Narrative Shifts: Our Stories. Our Melanin. Our Lives.

Continue the conversation! RogjettSpeaks is in a rich discussion with Derrick Jackson, MSW, Police Officer, and Director of Community Engagement at the Washtenaw County Sheriff Department.

Continue the conversation! RogjettSpeaks is talking about Kidney Health and the Black Community with Dr. Silas Prescod Norman, MD--University of Michigan, Erika Dudley, former Director of Transplant Services--The Children's Hospital of Michigan, and Nikeyia Davis, the Kidney Nurse!

Part 5! Mental Health in the Black Community often carries a stigma. This is even more prevalent with Black men. Therapist, Shanta L. Hayes, LMSW drops in again with clinical perspectives as Author & Poet, Brandon Robinson joins RogjettSpeaks in our final episode in the five-part series about Black Men and Mental Health. Be encouraged and be well!

Part 4! Mental Health in the Black Community often carries a stigma. This is even more prevalent with Black men. Bobby Moore joins RogjettSpeaks for a continued discussion about Black Men and Mental Health. Be encouraged as we maneuver through this 5-part series. Be well!

Part 3! Mental Health in the Black Community often carries a stigma. This is even more prevalent with Black men. Therapist, Shanta L. Hayes, LMSW, and Voice-Over Actor and Comedian, Michael McDaniel, join RogjettSpeaks in a continued discussion about Black Men and Mental Health. Be encouraged as we maneuver through this 5-part series. Be well!

PART 2...Mental Health in the Black Community often carries a stigma. This is even more prevalent with Black men. Therapist, Shanta L. Hayes, and Principal Desmond Smith join RogjettSpeaks again in a continued discussion about Black Men and Mental Health. Be encouraged as we maneuver through this 5-part series. Be well!

Therapist Shanta L. Hayes LMSW, and Principal, Desmond Smith join RogjettSpeaks in a sensitive conversation about black men, grief, loss, and therapy. WARNING: This is a discussion that speaks about grieving the loss of children in utero.