Tag Archives: Regennia N. Williams

The Association of African American Cultural Gardens: Been There, Done That, Got the T-Shirt and More on One World Day!

By Regennia N. Williams, PhD On Sunday, August 29, 2021, Cleveland’s One World Day celebration offered guests lots of opportunities to mingle with friendly people, enjoy great food and beverages, and shop for clothing, jewelry, and other items from the … Continue reading

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Juneteenth and “C-L-E / Arts & Culture TV” Launch Announcement

By Regennia N. Williams, PhD The 2020 Juneteenth celebrations have, thus far, been bittersweet.  With ongoing protests related to police brutality and anti-Black racism, Americans have nevertheless used this annual celebration of Black freedom to consider lessons from our shared … Continue reading

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RASHAD Is Certified to Do Business in Ohio!

Good News from the Secretary of State! Upon review, the application to register THE RASHAD CENTER, INC., Entity Number 4472481, has been approved. We are now officially certified to do business in Ohio–and Maryland! (See below, or click on the … Continue reading

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The Black Church, the Global Community, and World History and Culture in the Season of MLK Day 2020

If anyone doubts the significance of the work of the Black Church in the global community and its contributions to recent world history and culture, I am convinced that many of those doubts will be settled during the 2020 season … Continue reading

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Still Counting My 2019 Blessings!

Inspired by a suggestion from the Reverend George E. Mensah, Sr., Executive Minister of Washington, DC’s Shiloh Baptist Church, I decided to count my blessings on Sunday, December 29, 2019, in the hope that I might compile a list of … Continue reading

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Lessons from Jessye on Gifts, Talents, and Teaching

“We each express ourselves in our own ways, with our own gifts and talents.  Let us not be afraid to stand up and be an example of the change we wish to see in our world by doing something strong … Continue reading

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The Summer-Fall 2019 Newsletter Is Available!

The Summer-Fall 2019 issue of RASHAD’s Traditions & Beliefs Newsletter is now available! I invite you to read all about the work of Spiritual Gifts International and other artists, scholars, and educators in Ohio, Maryland, Washington DC, and South Africa’s … Continue reading

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From a Sizzling Summer to a Fabulous Fall

                Over the course of the last three months, I have, among other things, worked on college and university campuses in South Africa and the United States of America, lectured, conducted research, and … Continue reading

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Praying Grounds and Post-Liberation Sounds: UFS, The Shepherd Centre, and Community Engagement

On Thursday, August 1, 2019–with exactly three weeks remaining on my current Fulbright Specialist Project, I had the pleasure of meeting with an incredible group of Christian ministers.  As participants in a certificate program offered by the University of the … Continue reading

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Working Locally and Thinking Globally: Fulbright, World Learning and 21st-Century Teaching

By Regennia N. Williams, PhD “[Y]uh got tuh go there tuh know there. Yo’ papa and yo’ mama and nobody else can’t tell yuh and show yuh. Two things everybody’s got tuh do fuh theyselves. They got tuh go tuh … Continue reading

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