Join us this week as Kristen talks about Black SEL and liberation with Joshua Vincent. Joshua Vincent is the Executive Director of the largest intermediary fiscal sponsor social justice organization in the South, Southern Vision Alliance. He has helped build some of your favorite social justice organizations such as Black Men Build, Color of Change PACK, Movement Voter Project, and the Obama campaign in 2008! This episode is full of history and wisdom. Kristen and her guest introduce the different faces of liberation and encourage listeners to become liberated. You will leave this episode with more knowledge and the ability to make sound choices in your day-to-day.

Follow Joshua Vincent on IG: @liberated_mind

✊🏿Support the Black SEL Movement: 

➡️Our Membership: The Black SEL Collective is an exclusive members-only community for Black SEL Experts and believers who stand with us in our mission to uplift, cultivate, and transform Black communities. Being part of this network will allow you to build a circle of fellow Black SEL experts and have access to our private Facebook community to discuss new trends, strategies, and practices to implement SEL in Black communities. Learn more at: https://lfycampaigns.lpages.co/black-sel-collective/

➡️Black SEL Summit: The current education system is dominated by political narratives that devalue the very people that our schools are supposed to serve. The Black SEL Summit is a space for us by us to highlight the voices of African-American people in the field and speak to best practices, research, and solutions to sustain SEL in Black Communities. Learn more at: https://bit.ly/blackselsummit23

➡️Donate:Powered by The Dangers Of The Mind Education Fund, The Black SEL HUB aims to highlight the voices of Black SEL practitioners and share resources to further the field in order to sustain social-emotional learning practices in Black communities. With your support, you are advancing our research, our reach, and our impact on black communities around the nation. Thank you in advance for your commitment and for acknowledging the importance of the work we do every day! To donate, visit: https://bit.ly/blackseldonation

We’re giving away our signature Black SEL T-shirts to those who take a moment to fill out a quick 5-minute survey. This is an opportunity to let your voice be heard and for us to provide you with more of the content you want to hear. Fill out the survey and be entered to win at: https://bit.ly/blackselsurvey

Welcome to the Black to SEL Podcast, formally known as Dangers Of The Mind Podcast!

This season is for reSELient individuals who are looking to grow in their black social-emotional learning journey. This season you will receive so much information to reach, teach and learn! The resources that you will walk away with will equip you to lead the way for the future.

We have so much to cover this season! Some of our topics include:

• Black SEL and the Black Educator
• Black SEL and the Black Church
• Black SEL and Black Mental Health
• Black SEL and the Black Creative

AND SO MUCH MORE! 

Subscribe, rate, and share! 🎉 

New episodes air every Wednesday! 

✊🏿Support the Black SEL Movement: 

➡️Our Membership: The Black SEL Collective is an exclusive members-only community for Black SEL Experts and believers who stand with us in our mission to uplift, cultivate, and transform Black communities. Being part of this network will allow you to build a circle of fellow Black SEL experts and have access to our private Facebook community to discuss new trends, strategies, and practices to implement SEL in Black communities. Learn more at: https://lfycampaigns.lpages.co/black-sel-collective/

➡️Black SEL Summit: The current education system is dominated by political narratives that devalue the very people that our schools are supposed to serve. The Black SEL Summit is a space for us to highlight the voices of African-American people in the field and speak to best practices, research, and solutions to sustain SEL in Black Communities. Learn more at: https://bit.ly/blackselsummit23

➡️Donate: Powered by The Dangers Of The Mind Education Fund, The Black SEL HUB aims to highlight the voices of Black SEL practitioners and share resources to further the field to sustain social-emotional learning practices in Black communities. With your support, you are advancing our research, our reach, and our impact on black communities around the nation. Thank you in advance for your commitment and for acknowledging the importance of the work we do every day! To donate, visit: https://bit.ly/blackseldonation

We’re giving away our signature Black SEL T-shirts to those who take a moment to fill out a quick 5-minute survey. This is an opportunity to let your voice be heard and for us to provide you with more of the content you want to hear. Fill out the survey and be entered to win at: https://bit.ly/blackselsurvey

This podcast is powered by BlackSEL.org 

In this episode, join Kristen as wraps up this season strong! Take a brief walk with her as she talks about some major take aways from this season. This episode will leave you with enough power to begin your journey to emotional wellness. Join Kristen provides listeners with different tools to gain build that emotional wellness.

Here’s what you can expect:

00:53:  Funny Things Black Families Do

02:55: Kristen Talks About Previous Episodes This Season

10:07: Kristen Gets Really Candid About Her Life

11:38: Kristen Talks Therapy

17:44: Kristen Talks About Being That "Strong Person"

22:40: Kristen Talks About Talking to Black Men

24:00: Kristen Talks About Reaching the Youth

To learn more about Kristen Hopkins, Dangers of the Mind, and the powerful work they're doing in urban communities, visit: www.blacksel.org. 

Keep up with Kristen on the go:
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/kristendhopkins/

This podcast is powered by BlackSEL.org 

In this episode, join Kristen as she talks about formative assessments in urban settings. Kristen talks about the many obstacles she encountered during her time working for the school system.  Kristen provides listeners with different types of assessments to complete in urban settings.

Here’s what you can expect:

00:47:  Kristen's Story Time

03:25: Kristen Provides Insight on Data In Schools

07:41: Forms of Assessments

Join us this fall at the Black SEL Summit:
Black SEL Summit looks to reach, teach and build a system of strong black leaders that understand the importance of Social-Emotional Learning (SEL) and ways to expose and sustain SEL in black communities. Black SEL will highlight and elevate the educators and voices of African American people in the social-emotional field. We are looking to create healthy dialog around policy, critical race theory, and ways to expose social-emotional learning to surrounding communities and their key stakeholders.

Proceeds generated from ticket sales will help build the capacity for Dangers of the Mind's Education Fund. Please keep in mind the work that we do and how your contribution will help when purchasing tickets.

Purchase your discounted, early bird tickets today at: https://bit.ly/blackselsummit

To learn more about Kristen Hopkins, Dangers of the Mind, and the powerful work they're doing in urban communities, visit: www.blacksel.org. 

Keep up with Kristen on the go:
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/kristendhopkins/

This podcast is powered by BlackSEL.org 

In this episode, join Kristen as she talks about addressing behavior challenges in the classroom. Kristen tells her encounters with behavior issues in the classroom. Kristen provides listeners with key tips on how to address behavior issues, 

Here’s what you can expect:

00:45:  Kristen Introduces Topic

01:00: Kristen Provides Insight on Her Experience with Behavior Issues in the Classroom

07:35: How  to Address Behavior Challenges in the Classroom

13:51: Understanding the Patterns of Your Student

15:31: Allowing Autonomy to Form  

18:48: Pull Children Aside

Join us this fall at the Black SEL Summit:
Black SEL Summit looks to reach, teach and build a system of strong black leaders that understand the importance of Social-Emotional Learning (SEL) and ways to expose and sustain SEL in black communities. Black SEL will highlight and elevate the educators and voices of African American people in the social-emotional field. We are looking to create healthy dialog around policy, critical race theory, and ways to expose social-emotional learning to surrounding communities and their key stakeholders.

Proceeds generated from ticket sales will help build the capacity for Dangers of the Mind's Education Fund. Please keep in mind the work that we do and how your contribution will help when purchasing tickets.

Purchase your discounted, early bird tickets today at: https://bit.ly/blackselsummit

Black Student Experience:https://blacksel.org/events/dangers-of-the-mind-education-fund-presents-the-black-student-experience/ 

To learn more about Kristen Hopkins, Dangers of the Mind, and the powerful work they're doing in urban communities, visit: www.blacksel.org. 

Keep up with Kristen on the go:
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/kristendhopkins/

This podcast is powered by BlackSEL.org 

In this episode, join Kristen as she gives listeners tips on how to build confidence and self-esteem. Kristen encourages listeners to take the time to work on themselves to be better in their everyday lives. 

Here’s what you can expect:

00:45:  Kristen Introduces Topic

05:57: Kristen Provides Insight on Her Confidence

05:18: Working in a Corporate Role 

05:25: Who are the Black Leaders in Education

08:00: Being Self Aware 

09:25: What Does Self Aware Mean

10:10: Tip #1

12:44: Tip #2

18:17: Ways to Identify When You Are Accurately Perceiving Who You Are

19:45: How to Overcome Limitations 

Join us this fall at the Black SEL Summit:
Black SEL Summit looks to reach, teach and build a system of strong black leaders that understand the importance of Social-Emotional Learning (SEL) and ways to expose and sustain SEL in black communities. Black SEL will highlight and elevate the educators and voices of African American people in the social-emotional field. We are looking to create healthy dialog around policy, critical race theory, and ways to expose social-emotional learning to surrounding communities and their key stakeholders.

Proceeds generated from ticket sales will help build the capacity for Dangers of the Mind's Education Fund. Please keep in mind the work that we do and how your contribution will help when purchasing tickets.

Purchase your discounted, early bird tickets today at: https://bit.ly/blackselsummit

Black Student Experience:https://blacksel.org/events/dangers-of-the-mind-education-fund-presents-the-black-student-experience/ 

To learn more about Kristen Hopkins, Dangers of the Mind, and the powerful work they're doing in urban communities, visit: www.blacksel.org. 

Keep up with Kristen on the go:
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/kristendhopkins/

This podcast is powered by BlackSEL.org 

 In this episode, join Kristen as she talks about her experience with students who exhibit low self esteem. Kristen identified one of her biggest strengths early on her college career, which was knowing her self worth and being self-motivated. Listen along as she provides listeners with inspiration to become the best version of themselves in college and watch how hard work and determination pays off.

Here’s what you can expect:

00:45: Opening Statistics 

02:06: Introduction of Topic

02:16: Kristen Gives Personal Experience with Student in In-School Suspension Students

05:28: Kristen Details Social Cultural Identities

13:34: 5 Ways to Build Confidence in Students in an Urban Setting

14:19: The Importance of Studies of Self Management 

17:56: Kristen Challenges College Students

Join us this fall at the Black SEL Summit:
Black SEL Summit looks to reach, teach and build a system of strong black leaders that understand the importance of Social-Emotional Learning (SEL) and ways to expose and sustain SEL in black communities. Black SEL will highlight and elevate the educators and voices of African American people in the social-emotional field. We are looking to create healthy dialog around policy, critical race theory, and ways to expose social-emotional learning to surrounding communities and their key stakeholders.

Proceeds generated from ticket sales will help build the capacity for Dangers of the Mind's Education Fund. Please keep in mind the work that we do and how your contribution will help when purchasing tickets.

Purchase your discounted, early bird tickets today at: https://bit.ly/blackselsummit

Black Student Experience:https://blacksel.org/events/dangers-of-the-mind-education-fund-presents-the-black-student-experience/ 

To learn more about Kristen Hopkins, Dangers of the Mind, and the powerful work they're doing in urban communities, visit: www.blacksel.org. 

Keep up with Kristen on the go:
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/kristendhopkins/

This podcast is powered by BlackSEL.org 

In this episode, join Kristen as she discusses what Juneteenth is . She provides listeners with history of Juneteenth.  Kristen details the holiday and why it is important to African Americans.   

Here’s what you can expect:

00:50: Kristen Opens Up With Introducing the Topic

01:26: Kristen Gives a Short Story On if You Google Independence Day

02:45: Introduction of Juneteenth

03:35: Current Social Injustice Events 

07:18: Juneteenth Recognition 

7:34: What Juneteenth Looks Like for African Americans

12:25: Juneteenth Becoming a Holiday


Join us this fall at the Black SEL Summit:
Black SEL Summit looks to reach, teach and build a system of strong black leaders that understand the importance of Social-Emotional Learning (SEL) and ways to expose and sustain SEL in black communities. Black SEL will highlight and elevate the educators and voices of African American people in the social-emotional field. We are looking to create healthy dialog around policy, critical race theory, and ways to expose social-emotional learning to surrounding communities and their key stakeholders.

Proceeds generated from ticket sales will help build the capacity for Dangers of the Mind's Education Fund. Please keep in mind the work that we do and how your contribution will help when purchasing tickets.

Purchase your discounted, early bird tickets today at: https://bit.ly/blackselsummit

Black Student Experience:https://blacksel.org/events/dangers-of-the-mind-education-fund-presents-the-black-student-experience/ 

To learn more about Kristen Hopkins, Dangers of the Mind, and the powerful work they're doing in urban communities, visit: www.blacksel.org. 

Keep up with Kristen on the go:
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/kristendhopkins/

This podcast is powered by BlackSEL.org 

In this episode, join Kristen as she discusses how educators can celebrate African American holidays . She provides a list of holidays that  should be celebrated in schools.  Kristen details each holiday and it's origin. She also provides tips  for how educators can celebrate these holidays not just during black history month.   

Here’s what you can expect:

00:45: Kristen Opens Up With a Story About When She Recognized Race

05:16: Kristen Introduces Topic 

06:03: Introduction of Holidays

06:08: Black Love Day

07:28: African Countries Independence Day

9:02: Juneteenth

9:33: Black History Month

10:26: Martin Luther King Jr.

11:06: 5 Ways Educators Can Celebrate African American Holidays

Join us this fall at the Black SEL Summit:
Black SEL Summit looks to reach, teach and build a system of strong black leaders that understand the importance of Social-Emotional Learning (SEL) and ways to expose and sustain SEL in black communities. Black SEL will highlight and elevate the educators and voices of African American people in the social-emotional field. We are looking to create healthy dialog around policy, critical race theory, and ways to expose social-emotional learning to surrounding communities and their key stakeholders.

Proceeds generated from ticket sales will help build the capacity for Dangers of the Mind's Education Fund. Please keep in mind the work that we do and how your contribution will help when purchasing tickets.

Purchase your discounted, early bird tickets today at: https://bit.ly/blackselsummit

Black Student Experience:https://blacksel.org/events/dangers-of-the-mind-education-fund-presents-the-black-student-experience/ 

To learn more about Kristen Hopkins, Dangers of the Mind, and the powerful work they're doing in urban communities, visit: www.blacksel.org. 

Keep up with Kristen on the go:
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/kristendhopkins/

This podcast is powered by BlackSEL.org 

In this episode, join Kristen as she discusses black pioneers and their roles in history . She introduces listeners to some unheard of pioneers that paved the way for all blacks.  Kristen details each pioneers journey and how they opened doors for those to come. These are not your textbook pioneers that you learned about in school, so take notes!  

Here’s what you can expect:

00:55: Kristen Opens Up With Quotes from Known Pioneers

04:33: Margaret Bailey 

05:45: John Henry Hale

08:15: Mary Louise Brown

09:08: Jack Johnson

9:53: Hattie McDaniel

11:36: Vivian Thomas

12:11: Gwendolyn Brooks

13:05: Hidden Figures

Join us this fall at the Black SEL Summit:
Black SEL Summit looks to reach, teach and build a system of strong black leaders that understand the importance of Social-Emotional Learning (SEL) and ways to expose and sustain SEL in black communities. Black SEL will highlight and elevate the educators and voices of African American people in the social-emotional field. We are looking to create healthy dialog around policy, critical race theory, and ways to expose social-emotional learning to surrounding communities and their key stakeholders.

Proceeds generated from ticket sales will help build the capacity for Dangers of the Mind's Education Fund. Please keep in mind the work that we do and how your contribution will help when purchasing tickets.

Purchase your discounted, early bird tickets today at: https://bit.ly/blackselsummit

Interested in the Top 5 Black SEL moments in Abbot Elementary? Check out our blog post: https://blacksel.org/top-5-black-sel-moments-of-abbott-elementary/

To learn more about Kristen Hopkins, Dangers of the Mind, and the powerful work they're doing in urban communities, visit: www.blacksel.org. 

Keep up with Kristen on the go:
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/kristendhopkins/

This podcast is powered by BlackSEL.org 

In this episode, join Kristen as she discusses why white leaders are important in urban settings. She breaks down the importance of why white leaders should be mindful and aware of their power in the school setting. Kristen uses her experiences to shape how impactful white leaders can be once they become self aware and take their time to get to know their students. There are tons of gems in this episode not only for white educator but for all educators. 

Here’s what you can expect:

03:20: Kristen Provides Her Opinion on White Educators in Urban Settings

04:14: Becoming Self Aware

04:48: Synopsis of Article on White Teachers in Schools

06:25: Racial Contract Concept

07:33: Role of White Leaders in Urban Settings 

14:30: Importance of Perspective Take

18:50: The Impact of SEL

Join us this fall at the Black SEL Summit:
Black SEL Summit looks to reach, teach and build a system of strong black leaders that understand the importance of Social-Emotional Learning (SEL) and ways to expose and sustain SEL in black communities. Black SEL will highlight and elevate the educators and voices of African American people in the social-emotional field. We are looking to create healthy dialog around policy, critical race theory, and ways to expose social-emotional learning to surrounding communities and their key stakeholders.

Proceeds generated from ticket sales will help build the capacity for Dangers of the Mind's Education Fund. Please keep in mind the work that we do and how your contribution will help when purchasing tickets.

Purchase your discounted, early bird tickets today at: https://bit.ly/blackselsummit

Interested in the Top 5 Black SEL moments in Abbot Elementary? Check out our blog post: https://blacksel.org/top-5-black-sel-moments-of-abbott-elementary/

To learn more about Kristen Hopkins, Dangers of the Mind, and the powerful work they're doing in urban communities, visit: www.blacksel.org. 

Keep up with Kristen on the go:
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/kristendhopkins/

This podcast is powered by BlackSEL.org 

In this episode, join Kristen as she discusses the relevance of the show Abbot Elementary. She breaks down the way schools look at how schools serves black and brown students. 

Here’s what you can expect:

01:10: A Brief Background on the Show

02:30: Introduction to another Competency  

03:59: Break Down of Episodes

11:00: How the Show Highlights the Importance of Social and Emotional Learning

Join us this fall at the Black SEL Summit:
Black SEL Summit looks to reach, teach and build a system of strong black leaders that understand the importance of Social-Emotional Learning (SEL) and ways to expose and sustain SEL in black communities. Black SEL will highlight and elevate the educators and voices of African American people in the social-emotional field. We are looking to create healthy dialog around policy, critical race theory, and ways to expose social-emotional learning to surrounding communities and their key stakeholders.

Proceeds generated from ticket sales will help build the capacity for Dangers of the Mind's Education Fund. Please keep in mind the work that we do and how your contribution will help when purchasing tickets.

Purchase your discounted, early bird tickets today at: https://bit.ly/blackselsummit

Interested in the Top 5 Black SEL moments in Abbot Elementary? Check out our blog post: https://blacksel.org/top-5-black-sel-moments-of-abbott-elementary/

To learn more about Kristen Hopkins, Dangers of the Mind, and the powerful work they're doing in urban communities, visit: www.blacksel.org. 

Keep up with Kristen on the go:
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/kristendhopkins/

In this episode, join Kristen as she provides tips for black students in urban settings. She provides helpful tips not only for teens who struggle with mental health but parents as well. Kristen shares personal experiences coupled with research on how cognitive behavioral therapy is valuable in our community. 

Here’s what you can expect:

02:36: Research That Supports the Topic of Mental Health in Children

07:49: Example of Empathy in Real Time

04:44: Kristen Gives on How Covid-19 Has Taken a Toll on Teens

10:28: Kristen Talks About Cognitive Behavioral Therapist Role

12:24: Kristen Explains the Brand Ambassador Community

13:10: Listeners are Encouraged to Use CBT

The current education system is dominated by political narratives that devalue the very people that our schools are supposed to serve. Students, teachers, administrators, and staff are left underpaid and under-supported while scapegoated for the systemic problems facing these institutions.  Register for Black SEL's free webinar replay to learn about The Importance of Black SEL/ The Black Student Experience. Sign up here -----> https://bit.ly/blackstudentexperience

Rate, subscribe, and share with a friend!

To learn more about Kristen Hopkins, Dangers of the Mind, and the powerful work they're doing in urban communities, visit: www.blacksel.org. 

Keep up with Kristen on the go:

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/kristendhopkins/

This podcast is powered by BlackSEL.org 

In this episode, join Kristen as she talks about her college experiences and being “Grownish”. She dives deep into how her experiences in college shaped her into the professional she is today. Kristen identified one of her biggest strengths early on her college career, which was knowing her self worth and being self-motivated. Listen along as she provides listeners with inspiration to become the best version of themselves in college and watch how hard work and determination pays off.

Here’s what you can expect:

00:45: Quick Emotional/ Mental Health Check-In

02:49: Introduction of Topic

04:44: Kristen Gives Insight on Her College Experience

10:59: Kristen Explains How Hard Work Pays Off

13:47: Practicing Social and Emotional Learning

14:19: The Importance of Studies of Self Management 

17:56: Kristen Challenges College Students

The current education system is dominated by political narratives that devalue the very people that our schools are supposed to serve. Students, teachers, administrators, and staff are left underpaid and under-supported while scapegoated for the systemic problems facing these institutions.  Register for Black SEL's free webinar replay to learn about The Importance of Black SEL/ The Black Student Experience. Sign up here -----> https://bit.ly/blackstudentexperience

Rate, subscribe, and share with a friend!

To learn more about Kristen Hopkins, Dangers of the Mind, and the powerful work they're doing in urban communities, visit: www.blacksel.org. 

Keep up with Kristen on the go:

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/kristendhopkins/

This podcast is powered by BlackSEL.org 

In this episode, join Kristen as she talks with her good friend Damaris about her experince at a PWI.  This episode gives listeners a look into what it was like at a PWI vs. an HBCU. 

Here’s what you can expect:

01:10: Introduction of guest Damaris

06:15: Damaris Talks About her Initial Experience

07:33: The Difference in Experiences

09:07: Navigating Through Cultural Diffences

13:25: Missing Out on Being Around Familiar Things 

17:20: Social Awereness

21:20: Building Relationships

The current education system is dominated by political narratives that devalue the very people that our schools are supposed to serve. Students, teachers, administrators, and staff are left underpaid and under-supported while scapegoated for the systemic problems facing these institutions.  Register for Black SEL's free webinar replay to learn about The Importance of Black SEL/ The Black Student Experience. Sign up here -----> https://bit.ly/blackstudentexperience

Rate, subscribe, and share with a friend!

To learn more about Kristen Hopkins, Dangers of the Mind, and the powerful work they're doing in urban communities, visit: www.blacksel.org. 

Keep up with Kristen on the go:

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/kristendhopkins/

This podcast is powered by BlackSEL.org 

In this episode, join Kristen as she discusses the importance of culturally responsive education within the African American community and the role of the Black leader in those settings. 

Here’s what you can expect:

• 02:10: What’s new with Kristen and Danger’s of the Mind
• 02:40: The State of Emergency on America’s Youth
• 03:30: The History of Black Education
• 05:25: Who are the Black Leaders in Education
• 09:30: Why Black Leaders Need to Allocate Funding to Black Providers 
• 11:11: Helping Black Students Navigate White Supremacy
• 12:00: Emancipatory Pedagogy 
• 14:20: African American Vernacular aka Codeswitching
• 16:00: A Story of Non-Black Leadership in Urban Settings 
• 19:45: Modeling as Black Leaders 

Being an educator is NOT easy, especially educating in urban settings. We have created a resource for those of you who work with Black educators to effectively keep them encouraged. If you are an educator yourself, use this tool to stay motivated and empowered. Download that here —>  https://bit.ly/encourageblackeducators

The current education system is dominated by political narratives that devalue the very people that our schools are supposed to serve. Students, teachers, administrators, and staff are left underpaid and under-supported while scapegoated for the systemic problems facing these institutions.  Register for Black SEL's free upcoming webinar to learn about The Importance of Black SEL/ The Black Student Experience. Sign up here -----> https://bit.ly/blackstudentexperience

.Rate, subscribe and share  this episode with a fellow educator

To learn more about Kristen Hopkins, Dangers of the Mind, and the powerful work they're doing in urban communities, visit www.blacksel.org. 

Keep up with Kristen on the go:

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/kristendhopkins/

Welcome to Season 3 of the Danger's of the Mind Podcast, powered by BlackSEL.org.

This season, join host Kristen Hopkins as she discusses culturally responsive, culturally affirming, practical Social-Emotional Learning solutions for educators, young professionals, and community leaders.

Listen to the trailer to hear what to expect for this upcoming season. Season 3: Episode 1 releases on April 20, 2022, with new episodes being released bi-weekly.

Rate, subscribe, and share with a friend!

To learn more about Kristen Hopkins, Dangers of the Mind, and the powerful work they're doing in urban communities, visit: www.blacksel.org. 

Keep up with Kristen on the go:
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/kristendhopkins/

Enjoy this BONUS episode! 

 Kristen starts the episode off by acknowledging that it's been a while since she has connected with her audience and she talks about all the exciting things Dangers Of The Mind has been up too. She quickly transitions to what is Black SEL and why it is so important during this time. 

She also highlights the Black SEL Matters 3-day virtual summit and the importance of elevating black voices in the Social-Emotional Learning space. 

For more information on Why Black SEL Matters check out our website www.dangersofthemind.com/blackselmatters and follow our instagram @Blackselmatters @dangersofthemind @kristendhopkins. 

Lastly, subscribe to our newsletter list to be the first to get access to FREE resources on how to present SEL in your home. 

Do you still find yourself struggling with your relationships based off of the me vs me mentality? Tune into this quick powerful episode to end this series off and feel the motivation you need to be In competition with your BEST self. 

In this episode Kristen highlights the overview of the series of adopting a me vs me mentality. She expounds on mastering relationship skills and social awareness to truly fulfill the me vs me mentality. 

In this episode, Nicole Jones comes on as a guest and speaks on her new book--- "Unlearn: Ditch Failed Money Habits and Discover Financial Freedom". She talks about how she paid off 80K in student loan debt and Kristen highlights those SEL skills she needed to do so. Kristen also discusses how mismanaging your money can bring about insecurities and Nicole highlights how much confidence she has now by canceling her debt. Check out this powerful episode and unlearn bad financial habits.

Learn more about Nicole Jones: www.mediocretomasterful.com and pre-order her new book to get all the financial freedom gems. 

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