Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Practitioner | Program Developer | Facilitator

Tamisha Williams

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Tamisha is a dynamic facilitator who uses movement and storytelling to nurture the growth and development of those she serves. She is skilled in using frameworks of equity, justice, and inclusion to assess and develop institutional initiatives. Tamisha is a transformational leader inspiring educators, parents, and school administrators in deepening their equity-literacy skills

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I'm hosting the next WORKbook Meetup on Wednesday.

One more day until the second WORKbook Meetup. Thi

This week, I'm looking forward to:⠀ ▪️ Wedne

I'm tired. But I'm still here. Still working. Stil

Last night my wife thought it was Friday. I though

I created a thread today (ranted a little bit) on

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Since I last posted, I fully moved into my new pla

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"Every now and then it hits me that I've spent the

Next Thursday, a panel on dismantling anti-Blackne

To everyone who downloaded and supported the Summe

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This WORKbook guides educators through reflections

This self-paced WORKbook is intended to take you t

We continue to navigate a world that is unwell and

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"You can’t fix something you can’t see. ❤️ Solving present-day race issues doesn’t start with ignoring race altogether – it starts with acknowledging it (and all of the implications that come along with it).
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I wrote this last year and it still feels relevant so I’ll share it again:
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“For me, seeing in color means a few things. It’s seeing people the way God made them - seeing them in their fullness. Yes, that includes their ethnicity… but also their passions, their fears, their favorite things. All of it! When you say ‘I don’t see color,’ I hear ‘I’m choosing to ignore parts of you.’ And if you don’t see me, you can’t fight for me.” #blackhistorymonth ❤️🖤🤍🤎"

...On Breonna Taylor's birthday... #Repost @rvamag

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I developed a workbook, A Bundle of Reflections, to share some of my favorite reflection prompts and lead you through a moment of reflection (a retreat in a workbook, if you will).