The Born Educators Academy

06/10/2026

06/10/2026

As a grandmother of eight granddaughters, it makes me angry that abuse is increasingly normalized. They have to deal with racism, sexism and dehumanizing stereotypes.

Black girls around the world are carrying a heavy burden. Racism and misogyny online are exposing them to bullying, harmful stereotypes, harassment, and attacks on their self-worth during some of the most formative years of their lives.

We all have a role to play. Parents, educators, community leaders, and platforms must create safer digital spaces, teach media literacy, encourage healthy self-esteem, and ensure Black girls know they are valued, seen, and worthy of protection.

When we protect Black girls, we strengthen families, communities, and future generations. 💜

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06/08/2026

Metro- Atlanta
HOUSING OPPORTUNITY ALERT!

Odyssey Villas Permanent Supportive Housing Program is accepting applications for:

*Working Single Parents with minor children in their custody
*Working Couples with minor children in their custody

Eligibility Requirements: Adults must pass a criminal background and credit check No pending criminal cases Cannot currently be on probation or parole Criminal history is reviewed on a case-by-case basis and is NOT an automatic disqualifier For couples, at least one parent must be employed; the second parent has 45 days to obtain employment

For more information or to apply:

Phone: 678-928-4181
Email: [email protected]
Website: www.communityconcernsinc.com

Please review all qualifications before applying.

05/20/2026

We are thankful for the help of HomeAidGeorgia for their timely gifts to The Born Educators Academy and its communities.

Providing baby diapers, wipes, and more to families in need across Georgia  

05/20/2026

Health equity matters deeply to me because I have lived and worked among both the privileged and the marginalized.

I have seen what happens when some have unlimited access to care, education, clinical research, and support while others are denied the very resources that could save or improve their lives.

I believe where a person is born, the color of their skin, or the size of their income should never determine their quality of life, their health outcomes, or how and when they die.

Connecting people to health resources is more than service for me — it is advocacy, dignity, justice, and humanity in action.

Everyone deserves access to information, prevention, care, and opportunities to live well.

05/19/2026

Healing as Resistance: Reclaiming Black Women’s Bodies, Stories, and Wellness Through Community Care

What does healing truly look like for Black women?

Healing is more than self-care. It is reconnecting to ourselves after generations of survival, silence, stress, trauma, and carrying the weight of others.

Healing begins with being seen.
Being heard.
Being safe enough to tell the truth.

For generations, our communities practiced collective care on porches, around kitchen tables, in beauty salons, churches, and through the wisdom of aunties, elders, and community mothers. People were checked on, prayed over, fed, and reminded they were not alone.

Today, we must intentionally rebuild those spaces.

Storytelling heals. Community heals. Rest heals.

For Black women, healing is not simply self-care—it is reclamation, resistance, and restoration.

05/03/2026

Some stories were never spoken… not because they didn’t matter, but because no one paused long enough to truly see her.

In our guided journaling session, we make space for the woman who wasn’t seen—her silence, her strength, her healing.

Because when her story is finally written… healing begins. ✨

Join us. It’s time to see yourself.

04/30/2026

The Born Educators Academy help us help marginalized women in our own communities and those around the world. Here our partners- Women Helping Women-- Liberia.