Here Is the Truth Naimo Mohamed

A student's development is significantly impacted by living in poverty/ being low income and affects the student's ability to thrive in school giving them unequal opportunities.
Education, being one of the most vital gateways to success, is something that has been denied to many students. Whether it's due to the unequal funding of schools based on location or students' failure to recognize their full potential because of economic barriers, the education system has created a pathway that hinders the success of students from underfunded backgrounds.
Tune into this episode to hear the voices of Derene Darkwah, Victoria Ayodele, and Whitney on the impact that being poor and or low-income has on education. The guests also know what the education system in different countries such as Ghana, Nigeria, and China is like.

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In this months episode, I’m joined by a friend of mine Omosefe Noruwa, and we dig deeply into what POC solidarity means to us. Generally, POC solidarity refers to unity and agreement among people of color and coming together to fight against discrimination and racism. We dive into the primary question of “does POC solidarity exist?”. Listen to this episode to learn about the reality of POC solidarity in todays world. Enjoy!

This months episode features what to expect in the new season! Season three will be focused POC solidarity and on the deep root of systemic issues. The question of “how do we get to the root of systemic racial issues?” will be a prominent question in this season. Enjoy and get excited! :)

This month's episode features a friend of mine Omosefe Noruwa, where we talk about intergenerational trauma and the effects that it has on mental health. This episode is more of an interview-based episode, and I'm super excited to be sharing it with all!
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Hi everyone! This month's episode is a collab episode with @bubblestoria_. 
We will be discussing BIPOC mental health awareness month as it is coming to an end. July is BIPOC mental health awareness, formally recognized in June 2008 as the Bebe Moore Campbell National Minority Mental health awareness month. This was created to bring awareness to the unique struggles that underrepresented groups face in regard to mental health in the United States. 
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Hello, everyone! This months episode is an interview with Elif Kaya, who is an award winning teenage mental health advocate from Istanbul, Turkey . In this episode, we discuss the stigma around mental health + ways to deal with struggles. Tune in and enjoy! I hope you guys take something away from this episode :)