I create transformative experiences for rebel educators, empowering them to guide at-risk students on a journey of healing from “father wounds” and “parental trauma.” My approach, rooted in hip-hop therapeutic writing, enables at-promise youth to remix their narratives and step into their purpose.
Hip-hop Therapeutic Writing Courses for Educators
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The Hip-hop Novice
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Access to foundational courses in hip-hop pedagogy and therapeutic writing.
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Introduction to analyzing poetry and hip-hop lyrics.
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Basic understanding of using hip-hop journaling for emotional intelligence.
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Entry-level content suitable for educators new to hip-hop education and therapeutic writing.
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Target Audience:
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Educators who are new to hip-hop pedagogy and therapeutic writing.
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Those interested in exploring the connection between hip-hop culture and education.
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Beginners in incorporating creative writing techniques into their teaching practice.
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Therapeutic Lyricist
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Comprehensive courses diving deeper into hip-hop pedagogy and therapeutic writing.
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Advanced techniques for analyzing and teaching poetry and hip-hop lyrics.
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In-depth exploration of using hip-hop journaling for emotional intelligence and healing.
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Practical guidance on facilitating hip-hop writing cyphers and collaboration.
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Personal anecdotes and insights from your own journey of overcoming father wounds.
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Target Audience:
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Educators with some experience in hip-hop pedagogy or therapeutic writing.
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Those seeking to expand their knowledge and skills in using hip-hop as a tool for emotional expression and healing.
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Teachers interested in incorporating more advanced hip-hop techniques into their curriculum.
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Griot MasterClass
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Advanced masterclasses on hip-hop pedagogy, therapeutic writing, and cultural teaching.
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Expert-level instruction on analyzing and teaching complex hip-hop narratives and poetics.
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Deep dive into using hip-hop as a tool for cultural teaching and empowering students.
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Practical strategies for implementing African and hip-hop griot traditions in educational settings.
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Exclusive sessions on self-education techniques and teaching others based on African Diaspora Studies principles.
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Target Audience:
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Experienced educators deeply committed to using hip-hop as a transformative tool in their teaching.
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Those seeking the highest level of expertise in integrating hip-hop culture and therapeutic writing into education.
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Educators looking to become leaders and advocates for hip-hop pedagogy and cultural teaching in their communities.
