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Hispanic Heritage Myths

Popular Myths You Need to Know About Hispanic Heritage

Cultural Competency· Advisory and SEL Program

11 Oct

Every day, we encounter microaggressions and myths about Hispanic heritage. Microaggressions can be subconscious and subtle bias towards a marginalized group of people. Although some people may feel they are making a statement to connect to someone from a Hispanic or Latino(a) background, the ... Read More about Popular Myths You Need to Know About Hispanic Heritage

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Remembering Student Names

10 Strategies To Remember Student Names

Classroom and Group Management· Advisory and SEL Program

4 Aug

  At the start of each new year, whether it’s for school, a program, or a workshop, it’s inevitable that we have to learn the names of the incoming students and/or participants. Some people have an amazing knack for remembering names. I am definitely not one of those people. I am actually ... Read More about 10 Strategies To Remember Student Names

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Embracing a Multicultural Holiday Season

Embracing A Multicultural Holiday Season In The Classroom

Uncategorized· Advisory and SEL Program

1 Dec

I am so excited to be a part of the 12 Days of December Blog Hop and Giveaway! I am working with some amazing secondary educator-authors to write about how we can bring "comfort and joy" into the classroom during the holiday season. As educators, it’s really exciting to add some sparkle and bling ... Read More about Embracing A Multicultural Holiday Season In The Classroom

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Dear Young People: Here Are The Top 10 Ways Social Media Can Hurt You

Dear Young People: Here Are The Top 10 Ways Social Media Can Hurt You

Work Readiness· Advisory and SEL Program

31 Mar

Over the years, I have worked with many amazing young people. They are inspiring, energetic, and hard-working. After they complete their program, they reach out to me on social media as a way to keep in touch. These are former participants and students who I think are absolutely amazing! However, ... Read More about Dear Young People: Here Are The Top 10 Ways Social Media Can Hurt You

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These Lives Matter: Nathan Louis Jackson Writer for Luke Cage

Life, Social, and Emotional Skills· College Exploration· Cultural Competency

2 Mar

I am really excited to be able to share the first post in a new series, These Lives Matter. This blog series highlights men and women of color who have been successful in their fields. They've each made a positive impact in our communities and are positive examples of what we can achieve. They're ... Read More about These Lives Matter: Nathan Louis Jackson Writer for Luke Cage

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I have dedicated my career to supporting the needs of multicultural urban youth “at-risk” of becoming casualties of negative life events. I am passionate about inspiring and providing Educators, Counselors, Social Service Providers, and Youth Workers with the information and resources necessary to successfully engage and support our youth.

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