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Unlock your supapowers and gifts

Rediscover the joy of learning

Unlock your supapowers and gifts Rediscover the joy of learning

The Zink Archive is a living archive of Zink’s art, Public Health research, and Education consulting services.

Does your child dread school? Are you exploring alternative education options like homeschooling or unschooling? Let’s put a smile back on your child’s face. At the Supa Cool Unschool, your family can explore learning beyond the classroom–helping your child self-direct their educational journey from the comfort of your home. 

unschooling

Your child holds unique gifts and together we can help unlock them through unschooling — a form of homeschooling that follows your child’s curiosity and goals without a fixed curriculum. I also support healing your inner child (yes, you!) from the wounds of adultism when adults told you to ignore your dreams. Nobody is a failure here. We celebrate your gifted, multifaceted child. We celebrate you, too! 

Our mission

To empower youth and caregivers in rediscovering the joy of learning at home with the creative tools to choose unschooling as their educational path forward.‍ ‍


Services 

I guide youth, caregivers and their children in rediscovering the joy of learning with an unschooling framework. My 1:1 coaching, workshops and trainings support your Learning goals by centering empowerment and place-based education.

I also offer Technical Assistance in Public Health to municipalities and their staff with tailored presentations and trainings on Black Maternal Health, outreach, harm reduction, and substance misuse prevention among teens.

Frequently Asked Questions

  • I offer trainings, 1:1’s, 3 months, and 5 month coaching regarding unschooling you and your child, or seeking a version of homeschooling.

    I also offer Technical Assistance in public health with tailored presentations, workshops, and trainings.

  • Yay! Please review our service tab to see pricing options. Once you’ve purchased a service, i’d suggest completing an interest form in the BOOK tab.

    I will follow up with a booking link in 2-3 business days.

  • Nope! I work with people ages 18+ and support adults with children 1+ and I also work with organizations, brands, municipalities and agencies.

  • You can reach me anytime via email at thezinkarchive@gmail.com, Squarespace contact form, or the Google interest form. We aim to respond quickly—usually within two to three business days.

  • The prices are in our service bar! We do hourly, or project-based like a presentation. We can also barter (art, services, etc). Once we grow, we will be able to offer scholarships!

  • Homeschooling is a structured form of education where parents follow a curriculum at home or in homeschooling co-ops.

    Unschooling is a more flexible approach that allows children to self-direct their learning through their interests and experiences while at home and in community.

Ready to connect?

I am so excited to meet you! Let’s connect to see how I can support you and your family. Offerings available in the Service tab above. Interest form linked “connect.”

Watch my introductory video above to learn more about The Zink Archive, home of the Supa Cool Unschool! Blessings.

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Any thoughts or questions? Interested in collaborating? Use yellow box or the link to the interest form below for serious booking inquiries.

Donations are greatly appreciated! Single mamahood is a balance, and your gift makes our dreams come true.

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All that you touch you Change. All that you Change Changes you. The only lasting truth is Change. God is Change.
— Octavia Butler in Parable of the Sower (1993)
Children have never been very good at listening to their elders, but they have never failed to imitate them.
— James Baldwin
My mission in life is not merely to survive, but to thrive; and to do so with some passion, some compassion, some humor, and some style.
— Maya Angelou