Curriculum development, curriculum change, program evaluation, policies and practices

kimya@365diversity.com 443-529-9935

Sharing ideas and challenging each other to make changes

Going beyond ideas to make changes at every level

Diversity

Inclusion

Equity

DEI

D&I

Justice

The above catchwords and acronyms often lack outcomes

Your school, business, or organization needs measurable and lasting changes.

Please contact 365 Diversity for help with every aspect including recruitment, retention, teaching and training, policies and procedures, and practices

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Trainings, workshops, evaluations, and assessments

Results-based: Evaluated and assessed

365 Diversity does results-based trainings, workshops, evaluations, and assessments of every part of schools, businesses, and organizations.

This requires getting outside of the comfort zone and challenging normalcy, power majorities, and decision makers.

Contact 365 Diversity:

kimya@365diversity.com

‪(443) 529-9935

Meet Dr. Kimya Nuru Dennis

Dr. Kimya Nuru Dennis is founder and owner of 365 Diversity.

As an activist, sociologist and criminologist, educator, and evaluator, Kimya Nuru Dennis is invested in educating, training, evaluating, and assessing for-profit organizations and non-profit organizations.

As a multidisciplinary and interdisciplinary educator, trainer, facilitator, evaluator and researcher, Kimya Nuru Dennis specializes in demographic and cultural factors contributing to K-12 and colleges-universities, workforce and workplace, law-police-court-penal system, and medical-health system.

This captures a range of issues including:

Recruitment and training methods for schools, businesses, and organizations
Teaching and learning design and implementation for schools
Factors contributing to health conditions, access to health services, and health outcomes
Improving police departments, law enforcement, court system, and penal system

This reaches local, national, and international populations with focus on underserved, underrepresented, and marginalized people

Training, workshop, evaluation, assessment, research

In addition to being a criminologist and sociologist, Kimya Nuru Dennis is a childfree-by-choice sociologist invested in sexual rights and freedoms and reproductive rights and freedoms. Dr. Dennis conducted the first known study solely with childfree African diaspora in U.S. and around the world and created and taught the first childfree college course.

Born and raised in Richmond, Virginia, Kimya Nuru Dennis is a product of predominantly Black K-12 Richmond Public Schools and earned bachelor's and master's in Richmond, Virginia.

Kimya Nuru Dennis lived in North Carolina for 17 years, eight years in Raleigh to earn doctorate and nine years in Winston-Salem as faculty.

Now living in Baltimore, Maryland, Kimya Nuru Dennis's work is local, national, and international.

Please scroll down and read Dr. Dennis's General Resume' and Health Resume'.

Diversity, inclusion, and equity through connections and collaborations

General Resume' and Health Resume'

In the general resume' and health equity resume' you will find Dr. Dennis's background, areas of expertise, writings, interviews, and community involvement.

Dr. Kimya Nuru Dennis General Resume' (pdf)

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Dr. Kimya Nuru Dennis Health Equity Resume' (pdf)

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Interviews and Presentations

June 2021 GEMS Podcast/Genesis Amaris Kemp

We discussed Black collaborations—Our People connecting and furthering changes rather than waiting to be rescued.

Audio-Only:

https://anchor.fm/genesis-amaris-kemp/episodes/Black-Collaborations-with-Dr--Kimya-Nuru-Dennis-e12p59o

Suicide Prevention and Social Media (SPSM)

Suicide in marginalized communities.

June 2021: The Awakening Educator

Dr. Kimya Nuru Dennis has concrete ideas for educators about ways to implement equity every day. Often, equity work in schools is relegated to a one-and-done professional development experience that rarely makes any changes to educator practices or student outcomes.

Beautiful Bastards: Episode 32, June 14, 2021

Addressing racial identities, white dominance, and racism.

Race and Childfreedom

This conversation is rich and touches on several subjects that cross over what being childfree means. We only scratched the surface and encourage you to dig deeper into these issues.