Interviews can be overwhelming and intimidating. Be as prepared as you possibly can, and make sure you have all of the materials and information you need for the interview. One way to alleviate some of the pressure is to be prepared to answer questions by running through practice questions for...
Too often in our society we get caught up in our everyday activities. Random Acts of Kindness Week is the perfect opportunity for our youth to demonstrate acts of kindness to others. Here are a few FREE random acts of kindness that teens can use to show acts of kindness…...
Your administration comes to you and asks you to incorporate Social Emotional Learning (S.E.L.) into your curriculum. They explain with exuberance, (trying to sell you on the idea) that you are a great teacher who really connects with your students and this would be a great opportunity to make a...
No Name Calling Week Walking through the halls I constantly shake my head at the way students speak to one another. They say really hurtful things and don’t realize the impact on what they say to others. This is why I was so excited when I learned about No Name...
Recently, I was scrolling through my Facebook posts and came across the amazing accomplishments posted by friends, family, and colleagues. I was so glad to finally see positive images of people of color on social media.
...Over the years, I have worked with teens and young adults, facilitating and directing programs on work readiness while connecting them to job opportunities. I’ve also interviewed numerous candidates and can tell you what employers are looking for in a new hire. Interviews have a set of unwritten rules and...
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.
