Suggestions
Stevona Elem-Rogers
Director of Programming Partnership at Black Education for New Orleans (BE NOLA)
Stevona Elem-Rogers is a womanist writer, educator, and orator known for her innovative examination and advocacy of Black culture and womanhood.
She holds a Bachelor's degree in English and African-American Studies from The University of Alabama and a Master's degree in Secondary Education and Teaching with a specialization in Culturally Responsive Teaching from Louisiana College.
Stevona has held various roles in the education sector, including Director of Partnerships at Black Education for New Orleans (BE NOLA) and Manager of Diversity Recruiting at KIPP New Orleans.
She has a rich background as a former Founder of Stevona.com, and has served in leadership positions at Teach For America, focusing on Culturally Responsive Pedagogy and Teacher Leadership Development.
Her experience includes being a High School English Instructor and Department Chair at O.P. Walker College and Career Preparatory High School.
Stevona's work and contributions center on promoting inclusivity, diversity, and culturally responsive teaching practices in education.
