New Sponsorship Announcement!New Sponsorship Announcement!
Talking Journeys of Belonging 2 Blackness, Podcast X Give Black Alliance (powered by NEBiP) We are excited about this new year and new collaboration between the podcast Talking Journeys of
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Featured! Blubrry Podcasting February 2022 Podcaster of the Month: Yndia Lorick-Wilmot, host of Talking Journeys of Belonging 2 Blackness #BlackHistory365Featured! Blubrry Podcasting February 2022 Podcaster of the Month: Yndia Lorick-Wilmot, host of Talking Journeys of Belonging 2 Blackness #BlackHistory365
Check out the Blubrry Podcasting by RawVoice blog feature of podcast host Yndia Lorick-Wilmot, commemorating Black History Month in February 2022. Click here to read the full blog feature!
S3, Ep 022 with Amanda Bates of The Black Expat on traveling while Black and being a “third culture kid”S3, Ep 022 with Amanda Bates of The Black Expat on traveling while Black and being a “third culture kid”
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Announcement! New Social Media Platform IG@JourneysB2B_PodcastAnnouncement! New Social Media Platform IG@JourneysB2B_Podcast
Do you LOVE and follow Talking Journeys of Belonging 2 Blackness, the podcast? We are expanding! Introducing the podcast’s newly dedicated Instagram account: JourneysB2B_Podcast Here, you can like and follow
Congratulations, Dr. Yndia Lorick-Wilmot! Boston’s 100 Most Impactful Black Women 2021, featured on ABC/WCVB-TV’s CityLine (Channel 5) SegmentCongratulations, Dr. Yndia Lorick-Wilmot! Boston’s 100 Most Impactful Black Women 2021, featured on ABC/WCVB-TV’s CityLine (Channel 5) Segment
Award presented by Boston’s Premier Multicultural Professional and Business Network Get Konnected! in partnership with PNC Bank, GK Fund and NBC10 Boston. Yndia Lorick-Wilmot, PhD recognized for her digital media project, Journeys of Belonging
The Gloria E. Anzaldúa Prizewinner: Yndia Lorick-Wilmot, PhD (2020-2021)The Gloria E. Anzaldúa Prizewinner: Yndia Lorick-Wilmot, PhD (2020-2021)
The American Studies Association is proud to recognize the continuing high level of scholarship examining American cultures. The ASA’s Committee on Gender and Sexuality Studies awards the Gloria E. Anzaldúa
Contributor! The Colored Girls Museum Digital ExhibitionContributor! The Colored Girls Museum Digital Exhibition
(September 21- October 9 2020) Excited to participate with some phenomenal creatives in The Colored Girls Museum’s digital exhibition and tribute to Toni Morrison’s eighth novel “Love” section of “Songs
Talking Journeys of Belonging 2 Blackness- Special Episode (YouTube Release): #UPRISINGS 2020, Part 2, Global PerspectivesTalking Journeys of Belonging 2 Blackness- Special Episode (YouTube Release): #UPRISINGS 2020, Part 2, Global Perspectives
“We use our craft, our artistry to uplift people. Despite our location, it has not deterred our Black consciousness. We have not left the community. I am physically removed from
My NYT Interview and Talking My Own Journey of Belonging to BlacknessMy NYT Interview and Talking My Own Journey of Belonging to Blackness
Thx NYTimes reporter @AnnieCorreal for Nov 15 2019 NYT interview & article mention. The op-ed & interview further crystalized why my own journey of belonging to Blackness (JourneysB2B) has taken
Racist Art Display + Halloween 2019Racist Art Display + Halloween 2019
It’s Halloween y’all! For folks who have been following this news story in the NYT, Amersterdam News, the NY Post and the Brooklyn Eagle, I was horrified to find out
Fall: The Season of Transition and PreparationFall: The Season of Transition and Preparation
#FallTransitions #JourneysB2B
June is Caribbean American Heritage MonthJune is Caribbean American Heritage Month
For folks that know me, celebrating my Caribbean heritage is an important aspect of my ethnic and personal identity that I am proud to talk about and display at every
The Nostalgia of School DazeThe Nostalgia of School Daze
If you are an aficionado of Black “coming of age” comedies and commentaries that embed Black culture of the late 1980s and early 1990s, then you can appreciate my reference
Musings on Black Love as Self-LoveMusings on Black Love as Self-Love
In celebration of April as National Poetry Month, I went through the exercise of identifying and framing, for my desk, three quotes from up and coming African descended women poets: