Speaking

Dr. Shanita Brown

Dr. Brown is a sought out speaker with the privilege of speaking at universities, community colleges, churches, conferences, local organizations, panel discussions, podcasts, etc. Dr. Brown captivates audiences with fresh perspectives allowing individuals to leave with practical insight. Dr. Brown’s expertise ranges from violence against women and girls, particularly women of color, to mental health wellness, and engaging faith communities in IPV prevention.

Dr. Brown’s work embodies an intersectional approach and asserts that violence against women cannot end without the elimination of ALL forms of oppression, such as racism, classism, sexism, ablism. Dr. Brown’s work stems from this foundation and will be incorporated throughout workshops and trainings.

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Workshops and Speaking

Signature talks created to foster transformative and empowering dialogue.

LevelUp: Enhancing the Collegiate Campus's Response to Domestic & Sexual Violence
Engaging the Faith Community Response to Domestic Violence
Best Clinical Practices for Serving Black Survivors of Domestic & Sexual Violence
Creating Culturally Relevant Student Programming in Higher Education

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Reviews

“Dr. Brown not only enlightened us on the common stressors that students and parents experience during the college transition, but increased our resolve to be intentional about self-care and preserving our mental health.”
- Debra Taiwo, Girls College Summit
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“Dr. Shanita Brown is beyond phenomenal as a counselor, speaker, and author. She constantly engages her mastery of knowledge around sexual assault, and domestic, sexual, and intimate partner violence to ensure it resonates with the audiences she encounters. Her contributions are always spot on and her engagement on our panel for the film "What's Love Got To Do With It?" were invaluable and connected to our audience of students, staff, and faculty members in ways that challenged the dominant narrative regarding how violence manifests.”
— Dr. Angela Gay, Assistant Director of the Women's Center, NC State University
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“Dr. Brown is a powerful natural facilitator, courageous conversations about the faith community and domestic violence is needed in all churches.”
— Workshop Participant