WE SPEAK OFTEN, BUT WHAT ARE WE SAYING?
I'm excited to announce the continued growth of the We Speak Association & Speakers Guild. Atlanta has been good to us in 2012! As a conglomerate of speakers, we have been fulfilled with our community service on the 3 city tour of the We Speak Family Forum in North Carolina and Maryland. Lives have been touched and people have been challenged to connect with their community resources and find solutions to the growing concern for our displaced black men (both young and old). JOIN US IN ATLANTA FOR THE 1 YEAR ANNIVERSARY of rich dialogue and solutions. It's an all-points-bulletin on the black male, as we take up the challenge to "rescue, restore, reposition" one male at a time. Keep up with the photo and video promotions on the Facebook Group Page: We Speak Family Forum.
Special Guest:
Franklin Deese, author of "From Inmate to Mayor"
(click here for details and tickets)
*Vendor tables and organization sponsorship available
People have stories to tell...and we are pulling it out of them! In October 2011, we launched the new BlogTalk Radio Network for the We Speak Association called We Speak Radio. It is my intention to open up Internet radio to the voice of the people who have something to say and aren't afraid to say it. We welcome your show ideas and suggestions for great interviews. Load up your podcast with the archives and set alarms in your phone for the your favorite weekly show. Although every radio host is independent of the opinions of the other, it is our goal to resurrect safe dialogue for everyone. Be sure to follow us on the Facebook community page: We Speak Radio to follow the dialogue and share your comments on Education, Family, Religion and Politics. Tweet with us @wespeakradio.
(click here for a list of shows)
As we expand our reach, it is our goal to continue speaking with impact and comprehension on the issues that matter. It is our challenge to make sure that what you say, you say it with Impact and make sure people are listening.




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