Corey Wiggins's guest appearances

Corey Wiggins

Faith And Reason 360

Key to the City Podcast

UAB Green and Told

Inspirational Power Hour

Joan Chittister

Jason Aaron

Eric Meyer

Andrew McDonald

Linda Hill

Charles Taylor

Geoffrey Golden

MARK INGRAM

Kerry Thomas

Steven Moore

John Dominic Crossan

Marcus Borg

Josh Carpenter

Katie Roberts

Adam Hickman

OwlTail

Corey WigginsExecutive Director, Mississippi State Conference NAACPMSPH, UAB School of Public Health, 2005PHD, UAB School of Education, 2012More InformationUAB School of Education - UAB Grad Fights for Economic Justice, Healthcare in the SouthSocial Europe - Freedom is why Black Lives Matter

Corey Wiggins Executive Director, Mississippi State Conference NAACP MSPH, UAB School of Public Health, 2005 PHD, UAB School of Education, 2012More Information <a href="https://www.uab.edu/education/home/soe-news/506-uab-grad-fights-for-economic-justice-healthcare-in-the-south" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">UAB School of Education - UAB Grad Fights for Economic Justice, Healthcare in the South</a> <a href="https://www.socialeurope.eu/freedom-is-why-black-lives-matter" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Social Europe - Freedom is why Black Lives Matter</a>

Reshaping a Career Path - Dr. Corey Wiggins '05/'12

🔑🔑🔑🔑🔑S2: EP.29: “Press FORWARD”🔑🔑🔑🔑🔑What’s going on kinfolk?! We’re closing out the week with Episode 29!!🔥🔥 We have just experienced one of the most intense elections of our lifetime!! That’s why I’m honored to have someone that can provide us with a little post election commentary! This week, we have the Executive Director of the MS NAACP (@naacpms), Dr. Corey Wiggins, in the City with us! We’ll be discussing the importance of holding public officials accountable, local election results, the power of civic engagement , and much more!! Join the conversation Tomorrow, Nov. 13th at 7:00p, on our Facebook &amp; YouTube pages!! And as always....Y’all know what we do in the City....Come Build Witcha Kinfolk!!--- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/key-to-the-city-podcast/messageSupport this podcast: https://anchor.fm/key-to-the-city-podcast/support

🔑🔑🔑🔑🔑 S2: EP.29: “Press FORWARD” 🔑🔑🔑🔑🔑 What’s going on kinfolk?! We’re closing out the week with Episode 29!!🔥🔥 We have just experienced one of the most intense elections of our lifetime!! That’s why I’m honored to have someone that can provide us with a little post election commentary! This week, we have the Executive Director of the MS NAACP (@naacpms), Dr. Corey Wiggins, in the City with us! We’ll be discussing the importance of holding public officials accountable, local election results, the power of civic engagement , and much more!! Join the conversation Tomorrow, Nov. 13th at 7:00p, on our Facebook &amp; YouTube pages!! And as always....Y’all know what we do in the City....Come Build Witcha Kinfolk!! --- Send in a voice message: <a href="https://anchor.fm/key-to-the-city-podcast/message" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://anchor.fm/key-to-the-city-podcast/message</a> Support this podcast: <a href="https://anchor.fm/key-to-the-city-podcast/support" rel="payment nofollow" target="_blank">https://anchor.fm/key-to-the-city-podcast/support</a>

S2: EP.29: “Press Forward” - Interview w/ Dr. Corey Wiggins

For the fifth episode of Faith &amp; Reason’s Born Black series, Debo and Catherine Young chat with Dr. Corey Wiggins, the Executive Director of the NAACP Mississippi State Conference. Dr. Wiggins goes into detail about growing up and figuring out what he wanted to do with his life, as well as how all that led to his position at the NAACP. They touch on the importance of the vote to remove confederate emblems from the Mississippi state flag, and how that vote was followed with debates about issues like funding for public schools and universities. Since Mississippi has voted to remove the flag, the policies and decisions that have come after are reflective of the same ideals that the previous flag stood for. We must change the hearts and minds of our community and leadership in order to make real change happen. So, what happens next? What does change look like, and what can we do? Originally from Hazlehurst, Mississippi, Dr. Wiggins has a Bachelor of Science from Alcorn State University, and a Masters of Science of Public Health with an emphasis in Health Policy and a PhD in Health Promotion from the University of Alabama Birmingham.

For the fifth episode of Faith &amp; Reason’s Born Black series, Debo and Catherine Young chat with Dr. Corey Wiggins, the Executive Director of the NAACP Mississippi State Conference. Dr. Wiggins goes into detail about growing up and figuring out what he wanted to do with his life, as well as how all that led to his position at the NAACP. They touch on the importance of the vote to remove confederate emblems from the Mississippi state flag, and how that vote was followed with debates about issues like funding for public schools and universities. Since Mississippi has voted to remove the flag, the policies and decisions that have come after are reflective of the same ideals that the previous flag stood for. We must change the hearts and minds of our community and leadership in order to make real change happen. So, what happens next? What does change look like, and what can we do? Originally from Hazlehurst, Mississippi, Dr. Wiggins has a Bachelor of Science from Alcorn State University, and a Masters of Science of Public Health with an emphasis in Health Policy and a PhD in Health Promotion from the University of Alabama Birmingham.

Making Real Change Happen, with Dr. Corey Wiggins of Mississippi NAACP

Dee Bookert-Nixon

Corey Wiggins, Executive Director for the State of Mississippi NAACP discusses current state of the organization and the need for citizens to continue to be involved.  Co-Founder and Director of the Cure Sickle Cell Foundation, Dee Bookert-Nixon talks about World Sickle Cell Day, education, advocacy and never ending fight for a cure.

Corey Wiggins, Executive Director for the State of Mississippi NAACP discusses current state of the organization and the need for citizens to continue to be involved. Co-Founder and Director of the Cure Sickle Cell Foundation, Dee Bookert-Nixon talks about World Sickle Cell Day, education, advocacy and never ending fight for a cure.