On the Front Porch with KaCey

About On the Front Porch with KaCey

For most Black Americans, especially those in the South, the front porch isn't just part of the entry to a house. It is associated with community, safety, and reflection. On The front Porch is where we have the hard conversations in a way that builds community in a safe space that allows us to reflect and act. On The Front Porch with KaCey discusses all things related to youth, education, community and how politics helps or hurts the topic of each week.

Publisher

Kanesha "KaCey" Venning

Category

education · news · society & culture

Language

en

Explicit

Yes

First episode

4 Jul 2022

Latest episode

13 Aug 2024

Latest episodes

27 episodes in the feed.

1. 

   13 Aug 2024

   The Legacy of Black Women in Social Change

   Send us a textWhat if the front porch of your home could be the birthplace of community transformation? Join me on an inspiring journey through the vital role of community engagement and education within the Black American experience. I share my personal story, from earning my Master of Divinity degree to embarking on an exciting PhD program in Public Theology and Community Engagement at Hampton University. We'll reflect on the importance of historically Black institutions, the biases HBCU gr...

2. 

   17 Oct 2023

   Elevating Black Entrepreneurs: A Conversation on Capacity Building, Community & Solidarity with Ayanna Carrington

   Send us a textPull up a chair on the Front Porch as I, Casey, engage in a riveting discussion with the inspiring Ayanna Carrington, the dynamic CEO and founder of Your Project Board. Ayanna shares her journey into the world of capacity building, her drive to uplift Black women entrepreneurs, and her belief in the power of structured support. Together, we navigate the tricky waters of leadership, unveiling the challenges of pivoting, the significance of setting boundaries, and the ripple effec...

3. 

   28 Jul 2023

   The Power of Collaboration in Transforming Education with Andrea Miller

   Send us a textWho says educators can't be superheroes too? Join us as we pull back the curtain on the life of Andrea Miller, a first-generation Jamaican American educator, passionately reshaping young minds at the South Atlanta School of Law and Social Justice and beyond. Listen to Andrea recount her journey from being a student in Decatur to becoming a pivotal figure in the education ecosystem and how her perspective on privilege and opportunity has shaped her professional life. Her perspect...

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