Past TLS Speakers

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Genevieve Villegas

Climbing the Grand Canyon of STEAM – Facilitator As Arizona becomes the next tech hub, we have tremendous opportunities for our STEAM (science, technology, engineering, arts, mathematics) professionals to reflect the state’s growing diverse community. Addressing these gender and racial gaps will support Arizona’s economic growth while developing our next generation of STEAM innovators. YWCA […]

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Jenn Sanchez

Climbing the Grand Canyon of STEAM – Facilitator As Arizona becomes the next tech hub, we have tremendous opportunities for our STEAM (science, technology, engineering, arts, mathematics) professionals to reflect the state’s growing diverse community. Addressing these gender and racial gaps will support Arizona’s economic growth while developing our next generation of STEAM innovators. YWCA

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Candice Tolliver

Candice Tolliver is an Instructional Coach in South East Phoenix . In her 9+ years of teaching; from secondary to higher education, her focus has been leadership development inside and outside of the classroom. Her passion for education and leadership are the foundation of her work and advocacy. The South Phoenix native believes in educating,

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Dr. Anna Battle

Dr. Anna Battle recently served as the Superintendent of Casa Grande Union High School District. Prior to this, she served as Head of Schools (Superintendent) at ASU Preparatory Academy. ASU Prep schools had 98-100% graduation rates. She has a strong track record of developing school leadership and establishing a culture of “Excellence through Performance” in

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Candice Tolliver 

Candice Tolliver is an Instructional Coach in South East Phoenix . In her 9+ years of teaching; from secondary to higher education, her focus has been leadership development inside and outside of the classroom. Her passion for education and leadership are the foundation of her work and advocacy. The South Phoenix native believes in educating,

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Adrienne Henderson-Cole

Adrienne Henderson-Cole is a first grade teacher and mentor. After teaching for several years, she achieved her National Board Certification and moved on to become the National Board Instructional Coordinator in Maryland. Within five years of her being there, the program grew by more than 75%! She transitioned into the role of National Board Project

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Dr. Centáe Richards

An Afro-Caribbean epistemologist by trade with almost 20 years of experience, Dr. Richards has invited students and communities to probe deeper and tackle some of the most challenging issues in the education and the public sphere. Centáe Richards, Ph.D. is a dynamic public speaker and professional development facilitator in the fields of sociology and education for the benefit

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Carrie Wolfe

Carrie Wolfe taught middle school English and was a local union leader for the past 10 years in Tempe Elementary School District – until recently, when she took her dream job as the Learn & Lead Specialist for the Arizona Education Association. She is charged with facilitating professional development & mentorship for the AZ educator’s

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Teniqua Broughton

As Executive Director of the State of Black Arizona, Teniqua Broughton has proven efficacy in enhancing systems, educating communities, and equipping citizens of Arizona. She is passionate about using data to advance the organization’s mission by compelling both leadership and the grassroot community to create solutions that benefit the lives of others. Teniqua proved her

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Clottee A. Hammons

Clottee A. Hammons

Clottee Hammons is an Artist, Writer, Poet, Activist, Educator and Prevention Specialist. She views her special call as a “community builder” and works in grateful collaboration with numerous artists, organizations and individuals while being conscientious and mindful of honoring her ancestors.  Ms. Hammons is the Creative Director and Founder of Emancipation Arts LLC.  The Mission of Emancipation

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