Biography
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Tamika Williams, a wife and mother with 23 years of educational experience, is the Director of Special Education, advocating for neurodivergent learners. She brings a diverse perspective, holding a Master's in Educational Leadership from the University of Texas at Arlington and a Bachelor's from Texas A&M University-Commerce.
Influenced by her mother, she sees education as an endless landscape, embodying a lifelong passion for inclusive learning. As a member of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc., she extends her commitment to education and community through her consulting and service business, aspiring to leave a proud legacy for her children.
Author’s Corner
Centering Our Voices: The Brilliance, Persistence, and Significance of Black Women Educators will highlight the distinctive experiences, challenges, and triumphs within the field of education while aiming to document and celebrate the contributions of Black women educators throughout history and in modern contexts.
Press Release
About The Authors
The 22 passionate and diverse Black women behind this dynamic anthology represent various sectors, including
P-12 education, higher education, educational technology, and consulting. Beyond their professional roles, they embody multifaceted identities as wives, mothers, entrepreneurs, mentors, authors, and community servants, among others. Each voice brings a unique perspective and purpose to this written piece, collectively shaping and influencing the landscape of education through Black womanhood.
Book Synopsis
This anthology highlights the distinctive experiences, challenges, and triumphs of Black women within the field of education. This book aims to document and celebrate their brilliance, persistence, and significant contributions throughout history and in modern contexts. By sharing their stories, insights, and strategies for success, the book seeks to inspire and empower both aspiring and established Black women educators, while also fostering a broader understanding and appreciation of the vital role Black women play in shaping the future of education and society.
