Episode 32: The Inspiring Educator Behind Teachers Pay Black Teachers: A Conversation with Ashley Tucker

Episode 33: The Juxtaposition of Black Joy and Trauma with Dr. Celeste Malone and Dr. Sherrie Proctor

Welcome to the Healing-Centered Conversations podcast! In this episode, we have a powerful discussion between Dr. Celeste Malone and Dr. Sherrie Proctor on the Juxtaposition of Black Joy and Black Trauma.  Healing is a form of resistance and in this special episode, Dr. Proctor sits down with Dr. Malone to begin the healing process. Dr. Malone describes in her own words, what happened in Denver for NASP 2023 and what she was feeling at that moment, and then reflects on the importance of mobilizing the community and the lessons learned from their response. Dr. Malone discusses the highs and lows of her presidency as just the second Black person to ever serve in the role of President of NASP. She shares her experiences and challenges in leading a national organization and the importance of diversity, equity, and inclusion in her work. Importantly, listeners will hear firsthand, from two legends in the field of Schoo Psychology about their perspective on the importance of hope and healing in the face of trauma and systemic oppression. This episode is a powerful and necessary conversation for anyone interested in healing-centered practices and addressing the intersection of Black joy and trauma. Tune in to the full episode to hear Dr. Malone and Dr. Proctor's insights and experiences. Guest details... Dr. Celeste Malone NASP, President, Associate Professor Follow on social @cmonique1023 [https://twitter.com/cmonique1023] Website [https://twitter.com/cmonique1023]                     Sherrie L. Proctor, Ph.D. Professor of School Psychology Follow on social @JustSchoolPsych [https://twitter.com/JustSchoolPsych] Sherrie Proctor | Queens College of the City University of New York [https://qc-cuny.academia.edu/SherrieProctor/CurriculumVitae] Research Team Website [http://justschoolpsychologists.weebly.com/] NASP 2023 Recent statement from NASP [https://www.nasponline.org/professional-development/nasp-2023-annual-convention/update-to-nasp-members-and-convention-attendees-regarding-the-hyatt-incident] Apology from the Hyatt [https://www.nasponline.org/x57534.xml] Want to Support Black School Psychologists? You can donate to the Black School Psych Network (BSPN) here [https://www.bspninc.com/donate] Become a sponsor for the BSPN Summit here [https://www.bspninc.com/sponsorship] Learn more about BSPN here [https://www.bspninc.com/] Follow on social media @theblacksps [https://www.instagram.com/theblacksps/?hl=en] across all platforms

Episode 32: The Inspiring Educator Behind Teachers Pay Black Teachers: A Conversation with Ashley Tucker

In this episode, Byron has a healing-centered convo with Ashley Tucker, Assistant Principal, and founder of Teachers Pay Black Teachers. Ashley discusses the need of creating culturally responsive content, her previous roles as a dean and special education teacher, how deficit thinking shows up in our work, and what being healing-centered means in her work. Don't miss this inspiring and healing-centered episode! Guest details... Name: Ashley Tucker Title: Special Educator & SEL Enthusiast Social: @AshleyTuck [https://www.teacherspayblackteachers.com/] Website [https://www.teacherspayblackteachers.com/]

Episode 31: A Journey to Restore More with Founder Claudine Miles

Welcome to the Healing Centered Conversations Podcast where we create space for conversations that heal. With your host Dr. Byron McClure, along with our special guests will give you the insight to promote collective healing by putting people first. In this episode, we have a special guest, Claudine Miles, Founder of Restore More! Claudine specializes in Restorative Practices, Mental Health First Aid, & Title I. Turnaround Work. Certified in Diversity & Inclusion Training: Initial Concepts & Unconscious Bias in the Workplace from Compliance Training Group. Guest details Name: Claudine Miles Title: Co-Founder CEO Social: @werestoremore [https://www.instagram.com/werestoremore/] Website [https://www.werestoremore.com/]                  Connect with Byron Email [byron@healingcenteredconversation.com] Twitter [https://twitter.com/HealingConvoPod] Instagram [https://www.instagram.com/healingconvopod/] Facebook [https://www.facebook.com/HealingConvoPod] TikTok [https://www.tiktok.com/@healingconvopod?] Additional Resources Learn more about the Healing Centered Conversations Podcast [https://www.healingcenteredconversation.com/about-the-show] Healing Centered Conversations Blog [https://www.healingcenteredconversation.com/blog] Healing Centered Merchandise [https://social-justice-corner.creator-spring.com/] Join our email list [http://www.healingcenteredconversation.com]

Episode 30: How to Leverage Technology, Creativity, and Relationships as a School Psychologist with Tim McIvor

Show Notes In this episode, we discuss the profession of school psychology, business, and entrepreneurship. Tim shares how School Psychologists can integrate technology into practice. He also shares the importance of building relationships in our field. About Tim McIvor [timothy.mcivor@gmail.com] Tim McIvor is a practicing School Psychologist and Founder of popular website for School Psychologists, SchoolPsych.com. Guest details Name: Tim McIvor Title: School Psychologist Website [https://schoolpsych.com/]  Connect with Byron Email [byron@healingcenteredconversation.com] Twitter [https://twitter.com/HealingConvoPod] Instagram [https://www.instagram.com/healingconvopod/] Facebook [https://www.facebook.com/HealingConvoPod] TikTok [https://www.tiktok.com/@healingconvopod?] Additional Resources Learn more about the Healing Centered Conversations Podcast [https://www.healingcenteredconversation.com/about-the-show] Healing Centered Conversations Blog [https://www.healingcenteredconversation.com/blog] Healing Centered Merchandise [https://social-justice-corner.creator-spring.com/] Join our email list [http://www.healingcenteredconversation.com]

Episode 29: Britt Hawthorne the Antiracist Visionary

Show Notes In this episode, Britt Hawthorne discusses developing your identity, dream interpretation, turning work into play, creating brave spaces, being thankful for nights that turned into mornings, and the importance of rooting for yourself.  About Britt Hawthorne Britt Hawthorne (she/her) is a Black bi-racial momma, teacher, author, and anti-bias and antiracist facilitator. Britt partners with caregivers, educators, and families to raise the next generation of antiracist children. Together with her beloved partner, they are raising their children to become empathic, critical thinkers, embracing justice and activism. Her days are filled with coffee, teaching, and joy. Guest details Name: Britt Hawthorne Title: Anti-racist Educator Buy her book: Raising Antiracist Children: A Practical Parenting Guide [https://www.amazon.com/Raising-Antiracist-Children-Practical-Parenting/dp/1982185422/ref=sr_1_1?keywords=britt+hawthorne&qid=1641698270&sprefix=britt+hawtho%2Caps%2C110&sr=8-1] Website [https://britthawthorne.com/] Social: @britthawthorne [https://www.instagram.com/britthawthorne/] Connect with Byron Email [byron@healingcenteredconversation.com] Twitter [https://twitter.com/HealingConvoPod] Instagram [https://www.instagram.com/healingconvopod/] Facebook [https://www.facebook.com/HealingConvoPod] TikTok [https://www.tiktok.com/@healingconvopod?] Additional Resources Learn more about the Healing Centered Conversations Podcast [https://www.healingcenteredconversation.com/about-the-show] Healing Centered Conversations Blog [https://www.healingcenteredconversation.com/blog] Healing Centered Merchandise [https://social-justice-corner.creator-spring.com/] Join our email list [http://www.healingcenteredconversation.com]