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Postcard from the Emerald Isle | More Conversations Ep. 29 by Andrew Young Center for Global Leadership

In this episode of More Conversations, Ms. Jeanine White, Program Director for the Office of International Education at Morehouse College, sits down with Jamari Chavis (Class of 2024) to debunk common misconceptions about studying abroad and share valuable tips for students seeking international opportunities. Don't miss this informative discussion! For more information, visit andrewyoungcenter.org/iee.

In this episode of More Conversations, we’re joined by Grammy Award-winning producer, educator, executive, and proud Morehouse Man, Kennard Garrett (Class of 2001). He sits down with musician and computer science major Kairo Jackson (Class of 2024) to dive deep into the business side of music and discuss how today's music influences communities of color. You don’t want to miss this insightful conversation!

In this episode Mr. Will Bumpus, executive director of the Oprah Winfrey Charitable Foundation, converses with Jamari Chavis, Morehouse '24, about the vision and mission of the Oprah Winfrey Charitable Foundation and how he came into his position.

This episode of the More Conversations podcast featuring Christian Harvey, Morehouse class of 2024, delves into the historical shifts of Atlanta with Councilmember Michael Julian Bond. Representing over 450,000 residents, Councilmember Bond shares his insights and experiences serving the city since his election to the Atlanta City Council Post 1 At-Large seat in November 2009. Don’t miss this enlightening discussion on Atlanta’s past, present, and future! 🌟 #MoreConversations #MorehouseCollege #AtlantaHistory #Podcast #ATL

This episode of More Conversations features Christian Harvey, Morehouse Class of 2024, engaging in a powerful dialogue with Charles Black, Atlanta Student Movement veteran and Morehouse Class of 1962. In this conversation, Christian gains invaluable insights into what it truly means to have a movement. Don't miss this inspiring and enlightening conversation! #MoreConversationsPodcast #MorehouseCollege #Activism #Legacy #AtlantaStudentMovement #civilrights

AYCGL Scholar-in-Residence, Pamela Winn, presented a 3-part AYCGL Teach-in series entitled, Policy Advocacy within the Democratic Process. The series focused on Ms. Winn’s work as a policy advocate for individuals who are currently and formerly incarcerated. In the first teach-in, Ms. Winn discussed how she was initially drawn to this work; in the second, she explained the legislative process in Georgia and at the national level. During the final teach-in, Ms. Winn focused on the importance of voting to impact policy. Ms. Winn is the founder of RestoreHER and co-founder of the Georgia Coalition of Higher Education in Prisons (GACHEP). The PBS documentary, WINN, celebrates her advocacy for “Anti-Shackling Legislation” in particular and the dignity of incarcerated women in general.