Move Over, Roblox: How Gamifying Dance will Empower A New Generation. - Ep64.

Layla Stubbs, a second-year Spelman College student and dancer, is on a mission to empower young girls and transform access to dance education. In this episode, Layla discusses her role in Mahogany in Motion, her innovative dance game for kids, and how Spelman’s sisterhood has shaped her journey. Tune in to hear her insights on leadership, advocacy, and inspiring the next generation of creators and change-makers.
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[@georgeallen1171]

♦️👌🏿

[@niyaallen1683]

Layla's enegry is great!! I love her videogame concept- I know a couple of little cousins who would be obsessed with it!

[@ilovemyhbcyou]

NO shame here, I would be obsessed as I need the juvenile version of dance lessons! I can't wait.

[@et_720]

❤ to Black Sisterhood, unity, speaking up, and evoking action. We need it now more than ever!

[@ilovemyhbcyou]

We do. We do. We do!

[@KDAllen985]

Okay ballet!!🩰

[@ilovemyhbcyou]

She covers ALL the bases!

[@KDAllen985]

I thoroughly enjoyed this episode! I can’t wait to see this app from Layla! I can see it already

[@georgeallen1171]

Greetings & let’s get Black History Month popping!

[@ilovemyhbcyou]

YES SIR! From February 1st to EVERY DAY OF THE Year! No matter what is said, no one can rob us of the amazingness of who we are. Period.

[@melody_miller21]

I love that she blended both of her passions together! I'm so here for it 🤎

[@ilovemyhbcyou]

May we all be so fortunate.