Howard University · Ph.D. Student in Educational Psychology

Researcher. Educator. Speaker. Creative.

I explore how beliefs, identity, education, and communication shape the ways people learn, lead, and relate to one another.

Through research, teaching, dialogue, and creative practice, I translate complex ideas into practical experiences that expand understanding, strengthen communities, and support meaningful change.

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Jaelle Faison
Scholar · Practitioner · Artist

"Bridging communication gaps across the diaspora through research, education, and critical dialogue to foster reflection, healing, and collective progress."

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Four practices. One body of work.

Research. Education. Dialogue. Creativity. Cultivated as a single discipline.

Although my work takes many forms, each one is part of the same pursuit: helping people better understand themselves, one another, and the systems that shape our lives.

Research · Educational Psychology

Scholarship & Inquiry

Investigating how beliefs, identity, socialization, and learning shape the ways people understand themselves, relate to one another, and create change within their communities.

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Practice · Education & Consulting

Speaking & Consulting

Translating research into practical learning experiences, workshops, consulting, and organizational partnerships that strengthen communication, critical thinking, leadership, and collaboration.

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Voice · Podcast & Writing

Two Teachers, Two Students

Creating space for meaningful conversations and accessible scholarship that invite curiosity, deepen understanding, and encourage thoughtful dialogue across experiences, generations, and communities.

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Studio · ART by J.C.F.

Visual Art Practice

Using visual art as a form of reflection, storytelling, and creative inquiry that explores identity, resilience, healing, and our shared humanity.

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Current Research
Conducting doctoral research examining how beliefs, identity, and socialization experiences influence dialogue, understanding, and community among students of African descent attending HBCUs and PBIs.
Current Work
Teaching, conducting collaborative research, facilitating dialogue, and developing educational experiences that translate scholarship into meaningful learning for students, organizations, and communities.
Building What's Next
Developing the Liberatory Leadership Institute — a long-term initiative bringing together research, education, dialogue, creative practice, and emerging technologies to help individuals, organizations, and communities strengthen learning, communication, and collective progress.
Featured Themes

Learning

Education has the power to expand possibility when it helps people think critically, ask better questions, and better understand themselves and the world around them.

Understanding

Meaningful dialogue begins with curiosity. My work explores how communication can deepen relationships, challenge assumptions, and create stronger communities.

Transformation

Knowledge becomes meaningful when it changes how we think, act, and engage with the world around us. My goal is to help translate ideas into lasting impact.

Collaboration

Some of the most meaningful work begins with a conversation. I welcome opportunities to collaborate across research, education, community, and creative practice.

Communities & Collaborations

Organizations, institutions, and communities I have served, volunteered with, supported, collaborated with, or contributed to as a team member.

Howard University School of Education Distant Relatives Project Black Health Connect ArtBae® / Created2Create Black Mental Wellness Association of Black Psychologists

"Communication can be a tool for healing. Education can be a tool for liberation. Understanding can become a catalyst for transformation."

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Whether you're interested in research collaboration, speaking, educational programming, creative partnerships, podcast conversations, or future organizational initiatives — I'd love to connect.

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