"365 Diversity" means 24/7 and 365 demographic-and-cultural identities and experiences.
Dr. Kimya Nuru Dennis contributes to policies, programs, evaluations regarding health, education, economics.
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An introduction to begin the first step in the process of measurable and lasting improvements in communities, organizations, and schools.
2 hours
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Price is per 5 pre-registered attendees.
Minimum of 5 pre-registrants required.
We Need H.E.L.P. qualifies for CEU and is designed for medical and health community advocates, medical and health students, and medical and health professionals.
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Leading K-12 decision makers and college decision makers throughout measurable and lasting changes in pedagogy, curriculum, course materials, libraries, and 6-month or annual evaluations and assessments.
6 hours: One day or three two-hour sessions
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Begin with a plan, end with a plan, and schedule follow-up evaluations and assessments.
Communities, organizations, K-12 decision makers, and college decision makers ready to change policies, practices, interactions, and 6-month or annual evaluations and assessments.
Dr. Kimya Nuru Dennis is a community advocate, sociologist and criminologist, educator, and researcher.
Dr. Dennis reaches local, national, and global collectives to help change and consistently evaluate the following:
Demographic and cultural identities, experiences, and disparities shape every component of K-12 schools and colleges-universities, medical and health organizations and facilities, community and family services, job skills and employment, economic development, and prevalence of police departments and law enforcement agencies.
Examples of Dr. Dennis's community outreach, teaching, research, interviews, and writings are on Linktr.ee and on the website resume (please scroll down to "Examples of Dr. Dennis's Background and Works").
Dr. Dennis's Health-Education-Economics work is local, national, and global collaborative.
Born and raised in the city of Richmond, Virginia, Dr. Dennis is a product of predominantly Black Richmond Public Schools and earned bachelor's and master's in Richmond, Virginia.
Dr. Dennis lived in North Carolina for 17 years, in Raleigh for the doctorate and in Winston-Salem for a full-time faculty position.
Since July 2019, Dr. Dennis lives in Baltimore, Maryland.
Dr. Dennis's areas of specialization, community involvement, teachings, writings, and interviews.
Dr. Kimya Nuru Dennis Health Outreach and Equity Resume (pdf)
DownloadDr. Kimya Nuru Dennis Criminology and Criminal Justice Resume (pdf)
DownloadHarold Cruse Black Intellectuals and Reconstructing Black America, The Sociologist, February 2024 (pdf)
DownloadHarold Cruse Cooperative Economic Association, Assoc of Black Sociologists, The Griot, Winter 2023 (pdf)
DownloadAlma Barlow: Grassroots Leadership and the Rise of the Richmond Tenants Organization (pdf)
DownloadBlack Women Academics: Artistic Expression through Teaching, Research, Activism (pdf)
DownloadBlack Women Graduate Students in PWIs (pdf)
DownloadSweatshirts, t-shirts, and tank tops with Dr. Dennis's quotes.
July 2022: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i-RpQq30TA0&t=4s
October 2022: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=reUl-E98s88&t=43s
2022, “Change is Not a Part-Time Job with Dr. Kimya Nuru Dennis,” Time for Teachership
https://www.lindsaybethlyons.com/blog/change-is-not-a-part-time-job-with-dr-kimya-nuru-dennis
2021, “Black and Childfree, Featuring Dr. Kimya Nuru Dennis,” The Simply King Podcast
2018, Suicide and Black America, No Jargon, Scholars Strategy Network
https://www.listennotes.com/podcasts/scholars-strategy/episode-145-suicide-and-iawhxXnM354/