Dust + Dignity Podcast

In this latest episode of the Dust + Dignity Podcast, we were able to chat with a wonderful leader Maryam April Pugh. Maryam Pugh is a printmaker based in Philadelphia. She is the owner and CEO of the social justice apparel brand and screen printing workshop Philadelphia Printworks. She is a resident artist at Mural Arts Philadelphia where she currently teaches youth entrepreneurs essential art-related business skills. She also serves on the steering committee of the March to End Rape Culture and as an organizer with the Philadelphia Community Bail Fund. Through her work, she strives to amplify marginalized voices and empower communities of color.Support the show

In this latest episode of the Dust + Dignity Podcast, we were able to chat with a dynamic leader Dr. Monica J. Taylor. “During my tenure in the Hatboro-Horsham School District, I have had the privilege of holding several leadership positions that have allowed me to find innovative ways to support collaborative efforts which enabled us to expand and grow. While I enthusiastically enjoyed eight years as principal of Crooked Billet Elementary School, the position of Assistant Superintendent offers me an opportunity to promote and sustain our established culture of professional and academic excellence with educators, parents, students, and community stakeholders in every school.Another very important aspect of my role is to promptly respond to the mandates and challenges before me by using administrative strategies that intertwine lessons from the past with a vision for the future. As your Assistant Superintendent, I remain committed to partnering with you to maintain a strong and comprehensive educational progra

In the first episode of the Dust + Dignity Podcast we learn more about our host Dr. Bruce Campbell Jr. and this exciting podcast.Support the show