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Recognizing Our Leaders

Nominating local role models strengthens the Blackboard Edu community by highlighting excellence and providing tangible inspiration for our youth. Your recognition helps us build a brighter future by celebrating those who lead with purpose and integrity in our local neighborhoods.

Nomination Guidelines

Thank you for helping us recognize the individuals who embody the spirit of the Blackboard Edu community. Please review the following criteria to ensure your nomination is as impactful as possible.

Who Can Be Nominated

  • Local community leaders and activists
  • Educators and mentors making a difference
  • Black entrepreneurs and professionals
  • Youth pioneers and high-achievers

Strong Role Model Criteria

  • Consistency in advocacy for Black heritage
  • Demonstrate high standards of professional integrity
  • Commitment to mentorship and community growth
  • Impactful story of resilience or innovation

How Nominations Are Used

  • Selected models are featured on our website
  • Opportunities to join our mentorship panels
  • Invitation to speak at Blackboard Edu annual gala
  • Recognition in our community newsletters

Submit a Nomination

Help us celebrate the leaders and mentors who shape our community legacy.

Nomination Form

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Nominator Details

Living  Role Models

Celebrating the individuals who have significantly contributed to the  community and inspired others through their leadership.

Kulchalee

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Leroy Fable

40+ Years Experience | Licensed Thrive Practitioner | Award-Winning Community Leader | Enhanced DBS Checked

I'm Kulchalee, founder of Kulchalee Arts.

As a cultural diversity artist, educator, and mentor with over 40 years of experience, I use art, storytelling, performance, and education to celebrate African and Caribbean heritage. Through workshops, community projects, and cultural events, I help people of all ages explore history, creativity, and identity.

I've delivered arts, cultural, and educational workshops across the UK, Europe, Africa, and Jamaica, working with schools, charities, festivals, libraries, cultural institutions, and community organisations.

International Community Leader

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