BITS & PIECES (B&P) by Sancho Education Group

"TOOT'S HOLIDAY (Year-End) SAGA"  [Part 2 - Episode 3/3] "Extinguishing Fear" A story about four, 8th grade students and unexpected teleportation and their last day of school, before the winter holiday! Featuring the voices of:  Ana B. (Salutations), Bella B. (Tomaya), Jamie S. (Wanda), Jewel S. (Lily), Rayn Sancho (JC, Toot, The Voice), Ri'Cha ri Sancho (Baby, Bindu, Narrator), Zyla White (Principal States). 10% of proceeds are donated to the 501c3 LSN KIDS for scholarships, programming, and cultural activities! **Confused?? Be sure to listen to Part 1 - Episodes 1-3 to hear the full story! ** Thanks for listening! Copyrighted 2022 by Sancho Education Group, Inc.

"TOOT'S HOLIDAY (Year-End) SAGA"  [Part 2 - Episode 2/3] "The Swirling Vortex" A story about four, 8th grade students and unexpected teleportation and their last day of school, before the winter holiday! Featuring the voices of:  Ana B. (Salutations), Bella B. (Tomaya), Jamie S. (Wanda), Jewel S. (Lily), Rayn Sancho (JC, Toot, The Voice), Ri'Cha ri Sancho (Baby, Bindu, Narrator), Zyla White (Principal States). 10% of proceeds are donated to the 501c3 LSN KIDS for scholarships, programming, and cultural activities! **Confused?? Be sure to listen to Part 1 - Episodes 1-3 to hear the full story! ** Thanks for listening! Copyrighted 2022 by Sancho Education Group, Inc.

"TOOT'S HOLIDAY (Year-End) SAGA"  [Part 2 - Episode 1/3] "Backtracking" A story about four, 8th grade students and unexpected teleportation and their last day of school, before the winter holiday! Featuring the voices of:  Ana B. (Salutations), Bella B. (Tomaya), Jamie S. (Wanda), Jewel S. (Lily), Rayn Sancho (JC, Toot, The Voice), Ri'Cha ri Sancho (Baby, Bindu, Narrator), Zyla White (Principal States). 10% of proceeds are donated to the 501c3 LSN KIDS for scholarships, programming, and cultural activities! **Confused?? Be sure to listen to Part 1 - Episodes 1-3 to hear the full story! ** Thanks for listening! Copyrighted 2022 by Sancho Education Group, Inc. 

"TOOT'S HOLIDAY (Year-End) SAGA"  [Part 1 - Episode 3/3] A story about four, 8th grade students and unexpected teleportation and their last day of school, before the winter holiday! Featuring the voices of:  Bella B. (Tomaya), Jamie S. (Wanda), Jewel S. (Lily), Rayn Sancho (JC, Toot, The Voice), Ri'Cha ri Sancho (Baby, Bindu, Narrator), Zyla White (Principal States). 10% of proceeds are donated to the 501c3 LSN KIDS **Part 2 [Episodes 4-6] air on or before December 31st. ** Thanks for listening!

"TOOT'S HOLIDAY (Year-End) SAGA"  [Part 1 - Episode 2/3] A story about four, 8th grade students and unexpected teleportation and their last day of school, before the winter holiday! Featuring the voices of:  Bella B. (Tomaya), Jamie S. (Wanda), Jewel S. (Lily), Rayn Sancho (JC, Toot, The Voice), Ri'Cha ri Sancho (Baby, Bindu, Narrator), Zyla White (Principal States). 10% of proceeds are donated to the 501c3 LSN KIDS **Part 2 [Episodes 4-6] air on or before December 31st. ** Thanks for listening! 

"TOOT'S HOLIDAY (Year-End) SAGA"  [Part 1 - Episode 1/3] A story about four, 8th grade students and unexpected teleportation and their last day of school, before the winter holiday! Featuring the voices of:  Bella B. (Tomaya), Jamie S. (Wanda), Jewel S. (Lily), Rayn Sancho (JC, Toot, The Voice), Ri'Cha ri Sancho (Baby, Bindu, Narrator), Zyla White (Principal States). 10% of these proceeds are donated to the 501c3 LSN KIDS for scholarships and programs.  **Part 2 [Episodes 4-6] air on or before December 31st. **

We are fortunate to have veterans among us who span far and wide across the globe. Veterans take responsibility for the lives of others when they enlist in the military. They put the safety of others before their own. This is their sworn duty before or if they ever reach a combat zone. November 11th marks the United States’ celebration of veterans across the six branches of military service. Sancho Education Group and subsidiaries honor the sacrifice of veterans and their dedication to those outside of themselves. “Thank you for your willingness to serve!” Narrated by: B.R.S., Jamie S., Jewel S., and Dr. Ri’Cha ri Sancho See more @ sanchoeducation.com & the Corporal Freddie Stowers Distinction in Diversity Scholarship for kids

October is National YJAM month! This stands for Youth Justice Action Month. See how Hispanic Heritage month, which ends on Oct. 15, intersects seamlessly with this month to feature outstanding youth. Narrated by: B.R.S. See more @ sanchoeducation.com

Many children have the opportunity to live in multigenerational, familial settings. Several Hispanic & Latino community members embrace this aspect of culture and family. Learn what the beauty of loved ones can cause. Narrated by: R. Sancho, PhD See more @ sanchoeducation.com

How does a nationally recognized month come to be? Learn the answer and what makes Hispanic important. Narrated by: B.R.S. See more @ sanchoeducation.com

The "Triple 'P' Approach" copyrighted by Sancho Education Group is a quick process to recognize and dissuade unconscious bias from surfacing negatively, in a moment. It should be noted that bias can be positively or negatively situated, given the nature of a subject.   Narrated by: B.R.S. See content @ DEI JAB (sanchoeducation.com)

It’s Time to Announce the Winners of the LSN KIDS Cpl. Freddie Stowers Distinction in Diversity Scholarship! Delivered by: B.R.S. Rising College Freshman & 2 Time Merit Scholarship Awardee

DEI Segment: Active & Reflective Listening (Season 2, Episode 3) Team leaders and team members can change the culture of a workplace by implementing a few no-cost options that ignite positive sparks in the brain. Sometimes it is what you do, rather than what you know that fosters growth. In this spot, listen to a few important tips on about these two types of listening. Which do you do the most? *Visit K12civilleadership.com for information tailored to education & community leaders. Visit sanchoeducation.com for information to benefit educators, student families, and education advocates. Delivered by: Dr. Ri’Cha ri Sancho, Organizational & Education Consultant Director of Operations, Sancho Education Group & Jamie (LSN KIDS, middle school student)

LSN KIDS (501c3) students participate in the Youth Build-A-Book Project (1) to build a book honoring the life of Cpl. Freddie Stowers! In this spot, hear about the journey they have started and follow their progress. https://sites.google.com/corporalfreddiestowers.org/lsnkidsscholarshipproject/home *Visit K12civilleadership.com for information tailored to education & community leaders. Visit sanchoeducation.com for information to benefit educators, student families, and education advocates. Delivered by: Ri’Cha ri Sancho, PhD, Anna (Elementary school student), B.R.S. (High school senior), & Jewel (Middle school student)

Welcome back to Bits & Pieces in 2022 with a Black History Month short message! Delivered by: B.R.S. High School Student & Ri'Cha ri Sancho, PhD Mixed by: LSN KIDS, B.R.S. High School Student & Sponsor spot by Middle School, Jamie S. *Visit sanchoeducation.com for information to benefit educators, student families, and education advocates about culturally relevant & diverse options and tips.

Today is the start of Kwanzaa! Listen to learn more about this year-ending celebration and the principles that guide it! Delivered by: B.R.S. High School Student & Ri’Cha ri Sancho, PhD Mixed by LSN KIDS, High School Student B.R.S. & Sponsor spot by LSN KIDS Middle Schooler, Jamie S. *Visit sanchoeducation.com for information to benefit educators, student families, and education advocates about culturally relevant & diverse options and tips.

There are millions of children who are homeless in the United States (U.S.). 2020 marked the first year ethnic minority children became the majority of all children in the U.S. Listen to our featured LSN KIDS students Ana & Bella, as they provide details about the growing issue of homelessness and ways to help. Delivered by: Siblings Ana & Bella, Florida Elementary Students Mixed by LSN KIDS, High School Student B.R.S. & Sponsor spot by LSN KIDS Middle Schooler, Jamie S. *Visit sanchoeducation.com/outreach for information about the Sancho Education Group and LSN KIDS (501c3) joint Covid19 Food Relief Program for student families.

In the U.S., November is National Native American (Indigenous People) Month. This segment of Bits & Pieces reflects on the lost graves of Native American children and enslaved African Americans that have emerged as a new Call to Ancestral Peace. Learn about organizations who are working to ameliorate the past transgressions of those who prompted these actions to secure an informed future for new generations. Delivered by Zjala Stephens, College Senior & Artist Extraordinaire Mixed by LSN KIDS, High School Student B.R.S. & Sponsor spot by LSN KIDS Middle Schooler, Jamie S. *Visit sanchoeducation.com for information to benefit educators, student families, and education advocates about culturally relevant & diverse options and tips.

National Native American (Indigenous People) Month is celebrated in November in the United States. Although this month is far from the only time in which we should recognize the contributions of Native American or Indigenous individuals, it is one in which this nation asks for those who otherwise bypass recognition to do so. Listen to this segment to hear population statistics and resources to learn more about ways to become involved with activities, movements, and service to Native American students and communities. Delivered by: Ri’Cha ri Sancho, PhD, Education (Specializing in: Race, Equality, & Language) / Organizational Psychology & eCornell Diversity, Equity, & Inclusion Program |Course Facilitator Mixed by LSN KIDS, High School Student B.R.S. & Sponsor spot by LSN KIDS Middle Schooler, Jamie S. *Visit sanchoeducation.com for information to benefit educators, student families, and education advocates about this topic. Stay tuned!

Do you find yourself in verbal debacles with your co-workers? Are you a leader in your workplace? Have you thought of ceasing to use negative words? Sometimes, using negative words can impact the delivery of a well-intended message. Listen to learn more. Delivered by: Ri’Cha ri Sancho, PhD, Education (Specializing in: Race, Equality, & Language) / Organizational Psychology & eCornell Diversity, Equity, & Inclusion Program, Course Facilitator *Visit K12civilleadership.com for our blog with a message on this topic and sanchoeducation.com for information to benefit educators, student families, and education advocates.

In honor of National Hispanic Heritage Month, we take a look at the pervasive growth of covid19 in the Latinx community – exploring locations, impact on kids, and info bits about people held in detention centers. To learn more about our covid19 Relief program for student families, sponsored by the youth 501c3, LSN KIDS, see our website for the next round of upcoming registration @ https://sanchoeducation.com/outreach. Delivered by: Ri’Cha ri Sancho, PhD, Education (Specializing in: Race, Equality, & Language) / Organizational Psychology *Visit K12civilleadership.com for our October Spotlight on three Mental Health Professionals answering a single question pertaining to covid19 and health care at the sole proprietorship, education, and juvenile disciplines. See our blog for tips to work with all people more peacefully in the workplace. Visit sanchoeducation.com for information to benefit educators, student families, and education advocates.

World Mental Health Day is October 10, 2021 this year. Join us in recognizing this day for those who have challenges and those who are living or working with individuals who may have been diagnosed with mental health challenges. *Visit K12civilleadership.com for our October Spotlight on three Mental Health Professionals answering a single question pertaining to covid19 and health care at the sole proprietorship, education, and juvenile disciplines. See our blog for tips to work with all people more peacefully in the workplace. Visit sanchoeducation.com for information to benefit educators, student families, and education advocates. Speaker: Ri’Cha ri Sancho, PhD, Education (Specializing in: Race, Equality, & Language) / Organizational Psychology

Part four (4) of this 4-part, Diversity, Equity, & Inclusion segment explains the meaning of Inclusion, how it differs from Diversity, and provides an example of each + a practical strategy for increasing inclusion efforts in workplace and education settings. Ri’Cha ri Sancho, PhD, Education (Specializing in: Race, Equality, & Language) & Organizational Psychology | eCornell Diversity, Equity, & Inclusion Program Course Facilitator (Cornell University) *Visit K12civilleadership.com for information tailored to education & community leaders and Free Monthly Webinars. Visit sanchoeducation.com for information to benefit educators, student families, and education advocates.  10% of all proceeds are donated to the 501c3, LSN KIDS

Hear a few stats on Spanish [español], how it is progressing in the U.S. and the world, and what to make your “New Year’s NHHM’s Resolution.” Delivered by: Ri’Cha ri Sancho, PhD, Education (Specializing in: Race, Equality, & Language) / Organizational Psychology *Visit sanchoeducation.com for information to benefit educators, student families, and education advocates.

Part three (3) of this 4-part, Diversity, Equity, & Inclusion (DEI) segment explains the meaning of Equity, how it differs from Equality, and examples in workplace and education settings. Complete the CHALLENGE mentioned in the segment by emailing your response to connect@k12civilleadership.comfor a chance to win a gift card! Delivered by: Ri’Cha ri Sancho, PhD, Education (Specializing in: Race, Equality, & Language) / Organizational Psychology eCornell Diversity, Equity, & Inclusion Program Course Facilitator *Visit K12civilleadership.com for information tailored to education & community leaders and Free Monthly Webinars. Visit sanchoeducation.com for information to benefit educators, student families, and education advocates.

Celebrate the start of National Hispanic Heritage Month (el mes de la herencia hispana). Listen to our weekly spots this month recognizing member of Latinx culture and their contributions to U.S. history. In this spot, hear an intro to the month, how it came to be, and dispel a myth or two! Delivered by: B.R.S., Rising High School Senior & National Honor Society Student *Visit K12civilleadership.com for information tailored to education & community leaders. Visit sanchoeducation.com for information to benefit educators, student families, and education advocates.

Have you heard about the female federal workers who fought the legal battle to gain Equal Pay for Women in the Government Printing Office (GPO)? One identified as African American & the other Caucasian. They were Shirley Stowers Alston and Dorothy Thompson. Listen to their achievement. In this quick segment, find out the meaning of “Conformity Bias” and “Cognitive Dissonance;” often known as barriers to equality, equity, belonginess, and psychological safety in the workplace. Delivered by: Ri’Cha ri Sancho, PhD, Education (Specializing in: Race, Equality, & Language) / Organizational Psychology eCornell Diversity, Equity, & Inclusion Program Course Facilitator *Visit K12civilleadership.com for information tailored to education & community leaders. Visit sanchoeducation.com for information to benefit educators, student families, and education advocates.

High School Student B.R.S. brings us news about the Unidentified Flying Object (UFO)/ Unidentified Aerial Phenomenon (UAP) report released in response to frequent aerial sightings, as well as a brief mention of diversity measures for the newest branch of the military, Space Force. Delivered by: B.R.S., Rising High School Senior & National Honor Society Student *Visit K12civilleadership.com for information tailored to education & community leaders. Visit sanchoeducation.com for information to benefit educators, student families, and education advocates.

Part two (2) of this 4-part, Diversity, Equity, & Inclusion segment explains the meaning of the second level of diversity, in both workplace and scholarly settings. ~See K12civilleadership.com/events for Monthly Free Webinar topics and registration.~ Delivered by: Dr. Ri'Cha ri Sancho, eCornell Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Program Course Facilitator & K-12 Civil Leadership Curriculum Designer and  LSN KIDS Middle School Sponsor Student: *Jewel*

Bits & Pieces! Your 2 and a half minutes of culturally relevant & interesting ethnic details! Brought to you twice a week.  Listen to our 2 segments this week, to commemorate Women's Equality Day! In this spot, hear about South African women of the Zulu Tribe, Dolores Huerto, Susie King Taylor, & women of the suffrage movement.  Delivered by: Zyla White, Corrections & Community Advocate *Visit K12civilleadership.com for information tailored to education & community leaders. Visit sanchoeducation.com for information to benefit educators, student families, and education advocates. 

Part one of this Diversity, Equity, Inclusion segment explains the meaning of diversity in both workplace and scholarly settings. Learn the two levels of diversity and how they differ, with examples. For more information on monthly free webinars pertaining to DEI see K12civilleadership.com/events. Delivered by: Dr. Ri'Cha ri Sancho, eCornell Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Program Course Facilitator

LISTEN to: Harrowing details about hammerhead worms,  Their impact on farmers,  And what experts recommended you do, if you encounter one. Delivered by: Dr. Ri'Cha ri Sancho, B & P Culture & Ethnicity Researcher

Hear a brief description of what is coming up in segments marked DEI: Bits & Pieces!  Learn ways to improve interactions in the workplace, education institutions, and community groups!  Learn pertinent details about topics such as: empathy  social justice unconscious bias  implicit prejudice conflict resolution  strategies to avoid systematic prejudice and more! Delivered by: Dr. Ri'Cha ri Sancho (PhD), eCornell Diversity, Equity, & Inclusion Facilitator 

Listen to concerns about the plight of ethnic minority farmers in the U.S., the aid being provided, and what you can do to assist. Delivered by: Zyla White, Corrections & Community Advocate