Bryana Clover

Background

About Bryana Clover

For over a decade, I've worked in various corporate strategic marketing roles with extensive experience in collaborating, facilitating, and managing cross-functional projects and teams. I’m a recent Master’s Certificate graduate of the University of North Carolina Charlotte in Anti-racism in Urban Education. I am an Enneagram Type One, Wing Two: The Activist. One of the key characteristics of this Enneagram type, is a desire for justice and equality. This passion has driven my involvement in facilitation and planning within churches and organizations to build awareness and organizational movement in the area of racial equity. I have a lifetime of experience as a bi-racial girl→youth→woman and over five years experience in intentional deconstructing and healing. I am here to honor my ancestors in the service of speaking truth to power. I am here to guide white women on a journey of self-reflection and digging deep into uncovering their own racial identities and how that impacts the way they show up in the world. I am here to empower women of African descent to rediscover their Divine BirthRight and to reconnect with the ancient wisdom of their ancestors. I am here to help forward-thinking organizations create brave spaces to have tough conversations about race and inclusivity without causing harm or overwhelm. I am an Enneagram Type One, Wing Two: The Activist. One of the key characteristics of this Enneagram type, is a desire for justice and equality. This passion has driven my involvement in facilitation and planning within churches and organizations to build awareness and organizational movement in the area of racial equity. I have a natural curiosity that drives my focus and dedication in the work that I do, both professionally and personally. I believe in the importance of bringing an equitable perspective into diversity and inclusion initiatives, including crucial conversations regarding the historical context of race in America. I hope this context leads to increased understanding, which ultimately leads to individual and organizational change. My work in racial justice is inextricably linked with my spirituality, and I’m passionate about bringing others along this lifetime journey of collective growth and love. I believe in the transformative power of knowledge, coupled with reflection. In a nutshell, I ignite the power within others to make authentic change that leads to racial healing and liberation. What’s my secret sauce? Helping others overcome their fears and be BRAVE.