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BACKTalk Podcast by Successful Black Parenting Magazine Janice Robinson-Celeste
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- Kids & Family
Discussing topics important to the Black family worldwide with host, Janice Robinson-Celeste, publisher of Successful Black Parenting magazine and Successful Parenting Media.
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Pregnancy & Prejudice: Why Are Black Women Dying?
Join us for an eye-opening conversation with Dr. Yamicia Connor, a Harvard-MIT-educated OB-GYN, as she tackles the crisis of Black maternal health. Discover why Black women face higher pregnancy risks and learn essential tips for navigating a safer, healthier pregnancy.
Dr. Connor’s passion for justice and groundbreaking work in healthcare equity will inspire and empower you. Don’t miss this vital discussion on making pregnancy a joyous experience for all.
Listen now and be part of the change!
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We Are Debunking Myths About Black Parents & Education
https://www.SuccessfulBlackParenting.com -- Welcome to BACKTalk, the podcast by Successful Black Parenting magazine, where we dive deep into issues that matter most to Black parents. In this episode, we tackle some powerful truths about the involvement of Black parents in their children’s education and the impact of Black teachers on student performance.
We are honored to have Dr. Meredith Anderson from the United Negro College Fund (UNCF) as our guest today. Dr. Anderson will share insights from a groundbreaking UNCF report that dispels myths about Black parental involvement and highlights the crucial role of Black teachers in enhancing student outcomes.
In this episode, we cover:
- An overview of the UNCF report and its key findings.
- The realities versus myths about Black parents’ involvement in education.
- The significant impact of Black teachers on Black students’ performance.
- Unique challenges faced by Black parents and ways to address them.
- The importance of representation in education.
- How community support can enhance educational outcomes.
- Recommended policy changes to support Black students.
- Strategies to better engage Black parents in their children’s education.
- Practical steps for overcoming barriers to parental involvement.
- Future research needs and actionable steps to continue supporting Black families.
Statistics Highlighted:
- Black students perform better with Black teachers.
- Myths around Black parental involvement are debunked, showing high engagement levels.
- Join us for this insightful conversation and learn how we can collectively enhance the educational experiences and outcomes for Black students.
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#BACKTalk #SuccessfulBlackParenting #BlackParents #BlackEducation #UNCF #DrMeredithAnderson #BlackTeachers #EducationalEquity #Podcast
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Shattering the Superwoman Schema: A New Look at Black Women's Mental Health
In this compelling episode, host Janice Robinson-Celeste is joined by Leigh Higginbotham, CEO and founder of Akina—often referred to as the Google for Black women. Together, they delve into the enduring moniker of the 'Strong Black Woman.' Why is this image so pervasive, and how does it impact the mental health of Black women? Tune in as they explore the pressures associated with the 'superwoman' ideal and discuss transformative ways to support mental wellness for Black women.
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Do You Have A Child Who Talks Too Much?
If you have a child who is always getting in trouble for talking too much, join us live and ask us questions on-air as we speak with awesome Black author, Ashley Iman who wrote the children's book, "Ruby Reneé Had So Much To Say" and learn how to challenge this issue into positive energy. Who's watching? #alkativechild #blackgirlsread #readblackauthors
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Need Work: Why 1.4 Million Black Families Can't Find Jobs
The Rising Crisis: Unemployment and Inequality in the Black Community
In this crucial episode, we dive into the alarming rise in unemployment rates among African Americans and the persistent neglect of diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI), everywhere, but especially in the tech industry.
Join us as we explore how these trends not only impact the economic stability of Black families but also affect community health and future opportunities. We discuss the significance of DEI initiatives, the effects of economic downturns on these programs, and the powerful role of partnerships with Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs).
🔹 Key Points We’ll Cover:
- The real impact of rising unemployment on Black families
- The current state of DEI in tech and its implications for the industry and its workers
- How budget cuts and layoffs disproportionately affect minority employees
- Strategies for maintaining strong DEI initiatives amid financial pressures
🔹 Special Insight:
- Hear from David Lee, a visionary leader in tech diversity, as he shares effective strategies to foster inclusivity and why representation matters more than ever.
💡 Whether you're deeply entrenched in looking for a job, concerned about social justice, or looking for ways to support diversity in the workplace, this episode offers valuable insights and actionable steps for everyone.
👉 Don't forget to like, subscribe, and share this video to help spread awareness about these critical issues. Your support can make a difference!
#TechDiversity #UnemploymentCrisis #SocialJustice #InclusivityInTech #jobs #unemployment #BlackCommunity
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Black Maternal Mortality Rates in the U.S.–Inside 'Letters to Black Mamas
Join Janice Robinson-Celeste, CEO of Successful Black Parenting magazine, as she engages in an insightful discussion with Mariah Oates, the Director of Communications and Development at Mamatoto Village.
This livestream will delve into Mamatoto's "Letters to Black Mamas" campaign, which will be featured in the magazine's special Mother's Day edition. Discover the campaign's touching video that connects three generations of mothers, as they share their birthing experiences and the impacts of motherhood through diverse lenses. The conversation will also explore the rich collection of letters penned by Black mothers, addressing vital topics like self-care, queer mothering, and postpartum depression. Tune in to learn about Mamatoto Village's dedicated service to Black maternal health, their achievements, and how they honor the resilience and dedication of Black mothers.
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