Maleka Diggs's guest appearances

Maleka Diggs

Fare of the Free Child

Unified Threads

The SIP

Contemporary Perspectives on Black Homeschooling

Erica Brown

Charlotte Mason

Iris Chen

Candi Cdebaca

Matthew Rankin

Miss Lou

Dianne Reeves

Ralph Angel

Scott Speed

Najai Knox

Latino Homeschoolers

Thea Monyeé

Kim Dawson

Caitlin Edwards

Alicia Young

OwlTail

This talk offers Black parents and educators an opportunity to explore and deepen awareness around how tactics and behaviors experienced throughout our childhood become the blueprint for our parenting approaches and ways to disrupt harmful practices. A Disruptor of Monoliths, Maleka Diggs, is a a youth advocate, equity and inclusion trainer, and presenter through her company, Eclectic Learning Network; dedicated to exploring how perpetuating colonizing tactics and behaviors impact our R.E.P. (race, education, parenting) practices and ways to shift barriers toward invitations centered on community, connection, and awareness through multisensory and self-directed learning approaches.   ----- This Coffee Talk was presented during the 2021 Black Family Homeschool Educators and Scholars Virtual Teach-In. To learn more about BFHES, visit http://www.blackfamilyhomeschool.org

This talk offers Black parents and educators an opportunity to explore and deepen awareness around how tactics and behaviors experienced throughout our childhood become the blueprint for our parenting approaches and ways to disrupt harmful practices. A Disruptor of Monoliths, Maleka Diggs, is a a youth advocate, equity and inclusion trainer, and presenter through her company, Eclectic Learning Network; dedicated to exploring how perpetuating colonizing tactics and behaviors impact our R.E.P. (race, education, parenting) practices and ways to shift barriers toward invitations centered on community, connection, and awareness through multisensory and self-directed learning approaches.   ----- This Coffee Talk was presented during the 2021 Black Family Homeschool Educators and Scholars Virtual Teach-In. To learn more about BFHES, visit <a href="https://www.youtube.com/redirect?event=video_description&amp;redir_token=QUFFLUhqa0J0dXlhbDV3Wml1SFV0UDVlN19NZDVyX3pvd3xBQ3Jtc0trQ1c0cUlmYjZDVFltTDRfU2R4SktLMzdnallnSDM3YnhVa3FYYllQcVRmUlhJOG5DOERHbklWRDBlRk1zaTlfa1hIbFVUTmgtTGl1XzZSZDRXOHRXWkE4V29oSEExUkR2cExfVzdZZnhxZXdqcHBBSQ&amp;q=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.blackfamilyhomeschool.org%2F&amp;v=fQjFduwFWWA" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://www.blackfamilyhomeschool.org</a>

Race, Education and Parenting (REP) with Maleka Diggs

The SIP LIVE is joined by unschooling advocate and entrepreneur Maleka Diggs!

The SIP LIVE is joined by unschooling advocate and entrepreneur Maleka Diggs!

The SIP LIVE Ep. 40 | Maleka Diggs

“Transitioning to homeschooling was eye opening. This method uncovered how much my own conditioning about learning impacted my daughters. The system was a well-oiled and self-sustaining machine burnt into the recesses of my conscious and unconscious; marionette to the system. A natural learner myself, all that was left was to let go. But unschooling? Initially the term was off putting, but unschooling created a platform to acknowledge and work toward my own liberation. School is not synonymous with learning and when children are genuinely interested, the joys of learning unfold. Now, I am extending my experiences and knowledge with families as an unconventional education advocate with a focus on Black/Brown communities. My work is in providing support through resources and programs that empower, inspire, and create actions that impact families in positive, long-term ways.” Maleka Diggs, founder of Philadelphia’s annual Homeschool Conference and Explorer’s Day CampSupport the showDig this show? Join our make-it-happen family at patreon.com/akilah to make sure we can keep this thang going strong. Thank you!

“Transitioning to homeschooling was eye opening. This method uncovered how much my own conditioning about learning impacted my daughters. The system was a well-oiled and self-sustaining machine burnt into the recesses of my conscious and unconscious; marionette to the system. A natural learner myself, all that was left was to let go. But unschooling? Initially the term was off putting, but unschooling created a platform to acknowledge and work toward my own liberation. School is not synonymous with learning and when children are genuinely interested, the joys of learning unfold. Now, I am extending my experiences and knowledge with families as an unconventional education advocate with a focus on Black/Brown communities. My work is in providing support through resources and programs that empower, inspire, and create actions that impact families in positive, long-term ways.” Maleka Diggs, founder of Philadelphia’s annual Homeschool Conference and Explorer’s Day Camp<a href="https://www.patreon.com/akilah" rel="payment nofollow" target="_blank">Support the show</a>Dig this show? Join our make-it-happen family at <a href="https://www.patreon.com/akilah" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">patreon.com/akilah</a> to make sure we can keep this thang going strong. Thank you!

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