Join Stacey Clark, Joy Jones, along with Jonetta Barras and Dr. Tracie Renee Robinson on June 10, 2022.
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Stacey Clark, MEd,
CALD, is a Certified Authentic Lifestyle Design Coach who lives in Fort
Worth, TX. She returns to The National Reconciliation Week, offering
insight and information about the importance of forgiveness in the
reconciliation process. A social entrepreneur and author, Clark is the
executive director of a national nonprofit that provides coaching and
consulting services. As a personal development coach and consultant, she
combines her knowledge of IT, project management, communications, and
training with her research in positive psychology, neurology, and
wellness to offer women of all ages and from all walks of life the
opportunity and access to grow, transform and thrive in their lives. The
executive director and founder of Leap Learn Live, a nonprofit company,
Clark is on a mission to empower underemployed, career seeking single
moms with the critical and creative thinking skills they need to
overcome the ravages of multidimensional poverty. As an entrepreneur,
she believes in an economy of kindness, and building community over
competition. She believes in creating and bringing products and services
that offer real and lasting value to the communities she serves.
Stacey’s commercial website is www.10DOW.com. Her books, products and services teach women to focus on manifesting wellness in the ten dimensions of their lives.
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Joy Jones is
award-winning trainer, performance poet, playwright and author from
Washington, D.C. She is a magna cum laude graduate of the University of
Detroit. Ms. Jones is the director of The Spoken Word performance poetry
ensemble, founder of the Double Dutch team, DC Retro Jumpers and works
for DC Public Library. Ms. Jones has authored several books-- her
latest, JAYLA JUMPS IN, received a starred review on Booklist. Ms. Jones
is a former director of community relations at the Psychiatric
Institute of Washington. joyjonesonline.com
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THE CLOSING RITUAL (June 10—1:00pm) Dr. Tracie Robinson and jonetta rose barras to close the week with a special presentation.
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Ms. Jonetta Barras
is a national leader in the women’s fatherhood movement who has been a
keynote speaker or workshop presenter at dozens of national and
international conferences. She is also the founder of Esther Productions
Inc and chief visionary of The National Reconciliation Week. Barras is
the author of the groundbreaking book” Whatever Happened to Daddy’s
Little Girl? The Impact of Fatherlessness on Black Women,” a Blackboard
bestseller. She is also the author of “Bridges: reuniting Daughters and
Daddies.” Barras is an award-winning journalist whose writings have
appeared in the Washington Post, The Washington Times, the Washington
Examiner, USA Today, the New Orleans Times-Picayune, Essence magazine,
the New Republic, the Washingtonian, and Crisis magazine. She has been
quoted in several notable publications including The New York Times. http://www.estherproductionsinc.com
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Tracie Robinson,
Ph.D, BC-DMT, RP, CHT holds a doctorate in intrapersonal psychology and a
master’s in dance/movement therapy. She has been a business owner since
1997 and in private practice since 2000. She is the founder and
director of Emotions N Motion Healing Practices and president of
Essences of Wellness Authentic Transformations, LLC. Dr. Tracie uses
structure and/or authentic dance and movement to facilitate synergistic
change. With the goal of exposing people to their predispositions by
integrating movement, gestures, rhythms, breaths, verbal and non-verbal
communication with a less defended expression of the body. The art of
dance is used as a therapeutic tool to bring about holistic healing. https://www.essencesofwellness.com/
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Register at https://www.estherproductionsinc.com/events-1/the-national-reconciliation-week-for-self-and-family
Curated by Parents Rise Network, Leap Learn Live, Esther Productions, Inc, The Spoken Word Ensemble, and Almaz Arts
Sponsored
by Kerry S. Pearson, LLC, Fort Myer Construction Corporation Charitable
Foundation, Emmanuel Bailey, and JRose Communications.
Should you have any questions, please contact thenationalreconciliationweek@gmail.com.
