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"If we could see with our physical eyes the threads that bind us to
each other, undoubtedly it would disarm all hostility." |
Niambi Jaha-Echols
Niambi is an Author, Cultural Agility Strategist, Cultural Intelligence Specialist, Spiritual Alchemist, Trauma-Sensitive HeartMath® Certified Practitioner, and has spent the past 30 years working as a Transformation Advocate. She is the Principal and Lead Consultant for Cross-Cultural Agility, LLC where she trains, coaches, facilitates and consults individuals and corporations on issues supporting cultural intelligence and new pathways to inclusion. She is also the Founder and Chief Learning Officer of Earth Purpose Institute a fearless, nurturing, inclusive, and uniquely transformative online learning environment. Niambi is the architect of the ground-breaking Pro-Inclusional Leadership™ Training Model.
Niambi's passion is helping others to transform their mindsets and personal stuck points so that they can deepen their connections to all of humanity.
She is the Founder Emeritus of The Butterfly Movement, where she utilizes the symbolism of the caterpillar/butterfly metamorphosis to foster emotional and spiritual transformation in women and girls. She is also the Founder and Lead Facilitator for Project Butterfly where she continues to empower women who empower girls. She also led the residential summer camp experience, Camp Butterfly from 2003 - 2015.
Niambi is a co-contributor to the book “African Americans and Community Engagement in Higher Education” published by SUNY Press and is a regular contributor to ACA's Camping Magazine and is the author of “Project Butterfly”, “Inspiring the Souls of Our Girls”, and "What Color Is Your Soul: Healing the Illusion of Our Separateness."
Niambi has been featured in Essence, Ebony Magazines, MSN.com, and Oprah's Angel Network and has also been recognized by the State of Illinois and Essence Magazine as a woman who is "shaping the world."
She has served on American Camp Association's National Board, ACA National Board Development Committee, Diversity and Inclusion Sub-Committee and National Conference Program Planning Committee.
She is a faculty member of Expert Online Training, is a former member of the National Diversity Council, has served as a Professional Advisor to graduate students at DePaul University's School for New Learning, and is a Program Faculty member of Art of Living Retreat Center in Boone, NC. Niambi is also a former virtual facilitator for Unlikely Conversations.
Through her spiritually grounded perspective, she helps participants in her programs transform and heal to higher levels of unity consciousness by lovingly addressing ancestral challenges, unconscious biases, and divisive mindsets. Niambi guides others in their struggles to understand how these mindsets and racism, privilege, and prejudice operate in their minds, hearts, and spirits. Her retreats are designed to help people understand who they are, release negative emotions, and re-calibrate individual and collective vibrations to higher levels—ultimately back to our universal oneness.
Niambi is a Certified Minister and she and her family live in traditional Occaneeechi territory - now known as Chapel Hill, NC.
Niambi's passion is helping others to transform their mindsets and personal stuck points so that they can deepen their connections to all of humanity.
She is the Founder Emeritus of The Butterfly Movement, where she utilizes the symbolism of the caterpillar/butterfly metamorphosis to foster emotional and spiritual transformation in women and girls. She is also the Founder and Lead Facilitator for Project Butterfly where she continues to empower women who empower girls. She also led the residential summer camp experience, Camp Butterfly from 2003 - 2015.
Niambi is a co-contributor to the book “African Americans and Community Engagement in Higher Education” published by SUNY Press and is a regular contributor to ACA's Camping Magazine and is the author of “Project Butterfly”, “Inspiring the Souls of Our Girls”, and "What Color Is Your Soul: Healing the Illusion of Our Separateness."
Niambi has been featured in Essence, Ebony Magazines, MSN.com, and Oprah's Angel Network and has also been recognized by the State of Illinois and Essence Magazine as a woman who is "shaping the world."
She has served on American Camp Association's National Board, ACA National Board Development Committee, Diversity and Inclusion Sub-Committee and National Conference Program Planning Committee.
She is a faculty member of Expert Online Training, is a former member of the National Diversity Council, has served as a Professional Advisor to graduate students at DePaul University's School for New Learning, and is a Program Faculty member of Art of Living Retreat Center in Boone, NC. Niambi is also a former virtual facilitator for Unlikely Conversations.
Through her spiritually grounded perspective, she helps participants in her programs transform and heal to higher levels of unity consciousness by lovingly addressing ancestral challenges, unconscious biases, and divisive mindsets. Niambi guides others in their struggles to understand how these mindsets and racism, privilege, and prejudice operate in their minds, hearts, and spirits. Her retreats are designed to help people understand who they are, release negative emotions, and re-calibrate individual and collective vibrations to higher levels—ultimately back to our universal oneness.
Niambi is a Certified Minister and she and her family live in traditional Occaneeechi territory - now known as Chapel Hill, NC.