng Shui, and several color healing therapies including Aura-Soma, Colour Mirrors and Floral Acupuncture. Diantha is the author of Simply...Color and the Simply...Color card deck and created the "Simply...Color" color sprays. www.lifepotentials.net
Reuben and the Dark lead off the show at 2:05 pm ET with their new single "Rolling Stone". Reuben and the Dark is the newest project from Calgary's Reuben Bullock and which I cxaught at a club in LA and had to have on the show. Fresh off the release of his second solo album, Bullock has formed a band of some of Alberta's finest musicians, quickly building a reputation as a killer live band. Their soaring four-part vocal harmonies achieve epic heights woven into hammering beats, always leaving crowds hungry for more. At the core of all this are Bullock's songs, which manage to achieve a balance between seemingly disparate elements: the introspective with the anthemic, and the feat of sounding simultaneously ancient and uniquely contemporary. Irene Diaz returns to Music Friday at 2:30 pm ET with her unique, aching blues and ukelele-backed pop rock. She will also talk with us about the Womyn of Color Conference she is a participant in at Cal State Univesity.Born in the heart of Los Angeles, Irene Diaz has emerged as an independent artist with a tremendous sound and a huge future. A singer/songwriter who plays both guitar and piano, accompanied by her very talented collaborator Carolyn Cardoza,Irene is at home in a recording studio, a showcse or a big hall - she maintains the same intimacy with her audience through a very personal voice. Her initial exposure to music came at a young age, at only 15 years old she developed her own writing/playing style that sets her apart now at 25. We are delighted she can take a break to talk with us. Nominate your favorite band to be on Music Friday. Go to our website, navigate to the Your Choice page at http://musicfriday.n….nationbuilder.com/your_choice and tell us who you want to see.
Prep for Banteay Srei Fundraiser The People's Kitchen Sita Bhaumik in her kitchen. At this year's Empowering Women of Color Conference at UC Berkeley, Kearny Street Workshop organized a workshop with Sita Kuratomi Bhaumik that provided examples and resources for combining your love of food and commitment to activism. Tonight's show features three people who are feeding the masses: Sita organizes home-cooked dinners serving 50 or more people. This serves as a bi-monthly fundraiser for Leftwing, an anti-imperialist, community-based soccer club; Saqib Keval is founder of The People's Kitchen, a five-year-old, sliding-scale, community restaurant project that does political education and grassroots mobilization through food service; And Elizabeth Sy is co-founder of Banteay Srei, which provides social support, healing arts, reproductive health education, life skills-building, and leadership development for young Southeast Asian women impacted by sexual exploitation. One of these strategies is to connect young women to each other and their elders through cooking. She also cooked for the Bike Down, an amazing three-day bike tour that raised money for Cycles of Change. To start things off we talk with Francis Wong, co-founder of Asian Improv aRts which is celebrating its 25th anniversary. Asian Improv aRts 25th Anniversary Celebration at Yoshi's. Photo by Walter Wagner. With Host No-No Girl. The post APEX Express – April 11, 2013 appeared first on KPFA.
Host Lakota Harden will be interviewing Deb White Plume of Owe Aku "Bring Back the Way" about their Hemp project/environmental protection work, and continued work at the grass roots level on the Pine Ridge reservation; Gabriela Erandi Rico of U C Berkeley's Women of Color Conference and Jen Ghost Bear who will be singing the opening of the conference this weekend.Music by Jenn Ghost Bear, Pura Fe and Jeremy Good Feather.And the Bay Area Indian Calendar. The post Bay Native Circle – March 5, 2008 appeared first on KPFA.
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