Education Consultant | Author
New Jersey, USA
Joined May 2015
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Do you know someone who works with youth who are incarcerated? Please share!
"As a teacher new to teaching incarcerated youth, I found the information in this book informative and educational. I learned a great deal about what I should do to be the most effective." Amazon Review
Surviving Elder Financial Abuse is now available via Kindle - It's FREE for all kindle unlimited members. Please help spread the word and please continue to post your candid reviews on Amazon! Our next book talk is Thursday, February 3rd. amazon.com/dp/B09QXT6JKG/ref…
"Life's most persistent and urgent questions is: 'What are you doing for others?'" Dr. MLK Jr., 1957
Thank you for helping to get the word out about our elders and the need for more advocates!
#elderabuse #survivor #gratitude #survivingelderfinancialabuse
ALT Our first Surviving Elder Financial Abuse Book Talk - 01/04/22
Super excited to relaunch lntannis.com and even more grateful for my awesome media/tech team! Please feel free to reach out to me, if I can be helpful to you or your organization in 2022 and beyond!
Just a reminder to please share your candid Amazon book review! Only a few days left before our FREE January 4, 2022 Surviving Elder Financial Abuse Virtual Book Talk!!! Hope to "see" you on the 4th.
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23 days left - 99 more Amazon book reviews needed! Please:
1. Purchase a copy ($10)
2. Read the book! (It's about 2.5 hours of reading)
3. Write a candid Amazon review for this book
4. Complete steps 1-3 and message me to attend a free book talk 1/4/22
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Super excited to sign my first Surviving Elder Financial Abuse copy today, as I wrapped up one of my school visits with a phenomenal school leader and human being.
Excited to introduce my new book - Surviving Elder Financial Abuse - to the world. This is a true story; and Diedre and I hope her story will inspire others to take a stand - for their own lives and/or as an advocate for someone. amazon.com/Surviving-Elder-F…
Thank you God! Thank you @united for locating and returning my earbuds! How awesome it is to experience such great care!!!
Thank you @united for flying me through the friendly skies once again!!!! First flight since March 11, 2020! 🙏🏾
So grateful to the Harvard Ed Magazine for showcasing the importance of Virtual Running Records, as a means to support struggling readers. Please message me if I can be helpful in any way! @hgse @ilearnschools
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Save the date! Thurs 10/29 @RadInstitute: A conversation about the pivotal role colleges and universities play in expanding the power of education beyond their campus. With @maxkenner @DyjuanTatro @craigswilder @lntannis Kaia Stern, & YPEI's Zelda Roland
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One day our justice system will be just. I must envision this hope and continue to work diligently to ensure justice for all our youth!!!
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I know it's been a while...please feel free to listen to my recent virtual keynote address: Equality and Literacy - It's time for change!
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#education, #equality, #literacy, #life, #liberty, #pursuitofhappiness, #incarceration
Excited for the upcoming Educating Incarcerated Youth webinar (Monday, February 3, 2020 @ 11:00 a.m.).
This is FREE. Please help get the word out! You can register here: rides.gse.harvard.edu/rides-…
What a blessing it was to participate in the Educating Incarcerated Youth WSHU Public Radio interview today (my segment begins at the 31:12 mark). Super grateful to help amplify the voices of our most marginalized youth.
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What a blessing it is to continually remind our youth that "Education Means Emancipation" ~ Frederick Douglass! Thank you @PASCHSGuidance @ilearnschools for a wonderful morning!
“Youthful offenders who lose their freedom shouldn't lose their chance for a good education (Black, 2005)." Thank you @1SLPS for allowing me to continue to engage, enlighten, and most importantly, ring the alarms! We MUST be the change we want to see in this world (Gandhi).
