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EPISODE · Feb 1, 2026 · 1H 57M

BLACK HISTORY MONTH: STRENGTHENING OUR YOUTH

from Monica May's Point Of View

Dr. Candace Finley, Director of the eSTEAM Learning Program in Eatonville, shared the importance of teaching our youth about the possibilities of STEM. She did a play on the acronym that added an "e" for entrepreneurship, and of course the "A" is for arts. Her next event is a walking and bike tour of Eatonville. "Routes to Roots" happens Feb. 21st 7am-12pm. www.esteamedkearninginc.org Dr. Moresa Culbreath is a licensed psychologist and founder of We Care Support Services. She supports children through adults with evaluation, educational, and employment guidance. She maintains that "Early intervention works, and that lack of (early diagnosis) leads to misdiagnosis." Her event "Psychology for Black Girls," will bring together black clinicians to increase access to culturally responsive mental health education and resources. Connect and register online at www.psychologyforblackgirls.com and find out more about her agency www.wecaresupport.org

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