The Learning Project Network: Recent Episodes
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The Learning Project podcast is a space where conversations about everyday life, education, and passion are shared. We are interested in learning about the human experience and how the problems and solutions are not as far as we think they are. It is through our conversations and our realness that we find ourselves having a-ha moment. As we say we want our conversations to be that chicken noodle soup kind of good...something that sticks to the bones and fills your soul. Join us in our next conversations. Popular Segments: Girl Get a Doula, Sending Strength and Love stories of Women, Leadership Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/tlpedu/support
We had the honor to sit down with City Council Member Lindsey Shaw. On our podcast The Learning Project Network. To discuss our news series : Leading With A Purpose.
City Council Member Lindsey Shaw:
I'm running for city council with a vision of hope for Spokane and a commitment to bringing about positive change. As a resident of Northeast Spokane, I've witnessed the unmet needs of our community, and I'm ready to step up as an advocate in city hall. I may not be a career politician, but I am a dedicated neighbor who believes in taking action.
Growing up in Northeast Spokane in a working-class family, I learned the values of hard work and community engagement from my single mother. When I began raising my own children in this neighborhood, I couldn't ignore the disparities that had left our area behind. Abandoned houses, unsafe parks, neglected schools, and unequal funding became apparent. So, I decided to take matters into my own hands.
I became actively involved in the Logan Neighborhood Council, organized clean-up initiatives, collaborated with local businesses and nonprofits to enhance our community, and even successfully advocated for improvements in our infrastructure. After nearly five years of chairing the neighborhood council, I realized the power of community engagement. Now, I'm running for city council because Northeast Spokane deserves a dedicated advocate who will fight for our representation and tirelessly work to improve our neighborhoods. Together, we can build a healthier, safer, and thriving community in Northeast Spokane.
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We had the honor to sit down with School Board Candidate Jamie Stacy. On our Podcast The Learning Project Network. To discuss our news series : Leading With A Purpose.
School Board Candidate Jamie Stacy: A remarkable individual who hails from the heart of southeast Missouri. Raised in a single-parent household alongside her three siblings, Jaime's life was a unique blend of being the middle child, simultaneously balancing between taking charge and embracing her role as the youngest.
One defining element in Jaime's life has always been music. At the tender age of five, she discovered her innate talent for playing the piano, entirely by ear, without any formal lessons. Her musical gift left adults in awe and served as an early realization of her extraordinary talents.
Fast forward to the year 2000, Jaime made a significant move from southeast Missouri to the scenic Pacific Northwest. She found love and companionship in Jerry Stacy, whom she married in 2001. Together, they built a loving family with two children, Micah and Mikala. Jaime proudly embraced the role of a stay-at-home mother, often humorously referring to herself as a 'domestic engineer.'
After years of dedicated service within her community and nurturing her family, Jaime embarked on a transformative journey. She founded SWAG, an acronym for 'Strong Women Achieving Greatness.' SWAG is more than just a program; it's a vibrant community and a nurturing village, dedicated to paving the way for girls to reach their unique paths to greatness.
At its core, SWAG is a powerful prevention and mentoring initiative. It equips and empowers young women in middle and high school, with a strong focus on social and emotional learning. It achieves this by connecting them with exceptional female mentors from the local community who serve as invaluable guides on their journey to success.
Jaime's passion for empowering others doesn't stop there. She's also an inspirational speaker, using her platform to uplift and motivate women as they strive to become the best versions of themselves. Her dedication to the community and her journey culminate in her first run for office, as she takes a bold step into the world of politics.
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We had the honor to sit down with City Councilman Paul Dillon. On our Podcast The Learning Project Network. To discuss our news series : Leading With A Purpose.
Council Member Paul Dillon:
A dedicated professional with a rich and diverse career journey. Currently serving as Vice President of Public Affairs at Planned Parenthood of Greater Washington and North Idaho since 2015, he's now transitioning into the role of an educator.
Paul's past roles include Eastern Washington Director for YWCA Youth and Government, where he made a significant impact. He also worked as a legislative assistant to 3rd District Senate Majority Leader Andy Billig and as a legislative assistant to former District 2 Spokane City Councilmember Jon Snyder, where he honed his skills in policy and government affairs.
Paul's commitment to his community extends beyond his professional life. He co-founded "Down To Earth," an environmental advocacy and sustainability news blog published by The Spokesman-Review. He's been a valuable contributor to the City of Spokane Parks Department, working in maintenance.
Paul's passion for making a difference is further reflected in his extensive board memberships and volunteer activities. Currently, he serves as a board member for Greater Spokane Progress and the Washington Bus. He has also been a past board member for the Center For Justice, Washington Bikes, and the South Perry Farmer’s Market. His dedication to community shines through his volunteer work with KYRS Thin Air Community Radio, Terrain Spokane, Spokane Community Against Racism, Spokane River Clean Up, and Pro-Choice Washington.
Paul is not just a committed professional and community advocate; Also in his past he has worked as a Spokane County Democratic Precinct Committee Officer. Family is a significant part of his life, as he is happily married to Tiffany Harms and they have a precious baby daughter. Paul Dillon's journey is marked by dedication, passion, and a genuine desire to create positive change in his community and beyond.
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Welcome to The Learning Project Network podcast, where we're honored to bring you insightful discussions with remarkable individuals making a difference in their communities. Today, we had the privilege of sitting down with the dedicated City Councilwoman Betsy Wilkerson, as we dive into our exciting new series, "Leading With A Purpose."
Council Member Betsy Wilkerson has deep roots in Spokane, where she's not only a long-time small business owner but also a passionate community servant. Raised in District 2, she proudly represents a piece of Spokane's history as the second African American woman to serve on the City Council. Betsy is a mother of two and an active grandmother to three, with a mother who co-founded the Mt. Zion Holiness Church.
Betsy's dedication is clear: she's committed to ensuring every Spokane resident has the tools to succeed, fostering a City of Promise that welcomes people from all walks of life. She understands that community strength lies in supporting public services, institutions, and local businesses, and she partners with neighborhood councils and community associations to keep Spokane vibrant and economically robust.
With a background in the volunteer and non-profit sector, Council Member Wilkerson has chaired the board of the Carl Maxey Center and led successful capital campaigns to benefit the historic East Central Neighborhood, named after a local civil rights icon. She's actively involved in a family business supporting individuals with disabilities and serves on various non-profit boards, making impactful grants for community needs, education, and capital projects.
Betsy's heart is set on building an inclusive community where everyone can thrive. If you spot her in your neighborhood, don't hesitate to say hello or reach out for a coffee meeting. She's eager to hear from you and collaborate on writing the next chapter of our city's story.
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If you'd like to connect with Councilwoman Betsy Wilkerson, you can find her on Facebook at /CouncilMemberBetsy.
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The Shades Of Motherhood Network is excited to announce the launch of a heartfelt initiative called "The Shades of Love." Our mission is to support and celebrate the beautiful journey of childbirth and postpartum by ensuring that every expectant mother and birthing person in our community receives the invaluable support of a doula during this transformative experience.
What is a doula, you might ask? Doulas are skilled professionals who provide emotional, physical, and informational support to expecting mothers before, during, and after childbirth. Their presence has been proven to improve birth outcomes and enhance the overall birthing experience for both mothers and families. Unfortunately, not all people have access to a doula due to financial constraints.
This is where we seek your help. We are organizing a community-wide fundraiser to ensure that local doulas can provide their services to families regardless of their financial situation. By coming together as a united community, we can make a profound impact on the lives of mothers-to-be and their families.
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Today in this episode I'm going to share with you some thoughts about being brave. Practice doesn't make Perfect. Practice creates purpose.
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What does motherhood mean to you. "Motherhood is ghetto but I like it."
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I am a Licensed Massage Therapist, Registered Hypnotherapist and Owner of Spokane Prenatal Massage. I am a mother to 4 children, who were the driving force for starting my own business. I wanted and needed more time with my children and to have the flexibility of creating my own schedule. I also wanted to be the example to them that you can, and should, chase your dreams. That "playing small does not change the world" (Marianne Williamson). That's how Spokane Prenatal Massage was born. My previous careers include being a Master ASE Certified Automotive Technician and a Certified Fasenter Specialist and Warehouse Manager for a local fastener distributor. My children and experience with my own pregnancies and giving birth are what led me on this path. I'm fascinated with the process of birth and I'm very passionate about supporting other women to feel empowered in their journey. I hope to inspire and encourage other women to research and make informed decisions about what kind of birth they want and to find professionals who will support them in those decisions. Massage and hypnotherapy are the tools I use right now in my own life and to help others. I have plans to expand my toolbox in the future and am excited about the new opportunities that it will give me to help others heal and shine their own light.
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B. Rooted Wellness was founded in October, 2019, by Brianna Simpson to provide Southeast Michigan with health and wellness coaching. We take pride in providing evidence based, emotional, physical, and informational support to pregnant women and their families, before, during, and after birth. In addition to our doula services, B. Rooted Wellness is committed to community outreach and public awareness.
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Meet our guess Roberta Bell
I have a Bachelors of Science in Family Studies and Gerontology and Masters Business Administration, Human Resources. I am a seasoned family advocate and love to support self empowerment! I have years of Addiction, Social Services and Mental Health Experience. I am a Public Speaker! I co-authored a book on Women issues in 2016, Sistah to Sistah. I am an educator in all areas of Early Childhood Education, to include Management. I am known as the tool lady, to those whom I have came in contact with because I offer tools for living a life of Mindfulness. My goal is to continue to assist others throughout this journey called life!
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Learn about moving through the world with confidence with Ramonia “Riley” Griffin.
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Michelle's favor quote: You are you, I am I, be in the moment, be in the now. I will capture the rest.
Hello, I'm Michelle! Born and raised in Northern Indiana. All my life I have loved photography and babies. I gained most of my hands on experience as a nursing assistant in an Amish Birthing Center. Over 16 years ago I documented my first birth! Where I went in just as a support person and took my camera with me. My photography business took off 8 years ago and I have never looked back. I have a wonderful birth community here who support the work I do as a photographer. I truly believe an image says a thousand words. An image can heal a broken heart, evoke an emotion, bring us back to a moment, and fill a void we may not have known existed. Through my doula work, I am able to work alongside birthing people and help bring awareness to the birth process. I aim to aide birthing families in a better birth experience, all while capturing their journey as it unfolds. My goal is to capture raw emotion, and moments that we may not even realize happened during birth. I want those fleeting moments captured for you to share your birth with others. Sharing our stories brings better awareness to better birth outcomes.
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Hello, I'm Michelle! Born and raised in Northern Indiana. All my life I have loved photography and babies. I gained most of my hands on experience as a nursing assistant in an Amish Birthing Center. Over 16 years ago I documented my first birth! Where I went in just as a support person and took my camera with me. My photography business took off 8 years ago and I have never looked back. I have a wonderful birth community here who support the work I do as a photographer. I truly believe an image says a thousand words. An image can heal a broken heart, evoke an emotion, bring us back to a moment, and fill a void we may not have known existed. Through my doula work, I am able to work alongside birthing people and help bring awareness to the birth process. I aim to aide birthing families in a better birth experience, all while capturing their journey as it unfolds. My goal is to capture raw emotion, and moments that we may not even realize happened during birth. I want those fleeting moments captured for you to share your birth with others. Sharing our stories brings better awareness to better birth outcomes.
To learn more go to...
https://www.instagram.com/michelleglennphotography/ https://www.facebook.com/glennmichellephotography
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Women's History Month. Take note
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1979- Women could be fired for being pregnant
1980 Harassment in the work place
19173 in all 50 states serve on a jury
1972- run in the Boston Marathon
1969- File a no fault divorce
1971 -Attend all Ivy League school
1994- Wear pants in congress
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As a consultant, I've worked with various small businesses ranging from hospitality to multi-media services. As a public relations and marketing professional, I have learned the benefits of planning ahead, but also when to pivot and think on my feet to make the most of every opportunity for my clients. I value great people, top-notch work, and finding viable business solutions. I’m a firm believer in social responsibility by aligning myself with organizations with an ethical framework that benefits our society at large.
Join our conversation and learn about how sickle cell anemia has impacted Gardner's life. Her life story is powerful and thought provoking. How is your community supporting people with sickle cell anemia?
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I became the “girl who could sew” at a young age. I started sewing at the age of nine with a needle and thread and by age 12, I had taught myself how to use a sewing machine. All throughout high school and into college, I made many of my outfits and wore them with pride. It was no surprise when my love of making clothing lead me across the country to the fashion capital of the world – New York City. I attended and graduated from the Fashion Institute of Technology with a degree in Patternmaking. The beauty of this program was that instead of simply being someone who designed and made clothing, I would also become a “Clothing Engineer” with a keen understanding of garment construction.
Shortly after graduating from FIT, I was hired as a Technical Designer for the Michael Kors label. This position was what really developed me to have an expert eye for solving fit issues as well as understanding the quality of a garment's construction. I also had the privilege of working with amazing Tailors and Seamstresses who practically took me under their wing to teach me their techniques. I felt beyond blessed because this "hands on" experience was something that couldn't be taught in school but I instead learned it directly from the "best of the best" in the fashion industry. I started sewing more and more for other people that it became a part-time gig for me. I made a wide range of garments, but quickly grew to love bridal and evening-wear the most because of how it transformed my clients and allowed them to see a more glamorous version of themselves.
Over the years, I have altered hundreds of dresses and customized many formal looks. This is the work that fuels me. It takes skill and heart and keeps me connected to the drive I've had since I was a little girl. Every project, every client, and each of their special moments welcomes me into a story that is bigger than my own. It is truly a blessing to be able to do what I love for a living, as well as share that love with the clients that I am so fortunate to work with. My goal is to make each and every one of them feel special, look beautiful, and know that when they work with me - they are in good hands.
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Dr. Baynes teaches in the Africana Studies as an adjunct professor. Her courses include Contemporary African American Literature, African American Families, The Harlem Renaissance, African American Women's History, African American Culture and Expression and African American History- Post Civil War to Present.
Background
- EdD, Curriculum and Instruction
- Spokane NAACP member/committee volunteer
- Contributor to Black Lens
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ZaDora is the creator and primary clinician for now at Sankofa Center for Healing, LLC. She is a therapist, speaker, advocate for children and families, workshop facilitator and so much more. She has earned her Master's Degree in Social Work (MSW) from the University of Southern California. She is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW). Her counseling philosophy honors the strengths you have, and your ability to be well and succeed.
Over the seven years, she has been in the field of social work she has has the pleasure of serving children, adults, women, and families experiencing mental health challenges or life obstacles in community mental health agencies, residential facilities, non-profits, adolescent psychiatric hospitals, and private practice.
ZaDora operates from a lens that understands sometimes we have to go back to our roots, our past, our upbringing and seek what has been lost, forgotten consciously and unconsciously to move forward. WE MUST GO BACK AND TAKE what is essential for a brighter future. ZaDora strives to help you build healthy relationships, greater sense of self, pride and skills to navigate some of life's obstacles. She is committed to reducing mental health stigma in African American communities and helping them heal. It is her goal to help improve black maternal health outcomes.
She provides a culturally responsive client-centered, cognitive and strength-based approach to help you identify your strengths and provide therapeutic interventions that are specific to your individual needs. Her goal is to assist you on your Sankofa journey to a brighter and healthier future.
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Listen learn and reflect on your value in 10 minutes.
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Stop comparing
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Do what makes you happy
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Make things happen
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don't beat yourself up
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Define you
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Nneka Hall is a Pregnancy and Infant Loss Awareness advocate with a primary focus on infant and maternal mortality within the African American Community. Nneka is the founder of the Quietly United in Loss Together Campaign which is a Pregnancy And Infant Loss Awareness campaign designed to raise awareness of all types of loss from conception through a child's first two years of life, teach healthy fertility through womb health education, provide support to families who suffer these losses and provide support for memory programs so they won't close due to inability to afford supplies.
Nneka is the mother of four: Two sunshines (Jelani and Symone), one angel (Annaya Marie stillborn at 39 weeks gestational age on August 27, 2010), and one rainbow (Bradleigh).
Following the stillbirth of her daughter, she sought out ways to aid others in having a positive birth outcome. I stumbled across the doula profession and needed to learn more. She is a full-spectrum doula, holding certifications as a birth, bereavement and postpartum doula. Nneka is a certified International Bereavement Specialist, a Certified Community Centered Herbalist, Trained Womb Health Specialist, Trained Preconception Health Doula, Trained Menopause Doula, Trained End of Life Doula, Crystal Healer and Childbirth educator.
June 2016 Nneka had the pleasure of being selected due to my work in the pregnancy and infant loss community to participate in the US of Women's Summit as a Nominated Change Maker which was hosted by former First Lady Michelle Obama and Oprah Winfrey.
Mom, Doula, International Bereavement Specialist, Uterine Health Coach, Nominated Change-maker and Author.
Laren more: https://www.annaya.org/about-us/nneka-hall
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Join our conversation today and learn about infertility and what you can do about it.
I help women Activate their Eggs & Increase their Fertility to conceive naturally.
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How is perfection stopping you from getting your goal?
5 ways perfection shows up in your creative work and life
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You can't let things go.
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You're second-guessing your self
3.. You're stuck in your head
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You're having unrealistic expectations
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You're a control freak
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Yokebed Kandice Burts, CD is a woman of many skills. She is the founder of Blessed Queens Doula Care and has been on a journey of assisting women, children and families for years in areas of childcare, education and support. She is not only a certified Birth and Postpartum Doula, but a certified Life Coach, certified Midwife Assistant/Birth Assistant, Belly Binding Specialist and Childbirth Educator. She comes with a unique experience of having birthed in multiple settings (birth center, hospital and home), including her own unassisted Home Birth. She brings to the table a well-rounded show of expertise on your team!
"I enjoy helping you feel like the Queen that you are!"
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What big dream do you have and what is holding you back?
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My name is Nikki Ray. I am a Wife to 1, Mom to 2. I live in a house full of boys, and I am their Queen! I am a believer in Christ, and I fully subscribe to the narrative that Women are an amazing beings, equipped to do great things.
One constant has always been the military lifestyle. I grew up a military kid, traveling the world, and I get to give those travels to my own children by being a Veteran, and being married to a military member. I enjoy connecting with military spouses and providing resources where needed.
A fun passion of mine is sports, and coaching allows me to give back to athletes, much like my coaches did for me.
I could be a student for life. Any opportunity I have to learn, or research, I make it happen. I am currently pursuing my MBA, and certificate in Women's Leadership.
Besides my mommy and wife hat, the other hat that stays on is a business owner. I started the Brownie Boutique in the fall of 2020. In the midst of great life change in that year, I wanted something that was completely my own, that I created, and would work nonstop for. For years, that was exclusively my children. As they became more independent, I said "It's Go Time". The Brownie Boutique was birthed out of the laundry room in our house, and the rest is history.
Why Brownie? My maiden name is Brown, and it's also a nickname given to me by my boo thang! The Brownie Boutique is me. Every piece that I create has a part of me. It speaks to who I am. Believer, Military Spouse, Mom, low-key Feminist! I am the She-EO of my dreams
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What is your vision for your life? Take time to reflect.
Tiktok: You must follow who has the vision.
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Meet Akelia Campbell @sicklecellpatientcare Growing up feeling very self-conscious about my illness often resulted in there being this great mystery surrounding my health. After years of shutting myself off from the world, I finally mustered up the courage to speak my truth. It all started by simply wanting to share more information on Sickle Cell Disease itself, however, it slowly turned into a beast of its own. Nowadays, I tend to share my personal life experiences while focusing on creating a community and bringing awareness to this very common yet rarely spoken about illness.
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Hello and welcome to another Tictok Tuesday. Listen to this mind-blowing conversation about how to empower yourself and others. Checkout the worksheet below.
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Activity: Word Yourself Up
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Learn More about how to make change
Join us for our conversation about a petition to address the Mental Health Crisis.
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Petition: Declare a Mental Health Crisis in the City of Spokane
https://www.change.org/.../spokane-city-council-declare-a...
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Happy Tuesday
Here is a short piece of inspiration the help you grow.
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Seven steps for the chosen goals
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Decide what you want.
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Write it down.
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Set a deadline.
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Make a list of what you have to do to achieve your goal.
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Organize the list into a checklist
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Take action
7.. What are you doing every day to get there.
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Learn about our guest
Jasmyne radiates lighthearted joy and thoughtful care in every aspect of her life. Jasmyne has always had a desire to care for the community around her. Like many intuitive caregivers, Jasmyne has always been caring for young children in her life. Early on she discovered the power of nourishing bonds and openhearted support in building resilience and self-determination. Informed by her lived experience and work in human services, Jasmyne became passionate about racial, reproductive, and LGBTQ+ justice. Quickly, Jasmyne discovered the importance of doula care in improving birth and postpartum outcomes for marginalized communities as well as a way of preserving Black and Indigenous knowledge around parenting. Knowing this is the right path for her, Jasmyne is constantly pursuing continued education to better care for her clients including specialized training in sleep consultation. Jasmyne lives her purpose by supporting people through intense and tender transitions. Jasmyne meets people where they are at and takes a warm, empathetic, evidence-based approach to doula care. When Jasmyne is not working as a doula she is focusing on the transformative power of art and study. Jasmyne is always growing and imagining new ways to foster more caring futures.
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Learn about the Black Popup Shop event hosted by the EWU in February. Learn how you can get connected. Feb 1, 2022 Time 10 am to 3 pm Music from Uppbeat (free for Creators!): https://uppbeat.io/t/ra/get-it-startedLicense code: 93YFW1Z3GAJZVYZV #blackstudentunion #spokane #blackhistory #smallbusinessowner
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Learn about our guest
Emma Summer, MAT, PMH-C (she/her) is a psychotherapist specializing in PMADs (perinatal mood and anxiety disorders) currently in residency at Perinatal Support Washington. She is a former birth and postpartum doula, family care coordinator at Group Health Hospital, and a mom of three.
Resources
EMMASUMMER.com
https://perinatalsupport.org/
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Welcome to TikTok Tuesday where we focus on feeding your mind, body, and soul. Where will you focus your energy today?
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If this Tictok touched you share it with your circle and give us a shout-out.
Remember life is a journey and the delay is a part of the process.
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How are you going to handle disappointment, failed and imperfections?
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This podcast is a special segment focused on a new book being released called, Building a Trauma-Responsive Educational Practice. This conversation is one you do not want to miss. I hope you are ready to be challenged and open to a new way to respond to trauma. About Em
Em Daniels is a master educator and leading expert on the impacts of trauma on adult learning. They are a skilled facilitator and speaker, with an extensive background in adult education that includes alternative high schools, prisons, free college campuses, private and non-profit organizations, government institutions, and community agencies. Their expertise focuses on countering the impacts of trauma on learning by expanding beyond a mental health approach and defining multiple points of entry to the work. Daniels emphasizes the necessity of addressing individual and systemic trauma as crucial to create and sustain a just and compassionate world.
Purchase the book today: Building a Trauma-Responsive Educational Practice Contact Em today: https://www.linkedin.com/in/meoutloud/
Suggested reading:
Just Mercy
We Do This 'til We Free Us
We Want To Do More Than Survive.
The Body is Not an Apology (not directly related to our topic but excellent for all of us who struggle with loving our bodies)
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My Story my, My way.
This is a segment that focuses on allowing people to tell their stories their way. We are not doctors or nurses, but people with lived experiences. We hope that these stories can help the community identify warning signs that are ignored that can lead to bigger problems. This is Tyra story and it is one of trump's. Never give up on yourself and fight for your health.
"Seizures that occur during a woman's pregnancy or shortly after giving birth.
Eclampsia can follow a condition of high blood pressure and excess protein in the urine during pregnancy (preeclampsia).
Symptoms that signal an increasing risk of eclampsia include upper right abdominal pain, severe headache, and vision and mental status changes.
Medication can treat and prevent seizures and reduce high blood pressure. The baby may need to be delivered early."
Symptoms
"Requires a medical diagnosis
Symptoms that signal an increasing risk of eclampsia include upper right abdominal pain, severe headache, and vision and mental status changes.
People may experience:
Pain areas: in the abdomen
Gastrointestinal: water retention, nausea, or vomiting
Also common: seizures, pregnancy-induced hypertension, fainting, fetal distress, headache, mental status changes, overactive reflexes, swelling, swelling in extremities, or vision disorder."
Reference: https://www.mayoclinic.org/diseases-conditions/postpartum-preeclampsia/symptoms-causes/syc-20376646
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MJ Taylor is a passionate social worker with over 15 years of experience with an emphasis on housing, homelessness, mental health, addictions, and maternal/child well-being. Listen to our podcast today and learn about how she is connecting the community to make a change.
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Latasha is the owner of Tash The Doula and is passionate about childbirth and postpartum care. Hoke is recently married and loving it. She was born and currently resides in the Charlotte, North Carolina area. Her husband and she moved back to Charlotte after graduating from Virginia Commonwealth University with a Bachelor of Science in Health, Physical Education, and Exercise Science and a minor in Psychology. Hoke's calling and passion began when a former colleague, shared she was completing her training as a doula. Hoke did not know what she meant, but once her colleague shared what she was doing she knew she was being called to this journey as a doula. She began pursuing her career in birth work after working in the medical field and hearing about the struggles many black women face during labor. This experience is what sparked her interest. She knew that she wanted to do something, but wasn't sure what. Although Hoke was working in the medical field, she knew that she was not in the role she wanted to be in and felt that she could do more to make a difference. After further looking into the maternal mortality rate, the racial disparities in the field, and hospital policies she realized a change needed to be made. She knew completing her training to be a doula, a constant support person for those in labor and postpartum was exactly how she needed to get her foot into the birth work world and make the difference she knew she could by supporting her community. #podcast #doula #women
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Shantell is a multimedia visual artist fhttps://www.instagram.com/shantellrenej/rom Buffalo, NY, who has spent the last 16 years in the Pacific Northwest. In addition to her work as the Assistant Director of Equity, Leadership, and Community at WSU, Shantell has worked locally as the Coordinator of Residential and Multicultural Education at EWU and the Director of Programming at Spectrum Center. At the end of October Shantell will begin her role as Program Director for Spokane Arts. Shantell's creative practice includes painting, poetry, and music. Across all mediums, her work is focused on the process with the aim to "explore, the human condition, our histories, and stories through writing and visual installations.
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Lacrecia “Lu” Hill (she/her/her) has over ten years of executive-level experience, and a drive to ensure people and systems work together to meet objectives. She has modeled her career around the philosophy that supporting personal and professional growth leads to the most effective working environment. She holds a bachelor’s degree in psychology and an MBA.
Lu has spent her career being a servant leader and ensuring others see the leader in themselves. She is committed to the growth of the regional-based economy and the significant role small businesses play in a stable economy. She believes that we must implement the quadruple bottom line; people, planet, policy, and profit. She is committed to professional development and ensuring opportunities for marginalized community members.
Lu spent most of her career in the non-profit and philanthropic sector, only leaving to take over the family business. Lu started her career with Boys & Girls Clubs, working in Las Vegas NV and Sweet Home/Lebanon OR, before coming home to the Spokane Clubs in 2011. She also worked as a Senior Program Associate with the Empire Health Foundation. Since 2015, she has been in the cannabis industry building out cannabis production, extraction, packaging, sales, and distribution facilities. Implementing best practices in management, finance, and manufacturing.
She owns her own consulting business (Wake the Culture) and is a Yoga Teacher (The Wake Yoga). She is also the emergent strategist for SIMBA. Lu currently serves as board president of Spectrum LGBTQIA2+ Center, she also represents the Spectrum on the Spokane Regional Domestic Violence Coalition. She is on the Inland Northwest Business Alliance (INBA) board, as well as the WA State LGBTQ+ Commission’s Economic Development Committee. She represents state rep. Timm Ormsby on the SNAP board. Most recently, she is working with a group in eastern Washington to establish a Black chamber of commerce.
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Dulce Lopez of @iktanbirth in Vancouver, Canada has been supporting women for 15 years through pregnancy and the early months of their children's lives as a doula, as people have done all over the world for thousands of years. ~
From her own experience having two kids as well, one via C-section in a hospital, one as a homebirth in water, Dulce shares how it is that women and their partners can be relaxedly confident in their bodies ability to do it all - have healthy ecstatic sex, carry a child, give birth, nourish and care for their baby, and on into the next years of life. ~
She brings the wisdom and joy of human accomplishment back, showing how amazing it is that it could ever have be.
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I am a mama to two kids-a 5 yr old and a 2 yr old. I had a birth doula with both of them and they were so instrumental in helping me to achieve the birth that I was hoping to have. After the last birth, I felt the pull to look into becoming a doula-and I did it. During a pandemic no less 🤪 but I am so happy that I did because I never would’ve dreamed I get to help people in this way! When I’m not at a birth or helping a new parent, I’m with my kids and husband. We spend a lot of family time together. My happy place is Baja California, eating the most delicious food my mother-in-law makes. I love to read, and watch movies. My guilty pleasure is reality TV 😆.
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Listen to Tuesday's inspiration on some of my favorite clips. Enjoy
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Pastor Shon is a true man of God that loves the Lord with his whole heart. He has a genuine love for Gods people. He’s a true shepherd at heart.
He is also the founder of JITA for over 25 years of ministry in Spokane Washington.
He is a gifted teacher and anointed preacher of Gods word. He has a strong love for souls, for winning souls to Christ. His reach in ministry has exceeded his physical ability to sustain the level of passion he serves in. He is a Kingdom-minded minister with a city-wide vision.
He is a very humble servant and will always remind people, “That he’s just a Nobody, trying to tell Everybody, about Somebody who can save Everybody”.
Jesus Is The Answer!
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Alethea Dumas is the program manager of Equity and Engagement for BHT. She grew up in Spokane, attended Lewis & Clark Highschool, and furthered her education at WSU where she received a degree in Women’s Studies, Critical Culture, Gender & Race Studies, along with minor degrees in Human Development, and Popular Culture.
Alethea is passionate about equity and believes that equity is about always being open to learning how to love people better. In her spare time, she enjoys singing, reading, thrifting, and watching movies.
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For as long as I can remember, I have been passionate about serving others. I have always been a cheerleader for mental health access, and it is really a joy to be in a position now of being able to connect others to Charlie Health's virtual therapy program. I come from a social work background and have always been a connector - connecting people in need to resources or connecting others to each other. We are experiencing a mental health crisis right now especially for our adolescent populations, and we must reach out to each other to support those who are struggling and wrap them in love, connection, and community.
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Chelsey.whilding@charliehealth.com
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I am a Spokane native woman of color, who recently graduated with a master's degree in social work from Eastern Washington University. My bachelor's degree was also from Eastern, in social work with a minor in political science. I am passionate about social justice and systemic issues within my community. I believe that in order for individuals to be successful, systems have to be in place to facilitate and support growth and success. Shortly before graduation, I became employed at the Carl Maxey Center to do census outreach and have recently transitioned to Black-owned business outreach. My work with the Carl Maxey Center, in combination with my learning and personal experience around race, has given me a bowed understanding of racism in the greater Spokane area.
I am a Black woman born in North Idaho and transplanted to Spokane before I can even remember. I graduated from Lewis and Clark to attend both SCC and SFCC. I continued my education at Eastern where I earned my Bachelor’s of Social work and a year later my Master’s of Social Work. I have been able to grow with Spokane and I intend to push the city to grow and be more welcoming to people who look like me and those who look different from me. I have a passion for helping the African American community and was delighted to find others in Spokane excited and ready to do the same work. I met Sandy in my bachelor's program and decided that I wanted to work for her and the lovely board at the Carl Maxey Center when I graduated. I am happy to say that I have been working for the Carl Maxey Center for a little over a year and love every minute of it.
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Carmen Pacheco Jones, African American Health Initiative Specialist with Spokane Regional Health District formerly Mental Health Promotion and Suicide Prevention Coordinator with Washington State University, State Certified Trainer in Diversity and Social Cognition, Certified Forensic Peer Counselor, Community Health Worker, Whitworth graduate, and Masters Candidate in Education with Gonzaga University. Carmen is a Spokane Regional Law and Justice Council member, in that capacity she is Chair of the council's Racial Equity Committee.
Carmen also serves as a board member of Spokane Neighborhood Action Partners, Northwest Justice Project, Lumen High School/Early Education Center. Carmen also serves on the Department of Health Community Health Worker Task Force, Legal Foundation of Washington Race Equity Grants, Spokane Legislative Lead for EJI, and Gonzaga University Civil/Community Advisory Committee. As a formerly incarcerated individual, Carmen is dedicated in her work to transform the criminal legal system to create equity and justice for all who are impacted.
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Whitney is a certified wellness and life coach, a birth doula, and a mom of 4. She coaches intentional women to look inward, listen to their body's natural communication, create space for processing, and inevitably show up in the present moment as the most authentic version of themselves. Whitney teaches tools that are practical, realistic, and can easily be integrated into busy, everyday life.
Learn more here...
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Restoring Balance Mini-Course Freebie
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My passion for birth work stems from a desire to serve others as a form of worship to Christ. Half way through graduate school, I realised that everything I had aspired to do and accomplished came from a desire develop self and improve self, it wasn't to help others.
Graduation was approaching and I had to do some deep self reflection. The safe haven that college life gave me was coming to and end and I was about to enter the real world! Did I choose the right career path? Am I going to enjoy doing this for the rest of my life?
While I enjoyed performing DNA analyses on sexual assault samples, toxicology analyses to identify drugs in body fluids and arson analyses on fire debris samples... something was lacking. I knew deep down I wouldn't be fulfilled. I started getting tired of suiting up (lab coat, gloves, face mask pre COVID and lots of hair nets) every day knowing I had to do something about it ASAP.
The summer of my first year of graduate school, I attended my church's annual prayer retreat, which usually lasts a week. I should mention that a week before that was the first time I saw a video on Instagram of a woman having a home birth, in a birth pool, with a BIG SMILE on her face! I had never seen anything like this before and I wanted so bad to be apart of that experience! I obviously didn't want to go back to school for another 1000 years (I'm exaggerating) to become a midwife so I researched different birth professional programs and discovered the role of doulas in the birth realm. During my prayer retreat, I prayed for opportunities to serve God as I serve others and on the third day of the five-day retreat, God revealed to me that my newly found interest was my life's purpose! Since then, I've become certified as a birth professional, served a diverse group of families, both paid and gratis, and I have been continuing my education as I stay in prayer to serve growing families the way God intended for my life.
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For over 15 years Kerra Bower has been an outstanding member of the Spokane Community. Kerra has been a leading business owner who dedicates her time to the establishment of quality childcare for children and families in the surrounding Spokane area. Raze Early Learning and Development Center, which has been a passion project of Kerra’s for years, is a developing childcare center which has the mission to change the narrative of the Black student. Along with this project and her current businesses, Kerra is continually working to develop and create long-lasting impacts for those around her community. Outside of her business ventures, Kerra is a dedicated mother, friend, and family member who aspires to inspire the people she surrounds herself with.
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Theresa Mitchell is using her story to create a documentary on Life After Loss. Her loss experience brings light and truth to the struggles faced by black and brown women as they quietly struggle through miscarriage, infant loss, and infertility. When you suffer the loss of a baby there is no formula or checklist to grieve and heal. Grief is such a unique journey that presents itself differently in each individual. Life After Loss can be a roller coaster of emotions filled with anxiety, anger, sadness, and love frustrated.
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Currently serves as Crime Prevention and Education Officer at Gonzaga University where he has worked since 2016. He is an Inspiring Comfort Certified Trainer and a Leadership Communication facilitator. Previously, he was employed with the Spokane County Sheriff's Office-Jail Division as a Lieutenant. He enlisted in the United States Air Force after graduating from High School and served for 8 years as a Law Enforcement Specialist. A former President and Vice President of the Spokane NAACP and a former Junior High School "Prime Time Mentor" with Communities in Schools. Has served on various Boards of Directors for the city of Spokane, including but not limited to, Better Health Together, Spokane County Human Rights Task Force, Mayor's Advisory Council on Multi-Cultural Affairs, and Spokane Public Schools Diversity Advisory Council. He currently sits on the boards of the Salvation Army and American Foundation for Suicide Prevention-WA. He is married and is a father of 3.
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Wasidah is a well-known NYC Holistic Health, Wellness Specialist. She brings 7+ years of experience in Personal Consulting and Community Programs and Workshops across Physical, Spiritual and Emotional Health & Wellness and excels in Workshop Development, Facilitation, Programming, Public Speaking, Outreach, Advocacy, Fundraising, Events, and Activities. She is certified as a Sound Bath Practitioner with Sacral Sounds as well as a certified doula with Mama Glow, the National Black Doula Association, and The NAFSA Project School (a traditional Moroccan doula program). Additionally, she is a certified personal trainer and has a professional background in fashion, which includes a B.A. in Fashion Design and working as a stylist with Barneys, Saks Fifth Avenue, and Bloomingdale’s. She enjoys helping women and encouraging them to get healthy and stay healthy during pregnancy.
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Regarded as civic & social organization professional, Karen has more than twenty five years of experience in the non-profit sector and specializes in the areas of social change, community development, cultural and civic leadership. She is recognized on a national scale as an advocate who boldly speaks out on behalf of others on social issues ranging from poverty to racism. Karen is well known by the locals, respected as a trusted community leader and deemed as friend to individuals in crisis. A Washington State certified crisis & crime victim advocate she has provided more than 18 years of advocacy, information and referral services to scores of individuals experiencing problems, a crisis, or a life altering situation. As the Spokane Sexual Assault Center's prevention coordinator Karen developed a program "Breaking the Silence on Violence in Marginalized & Under-served Communities" for the purpose of increasing culturally appropriate victim services which resulted to the creation of seven mental health projects inside community based organizations, the hiring of racially diverse staff at the Sexual Assault Center, and changes in Washington state policies & laws regarding service provision. Two of the local projects were awarded state funding. One became a core program and is in its 10th year of operation. In 2015, Karen authored "The Turning Point Spokane County, Crisis Referral Resource Guide,” “Transitioning into Your Future “a self-help manual and “An Authentic Encounter In Pursuit of His Presence” a visual devotional journal. In 2017, the City of Spokane was granted three month use of her initiative “I Am Spokane” as a theme for the State of the City Address and for the Spokane Gives Campaign. Concepts were utilized for marketing, advertising, and promotional materials; directly sourced for videos, commercials, blogs and other social media purposes. The City Spokane cites the results of the total volunteer economic impact to be over 2.5 million dollars.
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My name is Keyonia Williams and I’m originally from Newark, NJ and it was there that I was able to grow, learn, and develop a strong cultural identity and sense of black pride. From a very young age, I knew that I wanted to do something that would help enrich and empower the lives of others. I’ve always had a passion for underserved and unprivileged communities of people. This is one of the things that lead me to study social work. I graduated from Walla Walla University in 2008 with my Bachelor’s degree in Social Work and in 2009 with my Master’s degree in Clinical Social Work. I have spent the last 15 years in the mental health field in a number of different capacities. I have provided home visiting services to families involved with the Department of Human Services providing them with the skills to become self-sufficient and independent. I have also worked as a foster home advocate managing and licensing foster and adoptive homes. During that time, I provided home studies for international adoptions as well. I have taught parenting classes and provided individual parent coaching for parents with small children as well. As a mental health therapist, I have been providing counseling services to families and individuals struggling with trauma, abuse, and addiction issues. I have also facilitated trauma recovery groups. My strengths include working with individuals who struggle with depression, PTSD, anxiety, grief & loss, parenting challenges, and low self-esteem. I currently specialize in culturally specific counseling, coaching, and consulting for individuals, groups, organizations, and families. I believe in the power of change and that is what motivates me to continue to do this work. My goal is to serve my community by educating, supporting, and empowering. Therefore, my approach is to help each person, family, or organization to reach their highest potential.
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A Spokane native, Michael is passionate about serving and creating opportunities to inspire, encourage, and motivate people to BE. Along with running his company, Bethely Entertainment, he is also the Co-Chair of the Inland Northwest Juneteenth Coalition; Board Member of Operation Healthy Family and SkyTree Recording Studios; Owner of the Lilac City Legends; and a producer for Community-Minded TV. He’s a Public Speaker, Lyricist, Poet, Entrepreneur, Businessman, Youth Mentor, Catalyst, Community Builder, and Community Advocate.
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Welcome to our special segment Road Trip Training called the “Leadership Challenge.” In this training, you will learn 5 skills to help lead your team to stronger leadership practices. Through our research, we have learned that one reason why educators do not stay in our field is that they do not feel challenged. They also feel that they are more like babysitters rather than educators. To solve this problem we have found five skills that are missing in creating a leadership-focused environment that is determined not only to build themselves up but to build up others as well.
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Welcome to our special segment Road Trip Training, “Exploring High Turnovers Using Surveys.” In this training, we will explore a survey focused on employee satisfaction and engagement. Through Google Forums you can create a survey that allows you to evaluate your own staff and see where there are areas of opportunities for growth and development. We have learned that one of the contributing factors to high turnovers correlated with people not being happy in their work environment. This survey not only challenges leadership but employees who create the culture. Join us today for this training and learn how you can solve the problems in your environment.
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Welcome to our special segment Road Trip Training. This segment is on how to create graduation for your students? In this segment, we will give you over 10 tips on how to create a graduation plan that reflects the children’s development in your community. During COVID it can be very tricky to figure out how to create safe and fun graduation for the students in your class. Join us today, for a fun and informative training that will help you prepare for your end-of-the-year celebration.
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Welcome to our special segment Road Trip Training, “Parent-Teacher Conferences.” In this training, educators will dive into how to document and share students learning through a digital portfolio. Educators will learn simple steps and how to create a digital portfolio that not only can be printed out but shared through video. This training is a great resource for teachers who want to explore different applications and develop their computer skills. Join us for this fun training and be prepared for the end-of-the-year conferences.
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Welcome to our special segment Road Trip Training, “How to create a strong career plan in early childhood education?” In our field, many educators can feel that they are stuck in a dead-end job and lose their passion and drive for the field. We want to build the value and the importance of Early childhood education (E.C.E.) by showing how to follow amazing career paths in our field and how you could implement different programs in your center or in-homes. We have learned that one of the solutions toward decreasing the high turnover in E.C.E. is to help educators create a short and/or a long-term plan for their career journey. In this training you will learn about your skills and how creating a plan can help drive you in your career in early childhood education and be invested in the community that you serve in. Don't miss this Free training with The Learning Project.
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Dominique Wallace lives in Spokane, WA, and has been practicing birth work since 2013. She is currently gaining certification with Birthing Advocacy Doula Training and hopes to further her career as a lactation consultant and then into midwifery. She graduated with a biology degree from Whitworth University in hopes of working in obstetrics and gynecology but realized a specific need within communities of color and changed her course of education after attending her first doula training program with DONA International. Now she hopes to reduce the infant and maternal mortality and morbidity crisis in America through reproductive justice and advocacy as a birth worker. In her free time, she enjoys gardening, cooking, and various crafts such as crocheting and jewelry making.
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What type of support can you get during Covid 19 to have a healthy pregnancy journey? Girl Get A Doula is about sharing our personal stories and why we choose to get a doula. You don't want to miss this.
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Learn about why you should get a doula in 2021.
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New year conversation with @quaniesha Crankfield
What did you learn from 2020 and what are your goals?
christianlife #positivevibes #entrepreneur #mindsetiseverything
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New Year conversation with Tamara Bush
What did you learn from 2020 and what are your goals for 2021?
motherhood #entrepreneur #takingchances #inspiration #motivation #fatherhood #JUSTDOIT
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New Year conversation with Jessica Cebuhar Atwell
What did you learn from 2020 and what are your goals in 2021?
All the way from Thailand!!!
missnary #motivation #mindset #SelfCare #beinghonest #christianlife
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New year conversation with Jocelyn Dionne Jones
What did you learn in 2020 and what are your goals in 2021?
businessowner #motivation #depression #entrepreneur #mindset #earlychildhoodeducation
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New year conversation with Donna Anderson
What did you learn in 2020 and 2021?
inspiration #nevergiveup #divorce #womenpower
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New Year conversation with JoJo Browell
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goalsetting #overcoming #stressreliever #health #Carington
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New Year conversation with Brittany Carter
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goodenough #marriagegoals #workingmother #presentmoment
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New Year Conversation with Jennifer Golla.
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mentalwellness #motherhood #movingforward #meditationspace
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New Year conversation with Stephy Nobles-Beans.
What did earn from 2020 and what are your goals for 2021?
inspiration #motivation #womenover65 #goals
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New Years Conversation with Celia Carey.
What did 2020 teach you and what are your goals for 2021? #inspiration #motivation #selfcare #playtherapy #divorce #changeisgood
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Learn about my story of infertility and how I changed my nutrition plan with Donell Barlow. Donell is a passionate integrated nutritionist certified in holistic health coaching and shares our journey together.
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Keyonia Williams, MSW. Newark, NJ native. A mental health therapist providing culturally specific mental health to black/African families for the last 11 years. I specialize in working with black families struggling with issues related to trauma. My strengths include working with individuals who struggle with depression, PTSD, anxiety, grief & loss, parenting challenges, and low self-esteem.
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Today's podcast is about theater programs like at Rogers High School located in Spokane, WA. We are going to explore how these programs help create leaders and make a difference in student's lives. Our four special Kris Freeland, Katie Kaley, Danielle Brown, and Michael Glatzmaier share their experiences in the theater program. Covid 19 has impacted programs like theater in a negative way and I am concern that the theater programs will be the first to go in the schools. Join us for an amazing podcast the will transform your understanding of students' success and building strong leaders.
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Hi, I'm Katie Kaley! I'm 30 years old and I live in Spokane, WA. I graduated from Rogers High School, and I hold an AA in social services from SFCC. I have a twin brother, two nieces, and a nephew, all of whom I adore. I work for an agency contracted to write non-emergency police reports for my county, which is pretty interesting! In my free time I like trivia nights, reading, Netflix, writing poetry, listening to true crime podcasts and dancing.
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Kris Freeland is a passionate educator who has revolutionized student's lives for over 20 years in the Spokane, WA area. She has created many programs around expression and drama and is driving a new conversation about theater for communities.
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Her approach to teaching students sets them up for success in school and in the real world. Her love for students and her gift to create has touch thousands of students to make a difference in their communities.
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Danielle is a mother of four girls (one being a cancer survivor), full-time employee, full-time student, future nurse, part-time drama nerd, ex-wife, best friend, and a huge critic of the fine arts!
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MICHAEL GLATZMAIER is a comedian based in Spokane, Washington. He performs frequently at nearby comedy clubs and at the Blue Door Theatre. Michael has been playing guitar since the early age of eight and has been improvising comedy since high school. After graduating, he started performing shows featuring improvised comedy, standup, and both improvised and original songs. Since then, Michael recorded his first CD, Michael Glatzmaier Mostly Improvised, and is currently working on releasing another. Michael is the winner of 2018’s World Series of Comedy competition and he’s also performed at the Seattle Improv Festival, SFIT, and at Bumbershoot in Seattle in 2018. Michael has performed his one man show Mostly Improvised all the way from Vancouver B.C. to New York, New York.
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Learn more at www.tlptraining.com Dr. Danielle Lane of Lane Fertility Institute is a highly regarded reproductive endocrinology and fertility specialist who provides fertility services for residents of San Francisco and Novato, California. Patients from throughout the state of California, not to mention from throughout the entire U.S. and other countries, seek out specialized fertility treatment provided by Dr. Lane and the highly reputable team at Lane Fertility Institute. Dr. Lane provides extensive services including IUI, IVF, fertility preservation, alternative family planning, PGD/PGS, and many other fertility services. Dr. Lane attended McGill University before completing her medical training at the University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine, her residency at Yale-New Haven Hospital and her fellowship at the University of California, San Francisco. She opened the Center for Reproductive Health at Kaiser Permanente in Napa-Solano in 2005. In 2009 she founded Lane Fertility Institute. The Institute has grown to a multi-physician practice with a state of the art embryology laboratory. Dr. Danielle Lane is committed to providing education for women about preservation of their fertility and developing lower-cost models to improve access to care. She has built an organization focused on the core values of teamwork and collaboration needed to help individuals through their fertility journey. In addition, the continuous and rigorous professional development that permeates the culture at Lane Fertility Institute ensures that the organization’s protocols and laboratory techniques remain on the cutting edge. This is reflected in LFI’s consistently superior pregnancy rates. Dr. Lane has authored many scientific articles and patient articles. Her research interests include developing patient-sensitive protocols, fertility preservation using oocyte vitrification, ethnic variability in IVF response, and improving fertility awareness amongst women aged 25-35 years. If you have discovered a need for fertility services — whether it is treatment or fertility preservation — Dr. Lane and the team at Lane Fertility Institute is here to help you build your family. Have question? Connect with Dr.Lane on social media... https://www.lanefertilityinstitute.com/ “Be the change you want to see in the world.” Often attributed to Gandhi, but not actually said by him. I also like “Don’t be good, be great!” Which was a line by Jay-Z at the end of a concert in Brooklyn NY
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Elisabeth Kraus is a native of Washington state, where she lives with her two daughters, Sophia and Maliyah. Having spent most of her career working, teaching and publishing in Higher Education, life took surprising turns when her sons Isaac, John, and Malcolm did not survive their births. Naturally, this heart-breaking experience opened her heart and research interests to the disparities in maternal healthcare in the US, and she decided that she wanted to help. Currently, Elisabeth has launched a Foundation (The Rosemary Foundation for Maternal Care), while also teaching at a local University and working with her two sisters on various Early Intervention healthcare initiatives. In her, albeit limited, spare time, Elisabeth loves to read, play her piano, travel (the beach is particularly close to her heart), and enjoy her daughters’ growing up."
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Meet our next guest a creative artist changing the way we look at women's bodies and motherhood.
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Learn about what it means to have a family. Listen to Sharlene Flint's story of infertility and family. This story will share the story of what motherhood means, healing, growth, and love.
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I am an adoptive mom and former foster parent, and my youngest child has special needs. I started the podcast and blog earlier this year as a way to tell my own story as an African-American mom raising a child with a mental illness. But I soon realized it was a great platform to tell the story of other women of color. Along with the podcast I provide journals that give women the space to record their journey to keep private or to perhaps one day share if they choose to do so.
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Mary Yerrou resides in Jackson, MS with her family. She holds a Bachelors of Science in Psychology from Louisiana State University-Shreveport. She is currently pursuing her Jurisdoctorate Degree at Mississippi College School of Law. She is also a content creator on Tiktok and Instagram where she shares her Infertility journey and struggles. Mary and her husband own 5 automotive businesses across two states and strive to motivate and inspire through social media.
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I am a woman who genuinely wants to see people do well in every area of their lives. I am a Christian who focuses on wholeness. I am an Air Force Veteran. I have 3 degrees - BA in Marketing (Eastern Washington University); MDIV (Howard University); and MBA (University of Maryland Global Campus). I love working with youth. And at the end of the day when it is all said and done, I am a daughter, sister, wife, stepmother, godmother, and sister-friend.
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What do you do when you Finally get Married and you Can Not have Children anymore? Mona Martin will share how she walked through a decision she made right after giving birth to her youngest son that completely had an effect on her personal life concerning relationships and marriage. Mona has been a dance instructor for over 10 years and counting. She also coaches business owners on how to grow in their industry. Her unique approach is developed through spiritual guidance and experience.
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Stacy Roberts resides in Evans, GA with her family. She holds a Master of Business Administration from Liberty University, where she is also pursuing her Doctor of Business Administration with a human resources concentration. She is a lecturer in the Augusta University Hull College of Business also a licensed minister at her church, New Life Worship Center.
She is a Certified Executive and Leadership Trainer and operates her own coaching business, SMR Leadership Solutions, LLC.
Along with teaching and coaching, Stacy is the author of “Donut Leads the Team”, “Boomer, Be Nice” and “Roscoe’s Rescue,” books that help teach key skills and valuable lessons to young children.
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Janine Halloran is a Licensed Mental Health Counselor who has been working with children, teens, and their families for 20 years. She has been helping children and teens build their coping skills throughout her career in a variety of settings, including schools, mental health clinics and in her private practice. She is the author of the bestselling Coping Skills for Kids Workbook, and the host of the Calm & Connected podcast. Her work has been featured in the Boston Globe, Huffington Post, and The Skimm® Newsletter. Janine lives in Massachusetts with her husband and two children.
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They can also reach out via facebook.com/copingskillsforkids instagram @copingskillsforkids. I also have a podcast called Calm & Connected, hosted at janinehalloran.com
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Meet our Guest
Celia Carey
Celia Carey has dedicated her life to education. With 14 years of teaching experience in secondary schools throughout the Dallas/Ft. Worth area, she particularly has a passion for working with students that come from tough backgrounds. Celia first recognized her desire to work with children when working at a summer camp in Red Bank, New Jersey. Years later, Celia has climbed the ladder by working as a daycare worker, babysitter, substitute teacher, teacher’s assistant, teacher, mentor, department chair, and leader in a range of schools- from the most affluent to alternative settings.
Celia earned her Bachelor’s degree in the area of Psychology from the illustrious Hampton University in Virginia. She later completed her Master’s Degree in Educational Leadership from the beautiful Dallas Baptist University in Texas. She has taught all levels of students, and is certified in Special Education, English as a Second Language, Social Studies, Language Arts, and the Principalship. She currently serves as the English/Language Arts Instructional Lead Teacher at a middle school in the Oak Cliff neighborhood of Dallas, TX.
Alicia Castrogiovanni-
Alicia is a certified group fitness instructor through the Athletics and Fitness Association of America (AFAA). She has an extensive technical dance background with over 25+ years of experience ranging from various forms of traditional dance (ballet, tap, jazz) and international dance.
She began her fitness journey with Zumba and has been an active instructor for 10 years. She holds several licenses under the Zumba brand in addition to other dance formats, such as BollyX.
Recently, she has found freedom in movement through the Nia Technique. Originally drawn to this format in 2009, she was intrigued by the healing, therapeutic, and holistic approach to movement and the combination of 9 different modalities in one class. The Nia Technique is founded on 3 disciplines: Dance (Modern, Jazz, Duncan), Martial Arts (Aikido, Taekwondo, Tai Chi), and the Healing Arts (Yoga, Feldenkrais Method, Alexander Technique). The combination of free dance, fitness elements, and light choreography innate to the body's natural way of moving created a new way of exploring expression and emotion through dance that she wishes to share with others. Her specialty focus in “Moving to Heal” provides an opportunity to teach movement from the perspective of healing not just for the body, but mind and spirit.
Alicia Jackson
My name is Alicia Jackson. I am a mother, business professional, and a proud member of Iota Sweethearts Inc. I attended Fairleigh Dickinson University for a Bachelor Degree in Marketing while attending school, I also worked in International wholesale for Wakefern Food Corporation. During my academic tenure, I joined the Delta Iota Chapter of the Iota Sweethearts in the Spring of 2004.
Being a member of Iota Sweethearts Incorporated allows me to fund-raise, serve my community through community service, and provide and receive the opportunity to grow and develop professionally. I have had the opportunity to facilitate workshops on leadership and accountability. I have also been apart of several committees during our Regional and National Conferences. I work diligently as Chapter President and Regional Secretary to help fulfill the purpose of this growing organization. I have also held the Community Service Chair Position as well as the Fundraising Chair for my Chapter.
While I am very active in my organization I do have a career in property management with the same company for over 10 years. I decided I wanted to further my education and now I am currently enrolled with the University of Phoenix to complete a Bachelor's degree in Business Management.
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Learn how Step teams create leaders, family, and opportunities for growth.
Meet Kristina Arnold
I'm Kristina Arnold. Born in Dallas Tx in 1983. Moved to Spokane in 1992. Attended John R Rogers High school for my high school experience. Joined the Step Team my Sophomore year. I joined a great team we were making an impact on our community and our school. After High school, some of us were part of "The Crew". Where we continued our mentoring and leadership in the community for a few years after we graduated, that was awesome. Step really shaped the future me, if you will. I knew back then what kind of human I wanted to become. I give credit to the Step Team for giving me that "something" I needed at that time to get through. I continued working with children I am the Site Director of the Express program at my site. I still teach "Yankee Doddle" and This Little Light of Mine" to my kiddos. I am the mother to two handsome boys. My oldest is Dominick, he is 15 yrs old. My second born and youngest is Lorenzo who is 5 yrs old. I am proud of what we accomplished. Diversity and Equity for life.
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Meet Derreck Pickard
I am a first-generation American, and I was born and raised in Spokane Washington until I moved to London England for a couple of years doing charity work. I went to high school at John R.Rogers High school in Spokane Washington. I graduated from Goldenwest Community College in Orange County and finally finished my Bachelors's degree in Communication with an emphasis in public relations and Crisis management P.R. Since then I have made a home for myself in Huntington Beach, which is not too far from Los Angeles. I am currently in the process of attending an internship at Edelman's PR firm in L.A., an international Public relations firm in multiple offices worldwide. I love anything related to music and the arts! I play piano, trumpet, grand harp and the baritone and I really enjoy singing, writing music as well as poetry as well. I am an avid reader, impartial to epic fantasy sagas, anything that encourages brief escapism in this crazy world we live in. I love to travel and often get bitten with the wanderlust bug. Presently, Due to COVID 19, I am currently refinding my love for cooking, gardening, dance and creating music.
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About Brittnay
I am a 33-year-old mother of one, who has 14 years of experience in hairdressing, and even longer as an artist.
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Monica Cox is a Functional Diagnostic Nutrition Practitioner and Infertility Expert. She's a miscarriage survivor, IVF mom & got pregnant natural even though the doctors said there was nothing she could do to improve her situation. She's on a mission to make your journey a little less dramatic. Author of the best-seller Baby & Me mindfulness journal and host of the highly popular podcast Finding Fertility, Monica inspires over 10,000 followers on Instagram @findingfertility & TikTok @findingfertility to look beyond their infertility diagnosis and take control of their health through clean eating and simplifying their lifestyle. Discover her signature online programs Fertility Food, The Finding Fertility Formula & personal Fertility Focused Coaching which have helped woman discover their root cause of their infertility, improve their health, and get pregnant over at www.findingfertility.co
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Former college athlete that life took a turn for the worst. Started to work on himself. One of my best friends introduced me to Herbalife which changed my life. Went from 245 lbs to 170 lbs and built a healthy active lifestyle community. By doing this I started a business Spokane W.I.N Club. It stands for Wellness, Inspiration, Nutrition. That's our mission!
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Hannah Arrowood is the founder and Executive Director of Present Age Ministries, a nonprofit committed to combating the sexual abuse, exploitation and trafficking of girls. She combines 10 years of experience in corporate America with eleven years of nonprofit leadership. Hannah’s education background is in Business Administration with an emphasis in Project Management through George Washington School of Business. Hannah utilizes her experience to spear-head program development across the United States as well as in international countries. She serves on National and State-wide initiatives to address human trafficking. Locally in NC, Hannah serves on the Charlotte Metropolitan HT Task Force, Cabarrus County Task Force and Regional Task Force, where she chairs the Education & Training Committee.
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Welcome to our new segment called “You're not pregnant yet.” This segment is going to explore the ways that many people have journeyed towards creating a family. We are going to be diving into infertility, miscarriages, adoption, surrogacy, and pregnancy. The reason why I wanted to focus this podcast series on this because I was diagnosed with unexplained infertility. I had no clue the journey that I would go on and wasn't sure who to speak to about this because of infertility with something that my family never spoke of. I want to give many people the opportunity to share their stories regardless of what perspective they come from to encourage someone's heart, mind, and soul. Joining the learning project for this amazing journey.
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I believe in the power of positive change and transformational growth that therapy can provide to individuals and their families. Throughout life, there are times when we need help and support. I am honored to work with you during these times of challenge. I have worked with victims of trauma, abuse, and neglect in out-patient and psychiatric hospital settings and crisis situations in Spokane. I am a nationally board-certified counselor, licensed in Washington, and a member of the American Counseling Association. I received a Master of Arts in Counseling from Gonzaga University and my undergraduate degree from Whitworth University.
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Candace Bennett is known for her passion for spiritual and emotional care in personal and communal settings. She holds a Master's degree in Pastoral Counseling from Liberty University, specializing in Life Coaching. She also is married to Daniel Bennett who is passionately pursuing youth & young adult ministry and a Christian hip hop career. It excites me to be able to use my life experiences to guide others on their personal journey towards maximizing their God-given potential.
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In 2010, while working in the automotive industry and desirous of becoming a teacher, I decided to get my Career and Technical Education (CTE) certification. This certification allowed me to accept an automotive technology teaching position at a Skills Center. Skills Centers are CTE instruction centers for 11th & 12th graders. Further, this position was challenging as it was located in a low SES, high diversity, inner-city location in western WA.Upon starting my career at the Skills center, I completely revamped the entire course and classroom layout. I developed a new and updated curriculum, built an influential advisory committee, and started an internship and direct requiting program. These were all unique and innovative programs that moved it to a new and exciting place.During my time as a teacher, I continued my education. I received my MA in Educational Leadership in 2017, and my CTE Directors certification in 2018 with the aspiration of going into administration. I wanted to make an impact on a larger scale. I'm proud to say that I graduated with honors for each of my advanced degrees.I was a master teacher for other persons pursuing their CTE certification in automotive technology. Additionally, I was appointed incoming/new teacher mentor and coach for the school. My specialty is classroom management, classroom inclusion, connection with students, and classroom culture development.I also held a team leadership position on the Key Performance Indicator (KPI) collaboration team for two years and was a KPI team member for six years. I was a member of the diversity awareness/instruction team for two years and participated in the Uni-Serve Union counsel for one year. Teaching is my calling, and I have a passion for working with those that want to learn. I want to focus my attention on teaching teachers how to do precisely what I did in the classroom. I want to be an influencer in changing the face of education focused on young boys/men. That would include skilled trades awareness, motivational speaking, men's coaching, guidance, advocacy, and rights. I have a strong desire to continue to work with people, and this where I excel. Even if it is not teaching, as long as it is working with, guiding, mentoring, counseling etc, I am happy, and am looking to again return to this type of work.
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His mission in life is to enjoy the process of becoming the best version of himself and help others do the same. He goes by, “Mr.Chazz” and he even has a song to prove it. He is an Educational Specialist who, “teaches teachers to teach” in a chain of Child Development Centers. He closely works with 9 different schools, 100s of teachers and 1,000s of children. He has trained thousands of teachers in person and virtually. He earned his Master’s in Executive Leadership at American University. He envisions a world where most people wake up every day, enjoying the process of becoming the best versions of themselves. He has over 65,000 followers on Tiktok (@Tickteachtok). He is a Featured Content Creator on GetVokl, where he does an Interactive Podcast every Monday at 7 PM Eastern.
Subscribe to https://getvokl.com/channel/chazz You can also find him on Instagram as “MrChazz.” He coaches over 200 people in his community through daily tips, answering questions, private coaching, group coaching, online courses and more. Go to Best way for artists and creators to get sustainable income and connect with fans | Patreon
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My name is Caitlin Wooley and I love literacy! I am currently in my last year of the education program at eastern Washington university, getting my bachelor's in literacy with a K-12 teaching endorsement! While managing school and motherhood, I also manage little scholars' multiple intelligence development centers as well! I am passionate in helping children who come from low socioeconomic backgrounds and plan on dedicating my time to educating in an elementary setting!
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I’m just a Jersey Girl who decided to turn passion into a community of EYEcons.Driven by the strong woman who raised me,my mother, I wanted to inspire others to love themselves. I've always had a passion for all things beauty and starting BeEYEconic is just the beginning of an amazing Sisterhood. The brand was inspired by 𝘰𝘣𝘴𝘦𝘴𝘴𝘪𝘰𝘯..𝘋𝘳𝘪𝘷𝘦𝘯 𝘣𝘺 passion.. 𝘉𝘪𝘳𝘵𝘩𝘪𝘯𝘨 𝘉𝘦𝘌𝘺𝘦𝘤𝘰𝘯𝘪𝘤! BeEYEconic is 𝘦𝘧𝘧𝘰𝘳𝘵𝘭𝘦𝘴𝘴, 𝘧𝘶𝘯 𝘢𝘯𝘥 𝘣𝘰𝘭𝘥. 𝘌𝘢𝘤𝘩 𝘭𝘢𝘴𝘩 𝘸𝘢𝘴 𝘩𝘢𝘯𝘥 𝘱𝘪𝘤𝘬𝘦𝘥 𝘢𝘯𝘥 𝘯𝘢𝘮𝘦𝘥 𝘸𝘪𝘵𝘩𝘴𝘰 𝘮𝘶𝘤𝘩 𝘮𝘦𝘢𝘯𝘪𝘯𝘨. The intent behind this brand is to 𝘉𝘦𝘐𝘯𝘴𝘱𝘪𝘳𝘦𝘥.. 𝘉𝘦𝘌𝘧𝘧𝘰𝘳𝘵𝘭𝘦𝘴𝘴.. 𝘉𝘦𝘌YEconic! 𝘑acQue B#𝘉𝘌𝘺𝘦𝘤𝘰𝘯𝘪𝘤
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Janette Burke is the Executive Producer of Janette Burke Productions, and Host/Creator of the award-winning Janette’s TV and Janette’s TV Podcast. An advocate for women’s rights & issues and champion to Women in Business and Leadership, she has interviewed countless A-list celebrities, thought-leaders, game-changers, influencers and experts. Janette knows what it takes to assume the spotlight and effectively spread your message.
So she also provides Mentoring & Training to CEO’s, executives, entrepreneurs, professionals and sales agents who wish to garner more media attention and improve their presentation, performance and communication skills when appearing on-camera (media, pod & webcast interviews, videos or LIVES), on-stage (speaking virtually, solo or as part of a panel), preparing a TEDTalk or interacting with prospective clients, investors, sponsors, and staff.
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Janette Burke Productions
Janette’s TV, Janette’s TV Podcast, Janette’s Trade Secrets Media/On-Camera Mentoring & Training
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Anette Nance is a dynamic professional who is a servant-minded leader. She is an Operation Enduring Freedom Marine veteran and served 8 years, honorably. She is currently a Masters of Social Work candidate at the University of Pittsburgh and received her undergraduate degree from Ashford University in Psychology. She has done advocacy work in the veteran space locally, regionally, and nationally.
Through her work, she was one of 10 student veterans nominated for the 2020 Student Veteran of the Year finalist in the nation for Student Veterans of America, headquartered in Washington D.C. Her career coaching skills have been instrumental in many professionals' career path. Anette aspires to continue advocacy work and utilize her social work lens in various industries to focus on the importance of people.
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Hello!
My name is Justine Nicole, mother of three boys, wife, Leo, adventure seeker, I’m a lover of all art mediums and storyteller. I was born in a little desert called Yakima Washington. I now reside in the stunning city of Spokane Washington with my family. My inspiration for my love of photography has come from a ling bloodline of family photographers. It starts back with my great grandfather who was a wizard at photography and cinematography. My style is what I would like to call…simple…no fun…uh, classic. Ok, maybe all of the above.
Simplefunclasictific? Yes, I just made up a new word. It probably won’t stick around but I like it for now. I specialize in portraits, seniors, couples, and personal brand photography. As a storyteller, I thrive on capturing the true you and your special life moments that will turn into keepsakes to pass down through generations.
That is just a little about me the lioness, master of creativity big-time love and storyteller. I hope to have the pleasure of meeting you all soon.
Blessings to you and yours,
Justine Nicole
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LaToia Burkley helps women develop the behavioral traits they’ll need on their career journey and helps them harness their power with a polished resume, top-notch digital presence, and a strong personal brand. LaToia is a goal-oriented, certified diversity coach, as well as a highly-skilled, innovative, and energetic business professional. In her work with clients, she draws on her background identifying, prioritizing, maximizing opportunities, and orchestrating solutions in the Human Resources and Business Operations space.
LaToia’s specialties include Diversity & Inclusion, Networking, Professional & Leadership Development. In a corporate environment, LaToia guides leaders as they put together engagement and coaching strategies designed for the call center world. She brings new ideas to customer experience education, turning customer service into a sale of products and helping employees hone their soft skills. When she’s not helping clients with professional development,
LaToia dedicates her time volunteering in a faith-based foreign language ministry centered in Rhode Island. She’s called New England home since November 2019, having traded in her Georgia Peach status for the Ocean State. LaToia is fluent in Portuguese and Spanish, is a travel pro and loves to take in new sites and cultures. She is known to devour books, is a self-proclaimed foodie, and enjoys having a good time with friends. LaToia’s professional memberships include: Professional Association of Resume Writers & Career Coaches Coach Diversity Institute Alum via Howard University School of Business Mentor Rhode Island Women in Cable Telecommunications (WICT) Habitat for Humanity – Metro Atlanta
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I sing to change the world
I am a Spokane native and I've been singing since I was three years old in various churches, community centers, and anywhere that will give me a microphone. it’s safe to say that singing is my passion.
I am formerly incarcerated. Due to coming up through the juvenile justice system into the adult justice system, I was haunted by a series of traumatic events that developed into rage and depression. While serving several years in prison I was able to grow in my walk with God which helped me develop skills that were already embedded in me to break the chains of addiction, depression, and unhealthy lifestyles.
Present-day I am a successful business owner ( Real Estate Broker ). I also use the tool of music and therapeutic performing arts to continue to help others to a breakthrough in the same ways I was able to, and more. Currently, I share my story, faith, and music around Washington and the inland northwest.
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Dr. Patrick Dicks is a technology and automation subject matter expert from South Carolina, he has over 20 years of technology experience. He earned a Bachelor of Science in Computer Science from South Carolina State University, a Master of Business Administration with an Emphasis in Information Technology Management from Webster University, and a Doctorate of Science in Information Systems and Communications from Robert Morris University.
His dissertation was titled: The Automation of Manufacturing and the Potential Effects on Rural Communities in South Carolina. He has been an adjunct instructor for 6 years and he has taught over 3,000 students several computer science and technology courses. He also has several years of employment with the Department of Defense and the Department of Energy.
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“Kameishi also known as MeMe is a Tacoma native now thriving in Spokane. MeMe is skilled in hair, make-up, nails, fashion styling and everything in between. When she isn’t working, she’s spending time creating art, bonding with family and enjoying being a mom. MeMe is passionate about the opportunity to share knowledge, love and positivity with everyone she meets and helping people look and feel their absolute best. “
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Stacy Roberts is the Founder of SMR Leadership Solutions, LLC. She earned her executive coaching certification from the International Coaching Federation approved, Academy of Creative Coaching. In addition to her certification, she has obtained her BA in Marketing from Augusta State University and MBA from Liberty University. She is currently pursuing her DBA in Human Resources at Liberty University.
Stacy is an accomplished business leader whose focus is developing quality leaders in their personal and professional lives. As an executive coach with extensive HR, corporate, and community leadership experience, Stacy strives to help others reach their full potential in all areas of their lives. Her motto is: Allow Stacy to Support, Train, Assess, and Coach
You to develop the dynamic leader that is within you.
Stacy is also the author of the children’s books, Boomer Be Nice, Roscoe’s Rescue, and Donut Leads The Team. Her books teach key skills and valuable lessons to children that assist them in developing into whole and successful adults.
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Me? First and foremost, Dad, Golf Enthusiast, and Friend. I’m also a complicated tapestry of structure and emotion-driven to lead. I continue to learn and strive to be the business practitioner of choice, capable of forming and leading large teams to, through, and around change. My reputation as a people leader is not built on a foundation of successes, more of the opposite...it’s because I’ve failed.
The beauty of failing is the lesson. Taking a look in my past, I’ve discovered, like a lot of things, that being a great leader is a consistent push and pull based on development of self and others. Personal growth is a continuum, a journey and not a destination. And even though being vulnerable is hard, I’m not afraid to rumble to be a better person. Related to Business Operations, some of my past accomplishments include bringing a private practice past a $3 million threshold without altering staff or procedure but instead designing and implementing new processes.
Rising over 25% growth in less than 18 months. I have a recognized reputation of excellence in leading high-performing teams and over ten years of experience in Retail Sales and Dental Industry Sales. Running a company is not a one-size-fits-all model, so I’ve had to scale my business approach to meet the needs of my teams.
This has meant enhancing organizational structure from a large corporation down to a private dental practice, reviewing organizational effectiveness, and cutting out waste where appropriate to improve business performance. Those experiences helped me build a track record of strong operational, sales, and development skills on a national level. Other professional accomplishments include:- Winning a 1.2 million dollar account for my territory- As a Sales Manager leading my team to exceed goals 10 out of 12 months- As a mentor and trainer developing people to exceed their own expectations
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Sylvia White is a 30-year veteran working in the field of Early Childhood Education. She got her beginning working at the local Headstart in her home town and it has been an exciting journey from there. She would go on to run her own in-home, full center, and after-school programs throughout the years.
Sylvia served as Director of Christian and secular child care establishments throughout her later years. She believed that she has touched the lives of hundreds of children in her amazing childcare journey.
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Dr. Roberta J. Wilburn
is the founder and president of Wilburn & Associates, LLC a consulting
business that focuses on training, coaching, cultural events, and advocacy related to diversity, equity, and inclusion. She is also the Associate Dean of Graduate Studies in Education and Diversity Initiatives at Whitworth University. She is a certified Civil Rights/Title IX Level II Investigator and also serves as a Deputy Title IX Coordinator. Dr. Wilburn was recently recognized for her diversity efforts when she was presented with 2017 INSIGHT Into Diversity Giving Back Award for Administrators, the 2016 YWCA Women of Achievement Carl Maxey Racial and Social Justice Award, as well as the Inland Northwest, Juneteenth Heartwood Award for Cultural Enrichment & Community Service. Dr. Wilburn’s major areas of research have focused on empowering women leaders of color, and various aspects of diversity, equity, and inclusion.
Her research has led her to pursue and
acquire two international grants spanning Africa, Mexico, and the Dominican Republic; two invitations to present her research on women of color at the Oxford Round Table in England; and other publications. She was also a featured author in the book Brown V. Board of Education Its Impact on Public Education 1954-2004, a Thurgood Marshall Scholarship Fund Publication (2005).
For this publication, she wrote a chapter entitled “Leveling the Playing Field: The Challenge of Preparing Globally Competent African-American College Graduates.” Her most recent publication was a book chapter released in August (2017) entitled: Going to the Next Level: Opportunities and Challenges Facing African American Women Leaders in the Academy. She has also presented her research locally, nationally, and internationally. She is married to James Wilburn, Jr. and they have three adult
children and two grandsons.
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Dr. Shelly Meyers is currently the Dean of Accreditation and soon to be Dean of the School of Education and Behavioral Sciences as Limestone University in South Carolina. She has been in education for 20 years including public school teaching, contract homeschooling, tutoring, consulting, accreditation, and teacher preparation.
She was a Deans for Impact Fellow, White House Innovator for Technology in Teacher Preparation under the Obama administration, and faculty leader for NASA Langley's Minority Serving Institution Pre-service Teacher Institute. She resides in South Carolina with her husband, two teenagers, and a chocolate lab.
Dr. Meyers holds her degrees in Education from Missouri Valley College, Walden University, and Gardner-Webb University. She enjoys reading, travel, watching sports, and spending time with family and friends. Her current interests are in place-based learning and teaching young leaders the benefits of leadership as well as the importance of sabbath in leadership.
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Kellie Ketchum-Umphrey
Educational Consultant, Early Head Start Program Manager
Kellie Ketchum-Umphrey has worked in the field of Education for 30 years. Her adoration for the teaching of children started in Elementary Education as a teacher of Third and Fourth Grade in Fairbanks, Alaska. After relocating to the Lower 48, Kellie began her career in Early Childhood Education. Kellie’s experience as a Preschool Teacher, Child Care Director, Regional Manager, Early Head Start Supervisor, and Program Manager have been the rungs she needed to climb the ladder of professionalism.
Kellie has used her expertise, and organizational skills to assist floundering child care facilities to turn around their enrollment, enhance their educational programming and curriculum, and to develop staff into strong educational advocates not only for the children but for themselves.
Kellie currently works for The Council of Three Rivers American Indian Center and oversees a significant Early Head Start grant in the Greater Philadelphia region that includes 192 children and 80 families.
Learn more about Kellie...
The website is www.homeschoolhelper.com
My email is : homeschoolhelper@gmail.com
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SWAG (Strong Women Achieving Greatness)SWAG·
Jaime is an educator, author, and creator of SWAG. Te mission of SWAG is to equip and empower girls and young women in their pursuit of achieving success. The three components of SWAG are: building relationships, identity, and pursuing greatness. SWAG is a mentoring community of girls and women of all ages coming together, a village; a bridge that connects women to their own path towards greatness.
Through mentorship, SWAG helps women and young girls to establish a pattern of success that defies statistics and stereotypes. Mentors bring experience, perspective, and objectivity into the mentoring relationship while helping participants reach their goals and aspirations, which is inclusive of social, emotional, and academic learning. SWAG's empowering, engaging group meetings focus on three main components: identity, relationship, and pursuing success.
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Tamara (Tam) Bush
Educator, Digital Creator, Writer, Researcher
Tam is the founder of A Mixed Life. She researches and learns about interracial families, multiracial children, and the role of fathers. Her passion is to learn from other diverse families, like her own, providing a network of support in development in parenting, marriage, and fatherhood.
She lives in the Pacific Northwest with her husband and three active children. She ghostwrites blogs and provides client-based online services as a digital creator. To learn more:
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April L. Everett is an in-demand public presenter on career success and black women and girl's issues. She has been involved with organizations helping girls and women in need throughout the Philadelphia region for more than 15 years. With over 20 years of experience in corporate America, April's rise to professional success has been nothing short of amazing, given the many obstacles she has had to overcome. Her path has been both educational and rewarding. She has been a manager in the healthcare industry for several years having worked for such companies as Cyberonics, Siemens, Independence Blue Cross and Horizon Blue Cross Blue Shield of New Jersey.
Preparing other young women for success, by sharing information and her lessons learned, is April’s way of giving back. She hopes to build a "Village" that is proud of its youth. April believes in the abilities of our girls and accepts the charge to see them overcome all challenges as they exceed all expectations. April’s passion is to help young girls and women realize their visions and the manifestation of those visions. She currently holds a Bachelor of Business Administration degree from Temple University, a Masters of Business Administration from Liberty University and a Masters of Jurisprudence from Widener University School of Law. She is the proud owner of Sassy N Classy Closet, an online boutique with a focus on the EVERYDAY WOMAN. She also is the owner of A L Everett Solutions, a business consulting firm dedicated to thrusting entrepreneurs into their destiny.
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Zola Zula Solutions, LLC
ABOUT US
Zola Zula began her endeavors just by a mere thought..
She saw a continued lack of hairstyle alternative products, not only for women but for men also! She decided people of any gender or race should have other options that fit their hair needs. Whether it's lovely locs, braids, long luscious hair, or just a plain ole bad hair day, she wanted to be able to help. She started to create a fashionable hair accessory for both men and women. She also offers to help men and women wrap their hair up beautifully in what she likes to refer to as a "crown", also known as a head wrap.
While finding a modern hairstyle alternative for her fellow neighbors, she then noticed another problem. Trash that plagues our city streets! She did her research on a resolution to this issue and organized a bi-annual cleanup, which just wasn't enough to see a lasting difference. She decided to take it to the streets and get her hands dirty in some trash. Now offering a weekly, bi-weekly, or monthly trash pickup service; also assisting in organizing community trash pickups for your entire neighborhood to take part in, BUT SHE DIDN'T STOP THERE
While we all love a clean neighborhood, we also love a clean and organized sacred space even better! She takes special time and effort to spiritually cleanse not only your neighborhood but your home as well. “Cleanliness is next to godliness” is her favorite saying of all time and it's also a very true statement. The peace she receives from a cleansed space is like no other. She wanted to share her experience with whoever else is looking for peace and spiritual/mental/emotional release! Her special concoction while cleaning, will leave you feeling rejuvenated for sure!
SAVING PEOPLE'S VIBRANT SPIRIT...
ONE PERSON.
ONE NEIGHBORHOOD.
ONE COMMUNITY AT A TIME.
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Amaya is a 22-year-old mom, who simply adores her 6-year-old son. She is a high school graduate, who is now pursuing her B.S in science in Children Studies. She has worked in the childcare field for over 5 years and aspires to become an occupational therapist. her hobbies are calligraphy/journaling, cooking, baking and always looking for new movies to watch and new music to listen to.
You can learn more on her Facebook
Facing Life With Amaya; A Teen Mom Story
@flateenmom
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The owner of Little Scholars Development Center learn about the development center's mission.
The mission of Little Scholars is to provide a family-centered holistic childcare experience. In doing so, we provide care that meets the hours needed of the working family. We also offer nutritious made on-site meals that can be altered to be vegan and vegetarian friendly. Our curriculum focus is to provide a stimulating early education experience that promotes each child’s social/emotional, physical, and cognitive development. We are well equipped to meet the needs of the children that are entrusted into our care, and commit to the families we serve to treasure their most valuable treasures. The owner of Little Scholars Development Center learn about the development center's mission.
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Oschuwa's Story
Express Your Individuality
Growing up, I've always had an artistic eye for jewelry. One summer day I decided to design my own earrings and beaded bracelet. As the saying goes "The rest is history!" When you are wearing "Oschuwa" you will feel beautiful and bold! The jewelry is bound to start up a conversation!
You can find Oschuwa here:
Website: https://www.oschuwa.com/?fbclid=IwAR3UvC6HsDBUgRp9isZQIutmPqbhLahgsiV-p4Z1USI3bxaeMkadJ1lam5o
Email: boldconversationpieces@gmail.com
Facebook: OschuwaPieces
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Rekishia L. McMillan is an Air Force veteran, Author, MSW, Certified Integrative Nutrition Health Coach Wellness Ambassador, and Nutritionist. Her authored works are delivered with a blended biblical approach and tinged with scientific health research to assist readers with learning more about their bodies and the improvements required to achieve greater health. During her 20-year military career, she served as a fitness training leader and academic instructor, teaching college courses on stress management, fitness, health, and spiritual and mental fitness. In 2012, Rekishia started Rock Your World Naturally health coaching services where she offers life-changing strategies on nutrition, natural healing, stewardship of the earth, and healthy eating. A sought after speaker and presenter, Rekishia customizes deliverables to meet the needs of diverse audiences.
Find Rekishia online at www.RockYourWorldNaturally.com and follow her on Facebook and LinkedIn @RockYourWorldNaturally on Instagram @RockYourWorldNaturally, and on Twitter @RockYourWorld28
Get Rekishia’s latest books
Rock Your World Naturally: 7 Divine Keys to Unlock Extraordinary Health & the companion Journal, 28-Days and Beyond Wellness Journal
https://www.rockyourworldnaturally.com/rywn-the-book
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Join us for an amazing podcast focusing on movement in the classroom and how it can bring healing to the mind-body and soul.
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Alicia is a certified group fitness instructor through the Athletics and Fitness Association of America (AFAA). She has an extensive technical dance background with over 25+ years of experience ranging from various forms of traditional dance (ballet, tap, jazz) and international dance.
She began her fitness journey with Zumba and has been an active instructor for 10 years. She holds several licenses under the Zumba brand in addition to other dance formats, such as BollyX.
Recently, she has found freedom in movement through the Nia Technique. Originally drawn to this format in 2009, she was intrigued by the healing, therapeutic, and holistic approach to movement and the combination of 9 different modalities in one class. The Nia Technique is founded on 3 disciplines: Dance (Modern, Jazz, Duncan), Martial Arts (Aikido, Taekwondo, Tai Chi), and the Healing Arts (Yoga, Feldenkrais Method, Alexander Technique). The combination of free dance, fitness elements, and light choreography innate to the body's natural way of moving created a new way of exploring expression and emotion through dance that she wishes to share with others. Her specialty focus in “Moving to Heal” provides an opportunity to teach movement from the perspective of healing not just for the body, but mind and spirit.
Outside of fitness, Alicia dances on 2 performance dance teams - The Brazilian Arts Project student team, Equipe Faísca, and an Indian contemporary dance team, Aakrisht. With great honor, the Aakrisht team performed during the famous Durga Puja festival in 2017 for the Chief Minister of West Bengal, Mamata Banerjee, and as guest performers at the U.S. Consulate in Kolkata.
Alicia is passionate about sharing the healing, art, and expression of dance with others and believes that everybody and everybody is designed to move with dynamic ease to live a healthy sustainable life.
"I don't dance because I am healthy. I am healthy because I dance."
~ Alicia
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Alicia Castrogiovanni
Betancourt.Alicia@Gmail.com
https://www.aliciatherese.com
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We would like to welcome Donell author, artist, and wellness coach to The Learning Project. She studied at the Institute of Integrative Nutrition and is an amazing wellness coach. She will be sharing her children's book and her take on wellness. This book was inspired by stories from her grandmother, Lightning Bug goes into the forest in the hopes of meeting a Bigfoot. Benny becomes Lightning Bug's best friend and teaches her about protecting the forest and animals. Based on the stories she remembers from her own grandmother, author and illustrator Donell Barlow creates a colorful world that explores the legends of her Native American heritage (Yurok and Ottawa Tribes) and celebrates the ways friends and family teach us what's important.
Learn more about her at Donellbarlow.com
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Welcome to the 30-day podcast segment today we have two special guests, Paula Liz and Francesca the developer of an anti-racist teachers program. This podcast is packed with great conversation around art, teaching, and reframing the way we teach students in the classrooms. Join us for this amazing podcast.
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Learn more here about our guests.....
Paula Liz
Born in Puerto Rico and raised in Maryland, Paula Liz attended the Maryland Institute of Art where she received her BFA in Painting and MAT in Art Education. She has over 10 years of experience teaching art at public, private, and charter schools in New York City, Washington D.C., and Austin, Texas. Paula Liz currently teaches Elementary art at a two-way immersion school in Silver Spring, Maryland.
Anti-Racist Art Teachers Site: https://sites.google.com/view/antiracistartteachers
Ms. Paula Liz Contact Info:
Instagram: @ms.paulaliz
YouTube:
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCiJgIMG1-8L6l8qOLSuk1Nw
TpT Store: https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Store/Making-Art-With-Ms-Paula-Liz
Blog: https://mspaulaliz.blogspot.com/
Francesca
Francesca Levy is a Cuban artist and art educator who currently teaches K-8 art in Miami, Florida. She has a B.A in Art Education from The University of Florida and an M.A in Art Education & Community Practice from New York University. Francesca is passionate about how arts education can be used to create social change.
Teachers pay Teachers
https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Anti-Racist-Elements-of-Art-Posters-5688153
https://www.instagram.com/mslevyteachesart/
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Jennifer Reed, BA, MA, Ed.D (ABD), has 11 years of experience conducting Head Start/Early Head Start Reviews in CLASS™ and Early Childhood Development along with nine years of Professional Grant Reading for the Office of Head Start and other governmental agencies. She is an Early Childhood industry expert with more than 20 years of successful experience in full life cycle Training, Teaching, Monitoring, Consulting, Recruiting, and Business Development. Jennifer Reed has a proven ability to fostering relationships with Programs along with Child Care Centers and other State and Federal organizations with positive business opportunities.
Jennifer is most fulfilled when helping programs to grow professionally. Her vision and ability to nurture relationships lead to long-term solutions and success. Jennifer began her career by being a Home Visitor and conducting training for child care centers. She grew into a lead teacher then a Center Director within four years. She has subsequently consulted with Head Starts in Region 2,3,4,5,6,8, and 10 in the areas of CLASS™, School Readiness, Educational Management, Strategic Plans, and Documentation preparation.
Why work with JFK Consultant?
- Your company is seeking Head Stat Protocol guidance strategies that strengthen overall operations and result in accelerated Program Management Systems.
- You are a passive Program, content in your current Program, and wanting to take your program to the next level.
- You want best practices to facilitate maximum outcomes
JFK Consultant offers both programs and their staff exceptional professional service, absolute confidentiality, and the most ethical values in executive search.
Contact information:
Email: jlaf8498@yahoo.com
Website: www.jfkconsultnow.com
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Join us a thought-provoking conversation with Ophelia Araujo environmental and toxin specialists. Children are our world and we have to keep it safe for children. Listen and learn with us.
Learn more with Ophelia on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ophelia.araujo
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The Learn Project Is please to interview the amazing Miss Jocelyn Jone M.Ed. She has over the years she had been passionate and dedicated to helping educators learn about Culture and diversity in the classroom. Listen here and grow and develop like never before. Be open to this load conversation.
If you would like more information on training, consultation, mentorship, coaching, classroom management services, and other services visit the Knowledge Giver website at http://thehouseofgenesi3.wixsite.com/jocelyndjones
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Join us for an amazing podcast that focuses on the struggles of trauma that children face. Today we will be diving into Homelessness. Expert Stephaine Noles-Beans will be joining us for a thought-provoking conversation that partners with families, educator and children. The Learning Project is a training center for early learning educators who are looking for a different type of training. Our training focuses on social justice issues and inspiring educators to be change agents. Learn more at www.tlpsupport.com or find us on Facebook at tlpsupport.
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This is an article called "Reading Your Way to a Culturally Responsive Classroom" Resources / Publications / Young Children / May 2016 / Reading Your Way to a Culturally Responsive Classroom By SHANNON B. WANLESS, PATRICIA A. CRAWFORD. Students will listen to this article as a part of the Child Development Course designed by The Learning Project. For more information go to www.tlpsuport.com
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