Tod M. Ewing
Tod has over 25 years of experience as a national/international trainer and speaker in diversity and race relations. He works extensively in the public and private sector. His presentations are predicated on the belief that humanity is one and human beings have innate nobility for good. Tod’s most recent book “Seeing Heaven in the Face of Black Men” www.heaveninthefaceofblackmen.com is a candid personal journey, examining the emotional/psychological landmines created by racism. As have some of the most effective human and civil rights leaders of the past, he grounds solutions in the “practicality of spirituality.” Tod is co-founder of an NAACP chapter, served as trainer for the National Multicultural Institute. and co-chair of the Advisory Board for Social Justice at the YWCA in Washington, D.C. He is on the Advisory Board for the Authenticity Institute, and a contributing writer for Science of Mind magazine. Tod holds a master’s degree in Spiritual Psychology. (M.Div.)
