Conversation with Yeve Sibanda
She is a wife, mother, lawyer, author, speaker, coach and founder of Philisa Creatives. We talk about what motivated her to become a lawyer, her creative process, dealing with perfectionism as well as how she does things. Join our conversation!
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#126: The Importance of Learning Different Languages for Children with Yeve Sibanda
In episode 126, I get to speak with Yeve Sibanda about the importance of learning different languages for our children. She is a native of Zimbabwe who now calls the US home. Yeve is the founder of Philisa Creatives, a creative media company aimed at celebrating African native languages and she's …
Christine Mapondera-Talley : African Storytelling
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Christine Mapondera-Talley is a wife, mom, and entrepreneur. She is the founder of Global Kidz House where she publishes children's books and a magazine, elevating and celebrating the diversity of Africa and the African diaspora. Center…
Nyasha Matanda : Zimbabwean Renaissance (1)
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Today Vongai sits down with Nyasha Matanda, a creative at the core with different talents and gifts. Nyasha, founded a skincare company that formulates products that are safe for babies with eczema and dry skin conditions. She is also a…
Yeve C. Sibanda : Cultural Identity and Language
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Yeve is a Zimbabwean native who now calls the US home. She is a wife, mom, attorney, public speaker, and author. She is the founder of Philisa Creatives, a media company, that celebrates and amplifies African heritage. Philisa which mea…
58. Embracing Indigenous African Languages with Yeve Sibanda
I was joined by Yeve Sibanda, attorney, public speaker, and author of My First Book of Shona and Ndebele Words.
Yeve is a native Zimbabwean who calls the United States her adopted home. Although she wasn't allowed to speak her indigenous languages at school in Zimbabwe — the unfortunate legacy of …
Yeve Sibanda from Philisacreatives My First Book of Shona and Ndebele Languages
A multicultural classroom is just as essential as a multicultural home. Today, I talk with Yeve Sibanda from Philisacreatives about her latest book. Her book called My Book of Shona and Ndebele is an ideal introduction to African multicultural languages.
As she describes in the interview, her book…
45. How I Survived Working in Big Law as an Immigrant, with Yeve Sibanda
On today's episode, we hear from Yeve Sibanda - a Zimbabwean Black woman immigrant who worked in "Big Law" for many years. "Big Law" refers to firms on the AmLaw 200 List, and they tend to employ thousands of lawyers worldwide. One of the reasons law grads covet working at a Big Law firm is that th…
Yeve Sibanda
Rutendo Chichaya interviews Yeve Sibanda, founder of Philisa Creatives and author of “My First Book of Shona and Ndebele Words.” Tune in to a conversation on embracing the power of language, writing for children and legacy. For book recommendations and book reviews visit www.negwande.com
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