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huevoices podcast centers the empowerment of Black children, youth, & families. Weekly episodes will include professional insight along with one-on-one interviews and panels featuring social workers, psychologists, educators, change agents, and thought leaders discussing the health and well-being of Black children, youth, & families from a strength-based perspective.
huevoices podcast host Bobby Marvin Holmes speaks with Dr. Joanne Martin, scholar, author, and co-founder of The Great Blacks in Wax Museum about her scholarship on The Black Family, The Helping Tradition, and the importance of cultural institutions.
Part four of a four-part series, huevoices podcast host Bobby Marvin Holmes speaks with Beat The Streets Baltimore and Cleveland youth wrestlers Jayden Jackson (JJ), Elijah Guzman, and Derion Williams about their experience with the African Cultural Exchange & Sports Diplomacy Leadership Program.
Part three of a four-part series, huevoices podcast host Bobby Marvin Holmes speaks with Beat The Streets Baltimore and Cleveland youth wrestlers Ugochi Anunobi, Sa’keena Hudgin, and Christian Kiousis about their experience with the African Cultural Exchange & Sports Diplomacy Leadership Program.
Part two of a four-part series, huevoices podcast host Bobby Marvin Holmes speaks with Beat The Streets Baltimore and Cleveland youth wrestlers Hyelni Samaila, Shaheed Boyd, and Martino Andrews about their experience with the African Cultural Exchange & Sports Diplomacy Leadership Program.
Part one of a four-part series, huevoices podcast host Bobby Marvin Holmes speaks with Lydell Henry, Executive Director of Beat The Streets Baltimore and Demetrius Williams, Executive Director of Beat The Streets Cleveland about their African Cultural Exchange & Sports Diplomacy Leadership Program.
huevoices podcast host Bobby Marvin Holmes speaks with Garland Jaggers, social worker, author, and co-founder of the NABSW (National Association of Black Social Workers), about his legacy and the importance of Black social work.
huevoices podcast host Bobby Marvin Holmes speaks with NaShey Ingram, licensed clinical social worker and owner of Playful Minds Therapy, about African-Centered Play Therapy.
huevoices podcast host Bobby Marvin Holmes speaks with Dr. Jerome Schiele, social work scholar and professor at Morgan State University School of Social Work, about the Afrocentric perspective in social work.
huevoices podcast host Bobby Marvin Holmes speaks with LaTanya Tolan, social worker and author, about self-care for Black folks, empowering Black clinicians, and her Soul Care for Black Clinicians Academy.
huevoices podcast host Bobby Marvin Holmes speaks with Dr. Natasha Pratt-Harris, scholar and social scientist, about policing in the Black community and her book, "Why the Police Should Be Trained By Black People."
On this episode of huevoices podcast on Facebook Live, host Bobby Marvin Holmes speaks with Dana Lewis, LCSW-C , Co-Founder of Whole Life Center, Dr. Curtis D. Jasper, Executive Director of I Am International, Inc., Dr. Obari Cartman, author and psychologist, and Dr. Dennis "Ausar" Winkler, Owner of TNAT Holistic Center, about how to address hyper-masculinity among Black men and boys.
huevoices podcast host Bobby Marvin Holmes speaks with Cameron Miles, Director and Founder of Mentoring Male Teens in the Hood, about the importance of mentoring Black boys and the 25th anniversary of his program.
huevoices podcast host Bobby Marvin Holmes speaks with Dr. Rhonda Wells-Wilbon, social worker and scholar, about African-Centered Social Work and her latest work, "Trauma And Mental Health Social Work With Urban Populations African-Centered Clinical Interventions."
On this episode of huevoices podcast on Facebook Live, host Bobby Marvin Holmes speaks with Alex Warrick Adams, Executive Director of Elv8 Baltimore, John P. Comer, CEO of Architects of Justice, Jamal Jones Co-Director of Baltimore Alegbra Project, Monica Cooper, Founder & Executive Director of Maryland Justice Policy, and Frank Patinella, Senior Education Advocate of ACLU of Maryland about policy action during the 2022 Maryland legislative session.
huevoices podcast host Bobby Marvin Holmes talks about supporting families as children transition into teenagers and gain independence.
huevoices podcast host Bobby Marvin Holmes speaks with James Harrison, CEO of Courageous Healing Inc. and the creator of Family, You Alright? about centering racial identity and representation in mental health therapy.
huevoices podcast host Bobby Marvin Holmes talks about the need to educate teenage boys on safe sex.
On this episode of huevoices podcast on Facebook Live, host Bobby Marvin Holmes speaks with social worker and educator Dr. Rhonda Wilbon, LCSW-C, Melissa Haley, LMSW, NABSW national president, J. Toni Oliver, MSW, former NASW national president, and social worker and educator Daryl V. Fraser, MSW talk about "Why the Black Social Worker is Necessary."
huevoices podcast host Bobby Marvin Holmes talks about celebrating 10 years working in the mental health field.
huevoices podcast host Bobby Marvin Holmes speaks with educator and CEO of All This Math, Akil Parker about his work with Histematics, a merger of history and mathematics for youth of African decent, and the importance of culturally responsive education.
huevoices podcast host Bobby Marvin Holmes talks about the push our youth to survive and thrive in the new year.
huevoices podcast host Bobby Marvin Holmes speaks social worker, educator, author, and researcher Dr. Renata Hedrington-Jones about children with incarcerated parents, bibliotherapy, and the trauma of mass incarceration of Black Families.
huevoices podcast host Bobby Marvin Holmes talks about the benefits of therapists and mentoring programs partnering to serve youth.
On this episode of huevoices podcast on Facebook Live, host Bobby Marvin Holmes speaks with social worker Jermel Gilliam, Brandon Hay, Founder Black Daddies Club, and James Collins, host of A Dad's Thing Podcast, will join me to discuss Black fatherhood and John Henryism.
huevoices podcast host Bobby Marvin Holmes talks about the need for practitioners to be culturally relevant in their practice.
huevoices podcast host Bobby Marvin Holmes speaks with social scientist, speaker, and lecturer Dr. Aminifu R. Harvey about his tenure leading the Ma’at Center, his boyd of work on Afri-Centric Theory and the importance of African-Centered social work practice.
huevoices podcast host Bobby Marvin Holmes shares why he developed and facilitates the "My Life is Valuable" workshop series.
On this episode of huevoices podcast on Facebook Live, host Bobby Marvin Holmes speaks with social worker Saida Heywood, LCSW, Charm Lewis, LCSW-C, Co-founder and Chief Executive Officer While Life Center, LLC, and Iyanifa Ifaseyi Ajala (Amanda Morgan, LCSW-C), social worker and educator, about the role of faith and spirituality in social work practice with Black families.
huevoices podcast host Bobby Marvin Holmes talks about the need for practitioners to look beyond services and do more to advocate for change in our communities.
huevoices podcast host Bobby Marvin Holmes speaks with youth mentor and filmmaker Nikiea about mentoring girls and her documentary, "Anatomy of Wings."
huevoices podcast host Bobby Marvin Holmes talks about the need to celebrate youth and families as a practitioner.
On this episode of huevoices podcast on Facebook Live, host Bobby Marvin Holmes speaks with social worker Randall Leonard, LCSW-C, Darren Rogers, Founder and Executive Director of I Am Mentality, Merrick Moses, Board President of Pride Center of Maryland, and Sensei Raven Ekundayo, CLC, founder of Ravolution Multimedia, LLC, about masculinity in social work practice with youth.
huevoices podcast host Bobby Marvin Holmes talks about the need to support parents experiencing burnout.
huevoices podcast host Bobby Marvin Holmes speaks with author Vernon B. "Kels" Kelson II about single fatherhood and his book, "Just the Two of Us A Guide for Single Dads Raising Their Daughters ."
huevoices podcast host Bobby Marvin Holmes talks about the importance of being patient with youth in need of support.
On this episode of huevoices podcast on Facebook Live, host Bobby Marvin Holmes speaks with Baltimore City Council members Phylicia Porter of the 10th District and Kristerfer Burnett of the 8th District about health disparities and keeping youth and families safe.
For our second half of the conversation Alex Warrick-Adams, executive director of Elv8 Baltimore and Tsanonda Edwards, co-founder of Above It All Baltimore joins us for a practitioners's roundtable to discuss their work to provide support and connect youth and families with essential resources.
huevoices podcast host Bobby Marvin Holmes speaks with Dr. Sharlene Allen Milton, social worker and author, about work Life Management And Her New Book, “Honoring The Whole You,” A Self-help Workbook For Professional Moms.
huevoices podcast host Bobby Marvin Holmes talks about the need to support the mental health children and practitioners serving children, youth, and families.
On this episode of huevoices podcast on Facebook Live, host Bobby Marvin Holmes speaks with Shakea Houston, Founder of Social Work Sunday Tea, Dr. S. Rasheem, social scientist and scholar, and Ana'Neicia Williams, owner of Momology Maternal Wellness Club, LLC, about Black moms raising daughters.
huevoices podcast host Bobby Marvin Holmes talks about the impact of police violence on our youth and the need for more action.
huevoices podcast host Bobby Marvin Holmes talks about the need for professionals to understand there is no "one size fits all" approach to working with youth.
huevoices podcast host Bobby Marvin Holmes talks about professionals establishing meaningful relationships with youth.
On this episode of huevoices podcast on Facebook Live, host Bobby Marvin Holmes speaks with Kay Lawal-Muhammad of Wombwork Productions, Inc., Antwan Jordan of Baltimore Algebra Project, and Koli Tengella of The Kujichagulia Project about engaging Black youth in critical consciousness raising and social activism.
huevoices podcast host Bobby Marvin Holmes talks about fueling the light and passion inside our youth.
huevoices podcast host Bobby Marvin Holmes speaks with Brittany Young, founder and CEO Of B-360, about ber Work With B360 And How She Is Teaching Youth Technical Stem Skills With Practical Application, Along With Dirt Bike Riding Safety.
huevoices podcast host Bobby Marvin Holmes talks about the role of Black women in families and in the support of healthy boys.
On this episode of huevoices podcast on Facebook Live, host Bobby Marvin Holmes speaks with Jennell Black and La Toya Holley, mother and sister of Anton Black And Member Of the Coalition for Justice for Anton Black; Tawanda Jones, sister of Tyrone West and founder of West Wednesdays; and Darlene Caine, Mother Of Dale Graham And Founder And President Of Mothers On The Move.
huevoices podcast host Bobby Marvin Holmes speaks Jamal Jones, Co-director Of The Baltimore Algebra Project and Matti Johnson, Community Organizer for The Moorish Gates of Baltimore about Youth Lobby Day, a virual event where community organizations from across the state of MD support youth in their active participation in the law making process
huevoices podcast host Bobby Marvin Holmes speaks with Dr. Rebecca Dupas, educator, author, and award-winning poet, about her children's book "Mario Goes to the Museum," teaching Black history, and representation in literature.
huevoices podcast host Bobby Marvin Holmes talks about the painful reality of losing youth to violence.
On this episode of huevoices podcast on Facebook Live, host Bobby Marvin Holmes speaks with Dr. Tanya Sharpe, founder and director of The Centre for Research & Innovation for Black Survivors of Homicide Victims, Ellen Gee co-organizer of Baltimore Ceasefire 365, and Dr. Paulette Williams-Tillery, Director of Survivor Advocacy of Roberta's House, about grief, coping, and healing for Black families who have survived homicide.
huevoices podcast host Bobby Marvin Holmes talks about Human Services - Trauma-Informed Care - Commission and Training bill, a piece of legislation that the Maryland General Assembly is considering right now during the 2021 Maryland legislative session.
huevoices podcast host Bobby Marvin Holmes speaks with Dr. Ray Winbush, director Of The Institute For Urban Research At Morgan State University, about the 20th Anniversary Of his book The Warrior Method: A Parent’s Guide To Raising Healthy Black Boys and dismantling systems that have an adverse impact on Black communities.
huevoices podcast host Bobby Marvin Holmes speaks with Nicole Hanson-Mundell, executive director of Out For Justice, live on Instagram about her organization's work to urge Maryland lawmakers to pass the "Gender Responsive Pre-Release Act," a law that could provide more equitable services to women returning home from incarceration back to their families.
On this episode of huevoices podcast on Facebook Live, host Bobby Marvin Holmes speaks with David Miller, founder of Dare To Be King, Christoper Maith, Sr., licensed social worker, and Rev. Eric Lee, community advocate about Black fathers raising daughters.
huevoices podcast host Bobby Marvin Holmes talks about the continued work to support families experiencing trauma in 2021.
Dr. Henry Gregory, clinical psychologist and educator talks about Ntu Psychotherapy with youth and the development of enriched structural family therapy.
Dr. Henry Gregory, clinical psychologist and educator talks about his work with Black families and the development of Ntu psychotherapy. This is part 1 of the conversation.
huevoices podcast host Bobby Marvin Holmes honors educator Antwoin A. Ball and urge all social workers, mentors, and educators to strengthen their commitment to youth.
On this episode of huevoices podcast on Facebook Live, host Bobby Marvin Holmes speaks with DARNYLE WHARTON, HUSBAND AND FATHER OF TWO BEAUTIFUL GIRLS and co-organizer for the Baltimore Ceasefire, David Johnson, father of one and president of Band of BROVAZ, and Changa Onyango, father and owner of AO services about Black fatherhood and community involvement.
huevoices podcast host Bobby Marvin Holmes shares how parents can establish healthy relationships with their children.
Albert Phillips Jr., author and youth professional , talks about his new book, Y’all Hiring? The Black Teen’s Guide to Navigating Employment and the importance of providing support and guidance to Black youth transition to the workforce.
huevoices podcast host Bobby Marvin Holmes talks about the importance of exposure for our youth.
On this episode of huevoices podcast on Facebook Live, host Bobby Marvin Holmes speaks with Shernay Williams Delice, founder of The Black Mompreneur and Jessica Fauntleroy, LCSW-C, CEO of J'Elle Inspires about supporting Black moms in business as they balance work and family life.
On this episode of huevoices podcast Speak On It series, host Bobby Marvin Holmes talks about the importance of going hard for our youth by engaging families and building community support.
Terri Johnson, owner of Terri E. Johnson Clinical Consultative Services, talks about her new book, "Body Safety Zones (BSZ)" and keeping our children safe.
On this special episode of huevoices podcast Speak On It series, host Bobby Marvin Holmes and his wife, Cari Holmes talk about their maternal health story, the importance of support, and mental health treatment.
On this episode of huevoices podcast on Facebook Live, host Bobby Marvin Holmes speaks with Ana Temple Rodney, executive director of The Rising Mama and Dr. Richelle Whitaker, owner of Providential Counseling about the importance of “Supporting Black Maternal Health.
huevoices podcast host Bobby Marvin Holmes shares the importance of discussing racism with children.
Fathers Incorporated CEO Kenneth Braswell talks about improving the human service sector for fathers, his Real Dads Read initiative, and more.
In this Speak On It! segment, huevoices podcast host Bobby Marvin Holmes shares 3 Ways to Support Your Child During the Pandemic.
This marks the first episode of the relaunch of huevoices podcast. Host Bobby Marvin Holmes is joined by panelists Dr. Khalilah Harris, EdD, JD, managing director for K-12 Education Policy for the Center for American Progress and Dr. Jeff Menzise, author and professor at Morgan State University to discuss ways to support Black children amidst political unrest and a global pandemic.