A.D.O.S. stands for American Descendants of Slavery, which is both an ethnic identifier and a movement. The movement seeks to advocate for the lineage of ADOS and their historical struggle for economic and social justice in their native land of the United States. In this episode Devinee sits down to talk with Carmen Meyers, Andiel Brown,  Talia and Joshua Stroud, the start up team for the A.D.O.S. Lane County chapter in Oregon. They discuss the inevitable reality of racism, the importance of the the movement, the misconceptions and more. After you listen to this conversation, leave a message and let us know your thoughts! You can learn more on https://ados101.com/ and https://breakingbrown.com/

Things I Have Learned In 2020

Devinee Stroud welcomes you into intentional and meaningful conversations with friends, family, mentors, and knowledgeable people to discuss and answer difficult topics and questions that you might be having in this season of your life. There is an endless amount of questions being asked and yet there is an endless amount of wisdom to be given. This podcast exists to give listeners a platform to reflect on difficult topics, experience the blessing in multi-generational learning, and to add a whole lot of seasoning to your day and even more to your life!