International speaker · Facilitator · Leadership advisor

THE CONVERSATION YOUR ORGANIZATION KEEPS AVOIDING.

Race. Power. Culture. Leadership. The forces shaping how people work together—whether or not anyone is willing to name them. I help organizations have the conversations that change what happens after everyone leaves the room.

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THE ROOM
IS THE
WORK

01 / An invitation to engage

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THE INTERRUPTION / 001

The room changes
when the truth
enters it.

Some audiences need a keynote. Some teams need a difficult conversation. Others need someone who can help them see the patterns they have learned not to name. The work begins when people stop pretending the room is neutral.

01 / What I bring into the room

Not another conversation
that ends with good intentions.

My work combines scholarship, direct dialogue, and facilitated practice to help teams examine the patterns shaping their decisions, relationships, and leadership. The focus is on what people actually do when conversations become difficult.

01.

Keynotes & invited talks

Provocative, grounded talks on race, culture, power, leadership, belonging, and organizational behavior.

02.

Facilitated organizational conversations

Structured dialogue that helps teams notice authority, avoidance, conflict, and the habits that constrain collaboration.

03.

Leadership team engagements

Multi-session work with midsize organizations that want a sustained practice—not a single feel-good event.

02 / Speaking across borders

THE WORK HAS
CROSSED BORDERS.

From invited lectures in Ghana to speaking engagements in Germany at the invitation of the U.S. Department of State, the conversations have moved across institutions, cultures, and national boundaries.

Germany Munich · Braunschweig · Wildbad · Hamburg · Berlin
Ghana Accra · Ada · Savannah International Academy, Tamale

International engagementsGermany
& Ghana

Germany

Ghana

03 / Selected experience

In rooms where
the work matters.

Speaking, facilitation, and organizational learning across corporate, academic, cultural, and conference settings.

American UniversityFacilitation
National Museum for Civil and Human RightsFacilitation
NoomOrganizational engagement
StarbucksWorkplace speaking engagement
White Privilege ConferencesConference participation and facilitation

Organizations and institutions are listed to describe professional experience, not to imply endorsements or current partnerships.

Event photograph from Dr. June Cara Christian's speaking work

A life in the work · Practice beyond the podium

04 / See the work

Beyond the words.

On camera

Speaking presence

Clear. Direct. Human.

This is not about performing expertise. It is about bringing rigor, warmth, and unmistakable clarity into the room so people can finally face what has been shaping them all along.

Facilitation in motion

Not just content.
Consequence.

I work with groups that need more than inspiration. I help teams stay with tension, examine pattern, and move from avoidance toward the kind of conversation that actually changes culture.

In the work

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Photo documenting a conversation with Dr. Opal Lee in a Noom context

A professional moment in context

Conversations that matter

A larger moment with Dr. Opal Lee from work connected to Noom. It belongs here because it reflects the kind of company I keep around the work: grounded, history-conscious, and committed to conversations with depth. Included as documentation of professional context, not as an endorsement.

05 / The invitation

BRING DR. JUNE
INTO YOUR ROOM.

If your team is navigating race, power, culture, or leadership and you want a conversation with consequences beyond the meeting, tell me what you're facing.

Keynotes · Team facilitation · Multi-session organizational work