Concerts, plays, and other live performances have been practically nonexistent in the time of COVID19. But the desire to perform and create remains as strong as ever. Dr. Anica talks to Carl Cofield, Associate Artistic Director of the Classical Theater of Harlem, to get his advice for artists and performers in this tough time. Listen in to this inspiring interview!
Read MoreMarginalized groups, more than any other, have felt the crushing weight of the pandemic. Dr. Anica Talks to Christian Nunes, Vice President of NOW (the National Organization for Women) on the challenges facing these groups, and the practical ways she believes they can be helped. Tune in to this important discussion.
Read MoreWhat do you do when you're use to solving problems, but you encounter a problem you can't solve? Dr. Anica Talks to Pastor Craig Holliday on the challenges men face in the time of #COVID19, and what he recommends men do to address the unsolvable. Listen in on this valuable interview.
Read MoreFrom the second generation student to the undocumented farm worker Covid19 has deeply touched the Latino community, but its effects are not always seen. Dr. Anica Talks with President and CEO of Mana (the largest Latina organization in the US) to discuss her concerns for the Latina community during this pandemic, and how it affects you. Check out this powerful interview.
Read MoreIn times of crises we tend to find or lose faith. COVID19 has undoubtedly tested the faith of many. Dr. Anica talks to Pastor Tyrone McDonald on how to make sense of the loss in this pandemic, and what to say to youth about God's role in it. Check out this inspiring interview.
Read MoreThanks to COVID19 schooling has become a challenge for everyone, with teachers supporting students online and parents/caregivers taking over the in person duties. Dr. Anica talks to high school and special education teacher Altovise Laster on the ways her work has changed due to the pandemic, and what advice she has for parents in this time. Get incredible tips and resources in this fun interview.
Read MoreIn times of crises creativity and the arts are often forgotten, but for youth they are essentials for thriving. Dr. Anica Talks to New York Times Best Selling Author Renee Watson to get her thoughts on helping youth survive COVID19, the future of nonprofits, and why there's hope for all of us in this pandemic. Get it all in this captivating interview.
Read MoreCovid-19 has affected everyone, but the impact has not been equal. Dr. Anica explores the challenges facing marginalized groups during a pandemic, and ways to improve things socially in this incredible interview with psychologist and scholar activist Dr. Apyrl Alexander. Check it out now!
Read MoreIt's no secret that many are facing undue financial burdens caused by COVID-19. Check out Dr. Anica's interview with financial adviser Jonathan Elks to get his best money tips for college students, young families, and small business owners
Read MoreDr. Anica interviews psychologist and women's health expert Dr. Atkinson on ways women can better take care of themselves in the time of COVID-19. Check out the practical tips and links revealed in this power packed interview!
Read MoreBeing embarrassed publicly is tough, but add the experience of racial profiling, and the pain felt is exponential. Join Dr. Anica as she explores the psychological impact of the shame linked to racial profiling, and find out what you can do about it.
Read MoreOnline dating is now the #1 way that heterosexual couples meet. But for Black women and Asian men the odds of finding love online are not always favorable. Dr. Anica explores the psychological impact of racial bias in online dating, and helps us figure out what we can do about it.
Read MoreDr. Anica Talks Couples with fellow psychologist and Christian sex therapist Dr. Jessica McCleese on how couples can effectively manage the challenges of living in a pandemic.
Read MoreIf you've ever privately thought or even said aloud, "Why Does Race Matter?" This one is for YOU! You may know the history and even seen some stats, but when it comes to everyday life---health care, education, employment, and the media---you may still be wondering, "Why all the fuss about race?!" Does it really influence everything? Or is it just an easy excuse? Let's talk about it. Join Dr. Anica, in person or online, for the continuation of this incredible series, bringing together professionals from all walks of life. The event kicks off with a fun cocktail hour on Saturday, February 15th at 6pm. As always, tickets will also be available at the door. See the flyer for location details. Register today!
Read MoreCheck out Dr. Anica’s review of this moving and heartwrenching book, The Rape of Nanking by Iris Chang. If you or someone you know is struggling with suicidal thoughts, please seek help. Contact the National Suicide Holtine at 1.800.273.8255.
Read MoreCheck out Dr. Anica’s review of the book I’m Still Here: Black Dignity in a World Made for Whiteness by Austin Channing Brown. This is a must read book, here’s why!
Read MoreAre Corn Rows, Sombreros, Head Wraps, and Taco Tuesday Fair Game? What is Cultural Appropriation? Is it the same as Cultural Appreciation? Who decides? Come join us for this exciting new installment of Race Talks with Dr. Anica as we tackle this important topic. It's all happening on Saturday, December 14th at 6pm, hosted at the famed Langston Hughes House in Harlem. We're again partnering with the wonderful ITooArts Collective for great time of networking, connection, fun, drinks, and honest conversation. Register Today!
Read MoreHere’s my latest review on the phenomenal book The Best of Enemies by Osha Gray Davidson. As always, I’ve got three takeaway points for you.
Read MoreCheck out Dr. Anica’s review of the compelling tale of former White Nationalist R. Derek Black and his journey to becoming anti-racist. The book is “Rising Out of Hatred: The Awakening of a former White Nationalist” by Eli Saslow. Here are 3 reasons why you should read it!
Read MoreWe teach kids how to tell time, cross the street, and share, but what do we tell them about racism?
Do we wait for something to happen or sit them down and have the talk? This fall we're hosting another installment of Race Talks with Dr. Anica, a conversational series, and we're asking "How do you talk to kids about racism?" Join Dr. Anica and a diverse group at the historic Langston Hughes House in Harlem for this lively, engaging, and honest conversation. In partnership with ITooArts Collective this popular event kicks off with a fun cocktail hour with light refreshments, perfect for networking and connecting with artists and professionals from all walks of life. It's all happening on Saturday, October 5th at 6pm. Click “Read More” below to purchase ticket today! Tickets will also be available at the door.
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