APRIL RACE TALKS®
Unleashing Potential: Cultivating Youth Resiliency through Equity in Education and Life
Don't miss, me, Kimberly Y. Erwin, as I host this enlightening episode of RACE TALKS® on Tuesday, April 16, 2024, at 7:00pm on WGXC-90.7 FM. Joining me are my guest TALKers, Macena and Veronica! Together, we share stories to help empower our youth to unleash their full potential in education and life.
Meet Macena L. Mason - a determined writer, inspiring speaker, and emerging entrepreneur, dedicated to turning challenges into triumphs. In her autobiographical works, like "A Struggle Equals Goals," Macena shares her journey through the trials of epilepsy. In her upcoming release, "From Joseph to David," her path from adversity to empowerment is chronicled. Through her powerful storytelling, Macena fearlessly addresses societal biases and personal obstacles, motivating others to overcome racism and recognize their inherent value. As the founder of "I Can Fly, So Can You," Macena's entrepreneurial drive serves as a beacon of hope, empowering individuals to pursue their dreams despite any barriers.
"With host Kimberly Y. Erwin, Macena delves into her empowering stories and discusses her upcoming book releases. Their conversation explores the transformative power of resilience and inclusion, inspiring listeners to pursue their aspirations no matter the size."~ICC CHANNEL reporter
Introducing Veronica Williams, M.Ed. - a dedicated educator, entrepreneur, and advocate for educational equity. As the founder & owner of Help Me Pass, LLC, Veronica is passionate about empowering students to excel academically, guiding them through challenging tasks and helping them achieve "above-average" grades. A proud alumna of HBCUs--Howard University and Southern University and A&M College, Veronica brings a wealth of multicultural experience and knowledge to her work. Beyond her entrepreneurial endeavors, Veronica balances her commitment to education with a 9-5 role in banking and finance. Residing in Houston, TX, she also dedicates her time to church, reading, and journaling.
"Veronica joins host Kimberly to delve into the intersection of race, ethnicity, and educational privilege, exploring how these factors impact extracurricular activities and academic success. As an education entrepreneur and children's advocate, Veronica brings a unique perspective to the conversation, shedding light on ways to promote equity in education and as an author on the subject, Kimberly gets to the solutions." ~ICC CHANNEL reporter
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🌱 Connect with our April Guest TALKers:
Macena L. Mason
Instagram: @MacenaMason
TikTok: @Ce'Ce42372
Facebook Business: Macena Mason
Veronica Williams, M.Ed.
Website: www.helpmepass.org
Instagram: @helpmepass.org
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(Hudson, NY): Light Forms
Top: KYE with family (Cousins Monique and daughters and Dee and Allen at Hotel ballroom in VA, Bottom: African American Museum in D.C.
(Hudson, NY): Hudson Waterfront Park
Reverend Kim Singletary asked me to join her as she engages in a conversation with the Youth of Hudson in what it means to be African American in these days--over 50 years after the start of the Civil Rights Movement in the 60s. We will listen and impart the knowledge we have obtained directly from our lives - growing up in the 70s and breaking barriers to allow for a less color-discriminating (not color-blind) society.Both Kimberly and Rev. Kim Singletary are part of the Founder's Circle for Africa's Daughters of the Diaspora (ADD).
CGE (The Center for Global Enterprise) chose Kimberly Erwin as one of 150 (out of 400) applicants to take part in an online cooperative for women entrepreneurs. Kimberly successfully completed all portions of the program and will meet other participants at this culminating event.
Skidmore College invites Kimberly Y. Erwin, DEI author and Omari Edwards, Associate Executive Director of Programs at the Albany Damien Center for a panel on racial discrimination in the workplace.
A review of the event: [10/27/2022]
"My students were very engaged...[no one] put their heads down or used their phones. We welcome you back next year." (paraphrased)
~ Prof. Jina Mao, Associate Chair, Management and Business Department, Skidmore College (to the panelists after the event)
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