Sidney Frye
Sidney Frye II is a mental health and racial equity speaker. He has a Master's of Divinity degree from Bethel University, as well as a Master's Certificate in Marriage and Family Therapy. Sidney teaches Adolescent Psychology at North Central University, and is a Child Welfare Program Supervisor, supervising programs that work to address disparities and disproportionality that result in negative educational outcomes for students of color. A loving husband and proud father of five, Sidney is an avid soul food enthusiast, and aspiring cheesecake connoisseur.
Sidney Frye II is a mental health and racial equity speaker. He has a Master's of Divinity degree from Bethel University, as well as a Master's Certificate in Marriage and Family Therapy. Sidney teaches Adolescent Psychology at North Central University, and is a Child Welfare Program Supervisor, supervising programs that work to address disparities and disproportionality that result in negative educational outcomes for students of color. A loving husband and proud father of five, Sidney is an avid soul food enthusiast, and aspiring cheesecake connoisseur.
In [OVER] My Head
Courageous Conversations
Have you ever kept silent because you're afraid to say the wrong thing? Talking about racial equity can be uncomfortable. Learn how to have healthy "Courageous Conversations" about critical topics related to racism and inequality. Learn how to stop avoiding the elephant in the room, and start engaging in meaningful dialogue that goes beyond rhetoric, promoting a culture where all voices are heard.
The Miseducation of Soul Food
