Welcome to The Speaker’s Voice, the official blog of CAMPUSPEAK.
We are your premier resource for insights on student leadership, higher education programming, and impactful campus events. Read expert advice from our roster of top college speakers and facilitators on pressing topics like fraternity and sorority life, mental health, and inclusive leadership. Whether you are a student affairs professional planning your next keynote or a student leader looking to drive campus engagement, discover the actionable strategies you need to amplify your impact.
Category: Social Justice Clear
Does Intent Matter? The Impact of Racism is the Same
Categorized: Black History, Black Lives Matter, Civil Discourse, Communication, Confrontation Skills, Social Justice
Recently, a client shared a situation of discrimination and harassment, insisting it was “unintentional racism.” That raised a critical question:…
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Belonging | Culture | Identity
Categorized: AAPI Issues, Authenticity, Belonging, Black History, Black Lives Matter, Campus Life, Diversity, Hispanic Heritage, Latino/a Issues, LGBTQ+ Issues, Native American Heritage, Social Justice, Women's Empowerment
Inquire About Booking a Speaker CAMPUSPEAK has many keynote speakers who are experts in a variety of topics, including Allyship,…
Read moreHelplessness to Hopeful Action: Learning from the Past, Acting for the Future
Categorized: Belonging, Black History, Black Lives Matter, Campus Life, Civil Discourse, Community Building, Decision Making, Diversity, Emotional Intelligence, Leadership, Mental Health, Motivation & Inspiration, Resilience, Social Justice
As a licensed psychologist, I’ve spent nearly 30 years working with individuals and organizations, addressing inequities that cause stress and…
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The Crucial Role of Diversity in Education
Categorized: AAPI Issues, Black Lives Matter, Diversity, Hispanic Heritage, Latino/a Issues, Legal Issues, Social Justice
The Chronicle of Higher Education has been tracking Anti-DEI Legislation and since 2023, 85 bills have been introduced in 28…
Read more4 Steps to Advocate for Affirmative Action
Categorized: Social Justice
As a passionate advocate for social impact and equal opportunity, I closely followed the recent landmark ruling by the Supreme…
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Can we all just get along…
Categorized: Social Justice
By: Dr. Stacey Pearson-Wharton “Can we all just get along?” Those words were spoken by Rodney King during a very…
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Three Launching Points for the New Year
Categorized: Social Justice
It’s January, the month of new beginnings well it’s now February of month of love and new beginning 2.0. At…
Read moreBeing black in white spaces
Categorized: Diversity, Social Justice
Being black in predominantly white spaces can be complicated for African Americans at different ages and stages in life. The…
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Fixing a social justice rupture in your community
Categorized: Social Justice
Over the past several decades, social justice educators have done the honorable work of educating our nation’s students on issues…
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Elephants and Onions workshop
Categorized: Communication, Diversity, Social Justice
Motivating students to embrace diversity and peel back the layers of social justice. For many campus communities, diversity is the…
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Yeah… but
Categorized: Communication, Diversity, Social Justice
How often do you make excuses for your daily actions? Do you often look back on your actions or reactions…
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Spreading social justice through words
Categorized: Social Justice
Sticks and stones may break my bones, but words will never hurt me. A common nursery rhyme that many students…
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