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Bring decades of Civil Rights experience and educational excellence to your next event
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Talks that Transform the Dialogue
Think critically about our connected worlds and how everything we do impacts us all now and in the future, just as a young Professor Croom understood as a youth leader, advocate and political science thought leader.
/ Our Expertise
Professor Croom's Experience Becomes Your Expertise:
Decades of experience in education, civil rights advocacy, and community leadership inform my powerful, motivational speaking engagements.
Civil Rights Legacy
Personal experiences with Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., the Children's Crusade, and lessons from the struggle for equality.
Educational Leadership
Building inclusive learning environments, mentoring the next generation, and academic excellence in community service
Community Advocacy
Voter education, civic engagement, cultural celebration, and youth development and empowerment.
Faith & Social Justice
The intersection of faith and activism, building bridges across communities, and spiritual leadership.
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A Legacy of Excellence
Professor Croom’s numerous awards and recognitions reflect her unwavering commitment to education, civil rights, community service, and youth development. Her impact spans multiple generations and continues to inspire leaders across diverse communities.
- Recognized by educational institutions for teaching excellence
- Honored by civil rights organizations for advocacy work
- Celebrated by community groups for service and leadership
- Acknowledged for journalism and storytelling excellence
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Years of Service
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Generations Impacted
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Lives Changed
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Professor Croom on Being WOKE
Hear Professor Croom’s powerful perspective on what it means to be WOKE in today’s society
Impacting The Soul
"Understanding what it means to be WOKE is essential for creating meaningful change in our communities."
- — Professor Gertrude G. Croom