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Consultations and Speeches

Here is a list of examples of where I have spoken or consulted on projects for non-profit or government organizations. Contact me if you believe that I can be of assistance at your organization's event. 

Consultations

National Council For Negro Women

Provided technical assistance to the National President and Chair of the Board to the civil rights organization as they created a social justice committee of the Board of Directors. Met with the inaugural committee to develop parameters for the committee and answer questions about how they should organize themselves.  On-going

City of Bluffton, South Carolina

Worked with the City of Bluffton, South Carolina as they develop their first Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion committee for the city employees. Discussed means for the employees to advise of current issues, how to develop affinity committees, and initial policies that they should have. On-going.

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Selected Speeches/ Featured Panels

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  • Census 101 National Pan-Hellenic Council January 2020

  • Census 101 National Bar Association Young Lawyers Division -- Featured Speaker, January 2020

  • “Activism Through Pro Bono” Washington Council of Lawyers and D.C. Chapter of the American Constitutional Society Jan 2017

  • Panelist, “After the Election: Local Priorities—The Changes in Your Communities” Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc., Delta Days at the Nation's Capital 2017

  • Panelist, “Ethics of Political Activism” Federal Bar Association, Indian Law Conference, Scottsdale, Arizona April 2017

  • Florida Coastal Black Law Students Association, Jacksonville, FL Feb. 2016

  • Black History Forum, Morgan State University April 2016

  • Panelist, Voting Rights Panel Riderwood Senior Living Facility, Silver Spring, MD Jan. 2016

  • Moderator, Pathways to the Bench Panel, National Bar Association Judicial Conference Jan 2016

  • Panelist, Youth Activist Panel, Charity Missionary Baptist Church, North Charleston, SC Nov. 2015

  • Panelist, Voting Rights of 1965, then and now, Jack and Jill of America Day on the Hill conference, July 2015

  • Imara Roose after-school program, Public Interest Careers Greenbelt, MD, April 15, 2015

  • Black History Month event, Fried Frank Law Firm in Washington, DC, February 18, 2015

  • Panelist, Voting Rights, Howard University School of Law, October 2014

  • Interviewed for Article, Huffington Post David Perdue exaggerates his father’s role in Desegregating Georgia’s schools.  Published online September 10, 2014

  • Panelist, Black Leadership—Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity, Inc. Alpha Chapter, Howard University. September 2014

  • Keynote Speaker, Maryland Bar Association Law Day 2014.

  • Panelist, “Developing Local and Regional Initiatives to Address Critical Issues, Sigma Gamma Rho Sorority, Inc. Northeastern Region, Morgan State University, January 31, 2015.

  • National Bar Association, Region XII event: Know Your Rights with Law Enforcement on August 23, 2014 at Shiloh Baptist Church, Washington, DC.

  • Keynote Speaker, James Madison University—Ethical Concepts in Leadership, Guest Speaker, Harrisonburg, Virginia. 

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