A Harris BrownAnthony Harris Brown is a visionary leader, educator, minister, media personality, and community advocate dedicated to empowering students, families, and educators through faith, storytelling, and service. Raised in a resilient urban community, Anthoy overcame significant challenges, including a major health scare, depression, and a 200+ pound weight loss journey that shaped his passion for servant leadership and educational equity.With over 25 years in education, he serves as the Family and Community Engagement Program Manager for the Cleveland Metropolitan School District and holds an Alternative Principal License. He is a graduate of the Clark Atlanta University/New Leaders National Aspiring Principals Fellowship and leads the CMSD MOCHA Network, focused on mentoring and keeping Black male educators.Anthony serves as Minister of Worship and Arts at Second New Hope Missionary Baptist Church in Cleveland, where he blends faith, creativity, and compassion. He is also the host of The HBCU Alumni House Party Show and co-host of The HBCU Man Cave podcast-platforms that celebrate Black excellence, leadership, and wellness.A proud HBCU graduate and former President of the UNCF National Alumni Council, Anthony's legacy includes the creation of the Anthony H. Brown HBCU Arts Scholarship.His journey is a living testimony to his personal mantra: Live Loud. Lead Bold. Love Deep. Read More Read Less