In the year 2020, at least 12 percent of the community colleges in the United States will be led by African-African women. These women will range in age from 30 to 70. They will come from all walks of life. They will be liberals and conservatives. … [Read more...]
Enriching Education: Sisters for Community College Leadership
In spring 2011, I was honored to be asked to serve as a Virginia delegate for Vision 2020. As an advocate for women’s rights, I felt this organization and its vision were a great fit for me. The Vision 2020 Congress in Chicago in October 2011 got me … [Read more...]
Why I Started My Company
I was asked recently why I started my company. It was an interesting exercise to put my reasons into words. And the conversation only reaffirmed why I am so glad I established my company. … [Read more...]
Getting to Know 7 African-American Female Authors and Communicators in Virginia
I love many things, including Fridays, like-minded women, good food and great advice. A networking luncheon and seminar featuring African-American women authors and communicators allowed me to experience all of these things – within a three-hour … [Read more...]
10 Ways to Embrace African-American Diversity in the Workplace
Embracing others who do not look, dress, think or talk like us is the right thing to do. In fact, it’s the only thing to do. Embracing African-American diversity is also the economical thing to do. As professionals, it’s in our best interest to … [Read more...]