Today we're talking with Ms. Stephanie Carter, a children’s book author with a background in Civil Engineering. Her book...

In recognition of Thanksgiving, our theme is gratitude. Today, my Allies in Action Crew and I will be sharing experiences on our...

When I think about how I got into this space called Diversity, Inclusion, and Belonging I am grateful for the hard lessons learned...

Our goal this month was to take the scariness out of Diversity, Inclusion & Belonging conversations. Today's episode will be exploring...

Continuing our October theme of exploring what's scary about Diversity, Inclusion & Belonging conversations, Dr. Anita is being joined...

It’s national chess day, intended to recognize a game of anticipation, reflection, and strategy. In the same ways, it requires...

Today, Dr. Anita and her Allies in Action Crew will explore what has made Diversity, Inclusion & Belonging conversations scary for then, and

In today's podcast, we're talking with the recently appointed President of the Los Angeles chapter of the National Action Network and...

Today, I’m going to have the opportunity of talking with my engineer Brian Colburn of Sitch Radio to explore his ah-ha moments while...

Shortly after the Derek Chauvin verdicts were read, Keith Ellison, the Attorney General of Minnesota, was giving remarks, extending...

Unless we can all find the place where we belong, unless we can all find the cause that we belong to, and that we feel belongs to us...

Wrapping up the month’s focus on mental health and wellness, In her “Real Conversations with Dr. Anita” she learns about the impacts...

Continuing the dialogue about Kanye West in this second episode of “nSanity Check with Dr. Anita” she and her crew explore the real challeng

Remember when Kayne West declared his run for president? In her “nSanity Check with Dr. Anita” podcast, listen in as she wonders out loud

Listeners will be introduced to a new voice in podcasts: In her “Keeping It Real with Dr. Anita” podcast.

Continue to make time for walks with the families that held us together and kept us somewhat sane during a time of unimaginable craziness.