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The Global Citizen: Preparing Students for a Multicultural World
Global citizenship isn’t just passports and maps. It begins with identity, dignity, and the words we choose every day. What Is a Global Citizen (for real)? A global citizen is a learner who can: connect local and global issues, respect multiple perspectives, communicate across cultures, and take informed, empathetic action. Think in four pillars: Identity, Perspective-Taking, Communication, Action. Teacher prompts:
Unlocking Understanding: On Demand DEI Workshop
Hey there, wonderful educators and caregivers! It’s Jebeh Edmunds, and I’m absolutely thrilled to kick off our empowering journey through “The Power of Perceptions.” Get ready to dive deep into self-reflection as we explore the transformative impact of our own perceptions! First things first, be sure to grab the essential handout for this course. It’s packed with thought-provoking questions designed
Welcome to “Culturally Responsive Classroom Strategies” Mini Course!
Hey there, fellow educators and change-makers! Welcome to the vibrant world of “Cultural Responsive Strategies in the Classroom.” I’m Jebeh Edmunds, and I’m thrilled to go through this enlightening course with you today. Can you feel the excitement building up as we dive into this transformative experience together? In this course, we’re not just scratching the surface; we’re delving deep
Parenting, Protection, and the Power of Showing Up – My Guest Panel on Divine Konversations
I recently had the honor of joining the Divine Konversations podcast as a guest panelist for a powerful conversation on parenting, protection, and the power of showing up. In this episode, we explored: What it means to protect and nurture our children in today’s world How cultural identity shapes our parenting perspectives Why being present—physically, emotionally, and spiritually—is one of
I’m on the Whole Mom Podcast: Strength, Storytelling & Stepping Into Your Next Chapter
I recently joined the Whole Mom podcast for a rich, heart-forward conversation about courage, culture, and choosing your next chapter. The episode is titled “Episode 23: Strength, Storytelling & Stepping Into Your Next Chapter with Jebeh Edmunds.” It’s live now—hope you’ll give it a listen. Why this conversation matters As an educator, cultural storyteller, and mom, I’ve learned that the
Jebeh Edmunds’ Journey: From Educator to Cultural Competency Trailblazer
When I first stepped into a classroom 18 years ago, I had no idea it would lead me here — helping organizations, educators, and leaders across the country transform the way they think about diversity and inclusion. The Classroom SparkI started as a paraprofessional, eventually teaching in Title I schools. That’s where I saw firsthand the difference culturally responsive education
From Tokenism to True Inclusion: Transforming Your Organization
Tokenism can be one of the biggest roadblocks to real inclusion — and the tricky thing is, it often comes disguised as progress. What is Tokenism?Tokenism is when an organization makes a symbolic effort to be diverse without real structural change. Maybe you’ve seen it — hiring one person of color into a visible role but never promoting them, or
How to Create an Inclusive Workplace Culture in 30 Days
Building an inclusive workplace culture doesn’t have to be overwhelming. In fact, you can kickstart meaningful change in just 30 days by taking focused, intentional steps. Week 1: Listen & LearnStart with listening sessions or anonymous surveys to uncover inclusion gaps. The goal isn’t to defend — it’s to understand. Week 2: Set Clear GoalsIdentify 2–3 specific, measurable goals you
Honoring Heritage and Finding Voice: My Conversation on Startin’ Some Ripples Podcast
Soulful conversations have a way of moving through us — and I recently had one that did just that. I had the honor of joining Heather N. Wilde on her Startin’ Some Ripples podcast, where we came together to explore how our past shapes our present and our purpose. What We Talked About: From Liberia to the United States: My
