SUCCESSFUL BLACK PARENTING, LLC
LOS ANGELES, CA

Making A Supermodel: A Parents’ Guide Education and holds and a master’s degree in business. Formerly, the School Age Child Care (SACC) Coordinator for the Philadelphia area with the non-profit organization, Parents Union for Public Schools, she developed SACC programs throughout the city. She headed a $2m YMCA where she served as the Executive Branch Director in charge of operations for a new facility, including the NAEYC accredited child care program and summer camp. In addition, Janice held the title of Early Childhood Specialist at Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia’s Child Guidance Center where she worked with parents who struggled with substance abuse challenges to guide them with the healthy development of their young children. Sánchez, Ph.D., is one of the original founders of Successful Black Parenting magazine. She is an educator at a public university and a researcher focusing on the educational experiences of racial, ethnic and linguistic minorities in PreK-12 public school settings. She works with college students, teachers and families to strengthen children’s possibilities for a great life. Dr. Sánchez holds a master’s degree in early childhood development with a focus on infant mental health. Janice Celeste, M.B.A. and Dr. Marta Sánchez, Ph.D. met more than 20 years ago while working together in a program for Children's Hospital of Philadelphia. Janice was the early childhood specialist and Marta was the social services provider. They immediately recognized that all parents don't parent the same way and that Black parents have unique needs -- from hair care to health care. Successful Black Parenting, the first national magazine for Black parents was born. That was 1993. Help Fund Successful Black Parenting. Janice Celeste, M.B.A. and Dr. Marta Sánchez, Ph.D. met more than 20 years ago while working together in a program for Children's Hospital of Philadelphia. Janice was the early childhood specialist and Marta was the social services provider. They immediately recognized that all parents don't parent the same way and that Black parents have unique needs -- from hair care to health care. Successful Black Parenting, the first national magazine for Black parents was born. That was 1993.