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In this special episode recorded live at Quince Coffee House, Dr. Asia Lyons sits down with Jenna Greenwood to explore her inspiring journey of self-discovery, family legacy, and finding community beyond traditional educational spaces. Jenna shares stories about growing up influenced by her grandmo…
In this special episode recorded live at Quince Coffee House, Dr. Asia Lyons sits down with Jenna Greenwood to explore her inspiring journey of self-discovery, family legacy, and finding community beyond traditional educational spaces. Jenna shares stories about growing up influenced by her grandmo…
It takes time and sometimes therapy to move past the harmful experiences we face. Follow me on Instagram: @hellodrasiaLinkedIn : https://www.linkedin.com/in/asia-lyons/Email: asia@lyonseducationalconsulting Learn more about combatting racial battle fatigue: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1d7K…
What if the key to retaining Black educators isn’t another training—but freedom? In this powerful clip, a #sxsw participant breaks down what schools, districts, and unions really need to do: stop boxing in Black teachers. Instead of using them to enforce control and compliance, honor their knowledg…
In this thought-provoking clip, Jason B. Allen speaks directly to a truth that’s often left unsaid: being Black doesn’t automatically mean you understand the realities of all Black children. With clarity and conviction, Jason calls out how some Black educators—though well-intentioned and highly cre…
When we have the right folks in front of our children we all win. Follow me on Instagram: @hellodrasiaLinkedIn : https://www.linkedin.com/in/asia-lyons/Email: asia@lyonseducationalconsulting Learn more about combatting racial battle fatigue: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1d7KXbRlf6Dpnl4PffXH…
For you, what does it mean well?Follow me on Instagram: @hellodrasiaLinkedIn : https://www.linkedin.com/in/asia-lyons/Email: asia@lyonseducationalconsulting Learn more about combatting racial battle fatigue: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1d7KXbRlf6Dpnl4PffXHvuIlLE0CKUEa8/view?usp=sharing
When was the last time you were fully rested? Follow me on Instagram: @hellodrasiaLinkedIn : https://www.linkedin.com/in/asia-lyons/Email: asia@lyonseducationalconsulting Learn more about combatting racial battle fatigue: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1d7KXbRlf6Dpnl4PffXHvuIlLE0CKUEa8/view?us…
After 60 interviews there a quite a few themes that have surfaced on the podcast. #bewell #educationmatters #theexitinterviewpodcast #podcast #blackpodcast Follow me on Instagram: @hellodrasiaLinkedIn : https://www.linkedin.com/in/asia-lyons/Email: asia@lyonseducationalconsulting Learn more a…
This powerful shout out celebrates Black motherhood, immigrant resilience, and the impact of educators who lead with love, even outside traditional classrooms.#BlackEducators #BlackMoms #TeacherTribute #BlackMenInEducation #NigerianMoms #LifelongEducator #TheExitInterviewPodcast #EducatorLegacy #B…
What advice would you give someone who is starting out in your field?Follow me on Instagram: @hellodrasiaLinkedIn : https://www.linkedin.com/in/asia-lyons/Email: asia@lyonseducationalconsulting Learn more about combatting racial battle fatigue: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1d7KXbRlf6Dpnl4Pf…
In this powerful episode of The Exit Interview: A Podcast for Black Educators, host Dr. Asia Lyons sits down with Jason B. Allen—educator, activist, and policy advocate—to discuss the systemic barriers Black students and educators face in traditional school systems.Jason shares his personal journ…
In this powerful episode of The Exit Interview: A Podcast for Black Educators, host Dr. Asia Lyons sits down with Jason B. Alleneducator, activist, and policy advocateto discuss the systemic barriers Black students and educators face in traditional school systems.Jason shares his personal journ…
What keeps Black educators in the classroom? For this mathematics professor, it’s all about impact.In this SXSW EDU street interview, Dr. Ajai Simmons (Instagram - @dr.aic54) reflects on their 27-year journey through education—K-12, undergrad, master’s, and PhD—and the fact that they only had one…
From the tensions between Black women educators and Black male leadership to the systemic silencing of Black educators’ voices, we uncover the themes that consistently emerge in our conversations.🔹 The rise of misogyny in Black male-led educational spaces🔹 Black educators being unheard and under…
Description:Racial battle fatigue isn’t racism itself—it’s how our minds and bodies respond to the racism we experience. From hypervigilance and panic attacks to resentment and disconnection, these responses are real and deeply impactful, especially for Black educators navigating racism both in an…
For Black educators, speaking up can often come with consequences—being labeled "too radical," "too vocal," or "too difficult." But what if the real power lies in fully owning our voices and our experiences? What if Black educators didn't have to soften the truth to be heard? In this powerful mome…
Why are Black educators leaving schools at alarming rates? How does racial battle fatigue impact retention? And what can school administrators, unions, and policymakers do to truly support Black teachers?In this episode of The Exit Interview: A Podcast for Black Educators, host Dr. Asia Lyons sit…
Keisha Rembert shares the power of co-teaching with students and how building relationships in the classroom transforms learning.#BlackEducators #EducationMatters #StudentVoice #TeacherLifeFollow me on Instagram: @hellodrasiaLinkedIn : https://www.linkedin.com/in/asia-lyons/Email: asia@lyonsed…
In this episode of The Exit Interview: A Podcast for Black Educators, Dr. Asia Lyons sits down with award-winning educator and advocate Keisha Rembert to discuss her journey in education, the challenges Black educators face, and the importance of racial literacy, affinity spaces, and wellness.Ke…
You gotta remove ego to heal.One of the most fascinating things about this work is watching how people—especially women—show up saying, “I’m here for my community. I’m taking notes. I’m bringing this back to help others.” They’ve accomplished so much, they’ve learned to push through, and they thi…
The Black educator pipeline isn’t growing the way we hoped—so what do we do now? In this clip, we get real about the numbers. As a former educator in Atlanta and professor at Spelman, Dr. Franita Ware had the same conversations over and over again—waiting for more Black educators to come to Color…
From teacher to mentor, Ms. Jane Walker shaped generations. But her legacy didn’t stop in the classroom—it lived on in laughter. At her visitation, guests found a bowl of “jokes to go,” a final gift from a teacher who believed in joy until the very end. 🥹✨ Who’s an educator you’ll never forget? Dro…
As teachers we have to make sure that we are always looking for opportunities to grow and sometimes that means leaving a school or district so that you can learn from others that you may have never met otherwise. #faithwalk #podcast #wellnesstips #wellness #teacherlifestyle Follow me on Instagram…