Charell G. Coleman: Educator, Author, Publisher & Speaker
Erasing Illiteracy
& Healing Trauma
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ABOUT
Charell G. Coleman
Featured in magazines, podcasts and at local venues, she is an advocate of literacy and believes that brain science will be the driving factor in the way future generations navigate our world. She believing in introducing learners to nueroscience based skills, study strategies and hacks that teach them how to navigate their world NOW and FOREVER while growing their RESILIENCE!
A lifelong learner, Coleman holds Bachelor’s and Master’s degrees in Early Childhood Education from Alabama A&M University and an Education Specialist degree in Instructional Technology from the University of West Georgia. A graduate of Harvard University’s Aspiring Leaders Program and Orton-Gillingham trained, she is a Georgia State Literacy Coach and former Executive Function Coordinator at a prominent independent school in Atlanta.
Coleman brings an enthusiastic, engaging style to topics such as Structured Literacy, Student Engagement, Executive Functioning, and Social-Emotional Learning, plus motivational talks like Learning Through Living: “Using Resilience As a Tool.” Her manuscript, The ABC’s of Resilience, was selected as one of 30 out of 10,000 submissions for Random Publishing House’s inaugural Women & Words group of writers.
She is a former Forbes Women contributor and a member of the Illustrious Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Incorporated. But mostly, she enjoys cheering on her daughter and son, two proud LSU Tigers!
ABOUT CHARELL G. COLEMAN
Charell G. Coleman is an Educator, CEO and founder of Lead & Ink, author of Brown Girl Resilience Series Books™, and blogger.
CERTIFICATIONS
- Kahoot Verified Course Creator ®
- Brainpop Verified Teacher®
- Canva Creator® for Education and Community Resiliency Model (CRM)® Trauma Resiliency Institute Certified Teacher
FEATURED:
- Kahoot! EduMeetUP 2022, Education Expert Conference Speaker,
- DRIVE Podcast: Are You Ready to Go Back to School and Serve Others? August 2020
- Instagram Live with Owl Technologies: Teaching Teaching Pandemic Style while using the OWLTechnologies, November 2020
- Writing the Right Way with Mrs. Coleman Workshop, Champions Read: NFL Dunta Robinson’s Foundation
- Executive Functioning Defined and the College Student, EDUMagic Podcast, October 2021
- TeachonomyTeacherSummit.com, October 2021
- Teach Your Heart Out, Featured Speaker, July 2021, Dec 2021, June 6-7 and 20-24, 2022 (Atlanta and Bahamas)
- Parents are Essential Panelist, Teach Your Heart Out, July 2021
Books
The Brown Girl Resilience Series™
The Brown Girl Resilience Book Collection pays homage to people of color, and their adroitness with the practice of resilience.Sharing stories, having the courage to put masks away, unveiling who they are at their core, and acknowledging that people of color are indeed scarred, yet healing gives us the validation we deserve in this world.
The first book in the series, I Have a Mayor Named Keisha!: Atlanta’s 60th Mayor, celebrates Keisha Lance Bottoms, the 60th mayor of the city of Atlanta, and a companion coloring book is also available. The third book, I Have a Mayor Named Latoya: The Voice of Hope, celebrates Latoya Cantrell as an HBCU Graduate, a mother and mayor of the city of New Orleans. A companion coloring book is available for this title as well.
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CONTACT
Get In Touch
Reach out to Charell G. Coleman with questions or to book her for speaking engagements at: charell@leadandink.net