Commemorating Juneteenth in Memphis
We know what happened on the 4th of July and we’re vaguely aware of the meaning behind St. Patrick’s Day, but what about Juneteenth? June …
national civil rights museum
Memphis: As Seen Onscreen
So we’re stuck at home, AND stuck inside because of Snowmageddon 2021? Ain’t that a bi…Okay, let’s stay positive! We’re lucky to have houses, …
Four Racial Justice Resources for Kids in Memphis
How do we teach kids about race? How do we begin racial reconciliation? Where do we even start? In a city (and country) where …
Caravan Your Way Through Black Memphis’ Past & Present with A Tour of Possibilities
History comes with highs and lows. You can’t have one without the other, and if you deny yourself the chance to fully understand both …
Local Resources to Keep You and Your Kids From Cutting Class
First, let’s give a hand to all of the teachers in our lives. As a former educator, I understand the daily grind of school …
Entertaining My Visiting Family
I got a wonderful visit from my family over Easter weekend! The last time my parents came to visit, the general mood of the …
My One Year Anniversary of Living In Memphis
Being new to Memphis, many times in conversation the question “How long have you lived here,” is asked and I typically answer “Only a …
Memphis Celebrates Compassion Week
March 31st – Friday, April 7th will mark the first official Memphis Compassion Week. Memphis Compassion Week recognizes the plethora of upcoming community events concerning …
Making A Video Tribute to Memphis
I got an opportunity to work with one of Memphis’ incredible videographers recently. Moe Nunley has shot music videos for several Hip Hop artists …
When You’re Tired But You Still Gotta Eat
I’ve been traveling often for recruiting trips and getting ready for Memphis Teacher Residency’s next selection weekend, so lately my go-to Friday night plan …