51: From Readers to Leaders: How Latoya Turner is Using Literacy to Inspire the Next Generation of HBCU Graduates

In this episode of the Homeschool Our Way Podcast, I’m joined by the founder of Brown Hands Literacy, Latoya Turner. She’s an educator, author, film producer and a proud HBCU graduate. Listen in to hear more about Latoya’s story and her work to ensure children learn about HBCUs while developing a love for literacy. Be sure to check out Latoya’s books, and connect with her on social! Get your copies of “Brown Hands, White Sand” and “Brown Hands, Black Schools: HBCUs” ➡️ Brown Hands Website Facebook | Instagram | TikTok | Twitter See videos of Latoya’s books brought to life in the classroom! Beach Day | HBCU Day Coming soon! ➡️ short film “Brown Hands, Black Schools: HBCUs” (stay tuned for availability in July 2024) Learn more about Brown Hands Literacy ********* Want more info on how to get started homeschooling? Check out my free 5-part series called START Homeschooling! I’ll help you get grounded so that you can go from feelings of uneasiness and confusion to moving forward in your family’s homeschool journey with confidence and clarity. CLICK HERE to listen! ********* 💡 Ready to START? Grab my free START Homeschooling Audio Workshop and build your homeschool on a foundation of confidence and clarity. 🎧 Get the workshop here! 🤎Come join the conversation! Hang out with me in the Facebook group: Homeschool: Education Reimagined for Black Families ➡️ facebook.com/groups/homeschooleducationreimagined ✨ Learn more about Homeschool Our Way: What We Do | Homeschool Merch | Instagram 👍🏾 Found this episode helpful? Leave me a quick review so more families can find this show!