Choncé
'Choncé is a Certified Financial Education Instructor (CFEI) and a nationally recognized personal finance and budgeting expert.
She's paid off $50,000+ of debt and her debt story has been highlighted in Essence Magazine and on Good Morning America as part of their 2020 Debt Free Decade series. Her work has been featured on sites like Business Insider, LendingTree, Credit Sesame, Barclaycard and the New York Post. Choncé was named one of the top financial experts to follow on Instagram by Black Enterprise.'
Dr. Tega Edwin
Dr. Tega Edwin is a career counselor and coach and the owner of Her Career Doctor where she helps women who are unhappy at work get clear about who they are so they can find a fulfilling career and job search with confidence. Before starting her company, she worked as a career counselor for one of the largest career services centers in the nation. In addition to her work as a career counselor, Tega currently uses her Ph.D. in Counselor Education as a professor to train future counselors in a large research university. Tega is a licensed professional counselor, a national certified counselor, and a certified salary negotiation facilitator.
Dr. Jenn Noble
Dr. Jennifer Noble or Dr. Jenn (DrJennPsych online) is a licensed psychologist, teen parent coach and associate professor of psychology. She has a private practice in Los Angeles where she works with mixed race teens and adults, parents of mixed race teens, women of color and other marginalized groups. Dr. Jenn will be launching an online coaching program for parents of mixed race teens to teach parents everywhere how to show up for their mixed race kids. Dr. Jenn is an advocate for mixed race people, and strives to use psychology for social justice - her passion is to work toward equality for all marginalized and oppressed people.
Tiya Caniel
Tiya Caniel is a black, queer woman, innerspace stylist, writer, and yogi. She is currently based in Harmony, North Carolina. Her pronouns are she/her/hers. In addition to guiding weekly virtual offerings, Tiya also leads workshops and retreats while sitting on the board of The Sanctuary In The City, a non-profit organization dedicated to helping BIPOC heal from race-based trauma. Her guidance on and off the mat is a blend of yogic philosophy, writing, and creative play. By sharing a variety of traditional practices of movement, breath, and meditation with writing + creative expression, Tiya hopes to assist each student in developing their personal yoga practice. She believes the practice of yoga is a lifestyle and a path to liberation of the mind, body, and soul.