Brave Voices in Education – The Podcast
Brave Voices in Education - The Podcast
Podcast Description
Brave Voices in Education amplifies the voices of educators, leaders, and changemakers driving real impact in schools and communities. Hosted by award-winning educator Craig Aarons-Martin, this podcast dives into the stories, strategies, and lived experiences of those pushing for equity, belonging, and transformation in education. Expect candid conversations, deep insights, and actionable takeaways that challenge the status quo.
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Content Themes
The podcast focuses on themes of equity, belonging, and transformative leadership within educational settings, exploring topics such as the challenges of federal funding in schools and the essence of living authentically brave. Episodes include conversations about the importance of youth voice, strategies for advocating for marginalized groups, and personal reflections on what it means to be courageous in everyday life.
Brave Voices in Education amplifies the voices of educators, leaders, and changemakers driving real impact in schools and communities. Hosted by award-winning educator Craig Aarons-Martin, this podcast dives into the stories, strategies, and lived experiences of those pushing for equity, belonging, and transformation in education. Expect candid conversations, deep insights, and actionable takeaways that challenge the status quo.
#GetYourselfACupofCourage #BraveVoicesInEd #CCMEdGroup
Want to share your story? Apply to be a guest here: https://ccmeducationgroup.co/brave-voices.
How do Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs) continue to build bridges between legacy and liberation in today’s educational landscape?
In this dynamic episode of Brave Voices in Education, Craig Aarons-Martin brings you a special recording from the 2025 HBCU Summit held at Harvard University, hosted by Dr. Keith Lezama, founder of the Building Bridges Foundation. Featured guests include Dr. Moala Bannavti and Dr. Robert Jennings, two powerful educators and advocates for Black excellence in higher education.
This episode explores the intersection of cultural identity, the enduring impact of HBCUs, and what it means to lead with humanity, heritage, and unapologetic hope.
🎙️ Topics include:
The historical and cultural power of HBCUs
Navigating predominantly white institutions as Black scholars
The role of educators in affirming student identity
Trauma-informed leadership and cultural healing
Bridging generational wisdom and innovation in education
✨ Guest Highlights: Dr. Moala Bannavti is an environmental justice advocate and equity educator with deep roots in community empowerment. Dr. Robert Jennings is a former HBCU president and national thought leader on Black male achievement and institutional leadership.
Connect with Dr. Bannavti on LinkedIn:linkedin.com/in/moala-k-bannavti Email Dr. Jennings directly: [email protected] Learn more about Dr. Lezama’s work:buildingbridgeseducation.com
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