In this week’s episode, we dive into the power of belief in students' potential, together with Maliza Kalema. Maliza shares their experiences and insights, emphasizing the need for educators to foster a genuine belief in their students' capacity to learn.

We explore the challenges faced by communities during the COVID-19 pandemic, particularly in the realm of education. The guest highlights their initiative, the School Equity Report Card, which amplifies the voices of parents and students, aiming to address communication gaps and foster equitable inclusion in schools.

Tune in to this episode as we navigate the realms of education, equity, and community empowerment, discovering the transformative power of belief, community engagement, and the intersection of food culture and ambition.

About Maliza Kalema

Maliza Kalema is a proud North High School graduate with a BA in Political Science from Howard University. She is the Founder and acting CEO of Sown Emancipation, an educational business focused on exposing youth to entrepreneurship and fostering Black business creation. Maliza is a strategic partner for grassroots community organizing and political campaigns. Her passion for better outcomes and increased access drives her work as a servant leader in the Twin Cities. She enjoys cooking, sewing, and spending time with loved ones in her spare time.

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