April KDr. April K is a renowned author, playwright, and Title IX trainer, known for her powerful advocacy against sexual violence and domestic abuse. Holding an MBA and two doctorate degrees, she serves as the Southeastern Regional Domestic Violence Coordiator for Zeta Phi Beta Sorority Incorporated and the Global Domestic Violence Coordinator for Beauty For Ashes Ministry. Dr. April K is also the founder and CEO of Art-Izm LLC and K4 Entertainment, and the producer of numerous stage and film projects. She is widely recognized for her one-woman play, "Beneath The Crown: A Survivor's Story," which is based on her own experiences. Dr. April K's deep understanding of historical and social issues is further showcased through her foreword in the novel "What If White People Were Slaves? Book One: Yrs 1810 - 1930" by N. D. "Indy" Brennan. Her foreword provides profound insight into the psychological and emotional impact of historical role reversals, emphasizing the importance of empathy and understanding in addressing racial and social injustices. Read More Read Less