Ladiespromotingtransparentadvocacy

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CATEGORIZED AS SOCIETY & CULTURE, BUT ALSO FOCUSING ON CORPORATIONS, NEWS AND POLITICS ACCOUNTABILITY. Established in August 2020, we are everyday women advocating for change to rebuild communities and the world in a positive manner. Holding people accountable for inequalities, racism, injustice, civil rights, and human rights for all. Focusing on a variety of things that make individuals whole. Showing how politics plays a part in our daily lives and holding politicians accountable to represent the people who elected them . Making corporations aware that we are watching and reporting them (with evidence) for any consumer inequities of any kind. Using Subject Matter Experts (”SME”) to give in-depth details of the subject being discussed. With people needing laughter, we’re also having fun celebrating and uplifting people with positive adjustive episode categories such as: in 2020 and 2021 Marvelous Motivating Mondays, Wonderful Women Wednesdays, and also a special Fantastic Fellas Friday celebrating men and asking our men to contribute their ideas, suggestions and perspective. In 2022 we’re focusing on Wednesday episodes celebrating difference makers and still holding politicians and corporations accountable. We hope through podcasting we can help people discover things they may not be aware of that are affecting our communities. WE HOPE TO BE THE NEW VILLAGE THROUGH THE AIRWAVES. WHAT DO YOU HAVE TO SAY?

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Wednesday Feb 23, 2022

SHA’ PTA’ - WONDERFUL WOMAN WEDNESDAY - Pittsburgh’s Dr. Tyra Good

Wednesday Feb 23, 2022

Episode #150 - This WONDERFUL WOMAN WEDNESDAY, we continue to celebrate BLACK HISTORY MONTH and talk about Pittsburgh native Dr. Tyra Good. She is the Founder and Chief Academic Consultant with GOOD Knowledge Connections, LLC. She is also the founder of the Black Educators Network of Greater Pittsburgh, which is a collective voice of K-12, Higher Education, and community educators strategically working across school district and community lines to support each other while ensuring the academic and personal success of African American youth from underserved communities. Quoted as saying: “I am elated to be leading the Center for Equity in Urban Education (CEUE) with students, staff, faculty, school leaders, foundations, and community members, who are also committed to creating educational equity and justice,” said Good. “Through culturally responsive course work and experiential learning experiences, a graduate of the Center for Equity in Urban Education will have expertise in both content and cultural knowledge to teach and lead in an urban setting, as well as within rural and suburban settings.” She is a member of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc. Dr. Good graduated with a Bachelor degree in Business Management from Howard University, a Master of Arts in Teaching degree from Chatham University and a Doctorate degree in Educational Leadership and Evaluation from Duquesne University. WHAT DO YOU HAVE TO SAY? LINKS BELOW FOR: APPLE, GOOGLE, PANDORA, AND SPOTIFY.