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Join us as Kensema John, a Ph.D. candidate in Curriculum and Instruction at the University of Florida with a minor in Women and Gender Studies, explores the fascinating world of Black Girlhood Studies, Black Feminist Thought, and the experiences of Black immigrants. Kensema's unique perspective as a second-generation Caribbean American informs her research on the intersection of education, identity, and gender. We delve into how educational systems worldwide impact Black girls and women, both inside and outside the classroom, and discover how these themes connect to culturally responsive teaching and learning.

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Is Your Workplace a Hidden Battleground?

The scars of trauma aren't always physical. Alarmingly, negative experiences at work – from a single incident to relentless bullying – can leave lasting emotional wounds.

Imagine feeling constantly on edge, struggling to focus, or even dreading to go to work. This is the reality for many who face workplace trauma.

The problem? It often goes unnoticed. Unlike a broken leg, the signs of emotional distress can be subtle. Fear of judgment or losing their job keeps many from speaking up.

But here's the thing: trauma can cripple productivity and cost companies dearly.

Ramona Charles knows this firsthand. Her own experience ignited a passion to help others heal and reclaim their power. Through a unique blend of talk therapy, movement sessions, and group support, Ramona empowers individuals to find strength and move forward.

Don't let workplace trauma become a silent epidemic. Subscribe to our mailing list for more insights and discover how to create a healthier, happier work environment for all.

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Who is Janisha Bessiake? She doesn't live for identity; she lives from identity. Struggling with low self-esteem, emotional childhood wounding, and fear. It was a combination of Janisha's spiritual journey with Christ, coupled with mental health counseling, that allowed her to heal and live securely in her identity.

Experiencing her transformation, she felt called to now help insecure and wounded women heal and become secure in their own identity. This passion gave birth to her coaching agency Bessiake Coaching where she serves women as an Identity Coach. Helping to guide others through healing and living authentically through mental health tools and biblical principles. Through one one-on-one coaching, customized group coaching, and workshops.

I'm a continuation of her work. She is also the Author of INSECURE. Sharing with readers her journey of living insecure, while giving tools on how to overcome insecurities and live securely.

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Thanks again for joining us, and until next time, stay curious, stay kind, and keep unlocking your awesome identity!

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