Lisa Hollenbach

Oct 22, 2024 | edpost.com | Lisa Hollenbach

Empowering Kids Through Stories: Dr. Ruth Obiarinze's Overcomer Series1:32 Dr. Ruth Obiarinze has loved reading since participating in reading contests at the local library as a child, so much so that she became an author herself! She recently introduced "The Overcomer Series," a collection of motivational children's books rooted in an inspiring depiction of Nigerian culture and family values.

Sep 11, 2024 | edpost.com | Lisa Hollenbach

This Black-Owned Barbershop Is Tackling Childhood Literacy, One Haircut At A Time!1:24 Antonio Brown, owner of Central Station Barbershop and Grooming in St. Petersburg, FL, is doing more than cutting hair—he’s shaping futures. With a mission to boost literacy rates among Black and Brown children in his community, Brown launched a book club that offers kids free haircuts as a reward for reading.

Aug 6, 2024 | edpost.com | Lisa Hollenbach

Jayden Jackson: The Pre-Teen Lawn Care Pro Making a Difference3:04 While many kids were enjoying their summer break, 12-year-old Jayden Jackson from Columbus, Georgia, was making a name for himself as an industrious young entrepreneur. Jayden, who recently finished fifth grade at True Springs Academy, has taken on his first job: mowing lawns in his neighborhood. Jayden's journey into the world of work began quite serendipitously.

Aug 6, 2024 | edpost.com | Lisa Hollenbach

This 12-Year-Old CEO Is Making History, Celebrating Natural Hair, Empowering Young Black Girls2:59 At just 12 years old, Zoe Oli is already making waves in the business world. This young entrepreneur from Atlanta is the mastermind behind Beautiful Curly Me, a doll company dedicated to empowering young Black girls. Her journey began at the age of six, when she struggled with confidence issues related to her natural hair, often comparing it to the straight hair of her classmates.

Aug 6, 2024 | edpost.com | Lisa Hollenbach

Lauren Scruggs: Making Olympic History and Inspiring Future Generations2:36 Lauren Scruggs: Making Olympic History and Inspiring Future GenerationsLauren Scruggs is the first Black American woman to earn an individual medal in Fencing. Standing in disbelief with a silver medal around her neck, Lauren Scruggs, a Harvard senior, achieved what she never imagined possible at her first Olympic Games.