Live and Embrace a “HUGS Mindset”
Encourage, Inspire and Uplift Others Through Your Words, Actions and Deeds
~Marsha R. Bonner
Biography
Meet Marsha R. Bonner

Marsha R. Bonner is a recognized diversity & inclusion empowerment speaker, human rights activist, community engagement advocate, senior human resources executive, producer, host and a luminary for change and acceptance.
Marsha, who is active in grassroots multicultural, women, LGBTQ, domestic violence, social justice and humanitarian initiatives, garnered international acclaim after her appearance on the ABC network television program “What Would You Do?” in an episode titled, “Interracial Couple Faces Criticism.” Marsha’s diplomatic boldness against bullying and intolerance in a Harlem barbershop created a “teachable moment” that became a viral sensation. The video of her appearance has received over 100 million views around the globe. It caught the attention of ABC’s “Nightline,” which aired a clip of Marsha in a news segment about “What Would You Do?” hosted by veteran news correspondent John Quiñones.

Videos
Recent Videos
What Would You Do – Interracial Couple Faces Criticism
Press
Our Latest News
The Capital Times
October 27, 2018
Marsha R. Bonner Speaker at ZenDesk Presents “Paths to Inclusion” Sponsored by Overture Center of the Arts. Article: Small Steps Toward Big Change: Diversity Event Stresses Individual.
The Washington Post
October 3, 2018
Marsha R. Bonner interviewed by Eli Rosenberg. Article: Facebook blocked many gay-themed ads as part of its new advertising policy, angering LGBT groups.
Smart Brown Voices
June 1, 2016
Marsha R. Bonner was interviewed by Mike Street, host of Smart Brown Voices. Mike Street specializes in creating connections with social media/digital influencers online and offline.
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Events
Special Events

Nathan Hale Williams Film “Burden” and D&I Programs
Marsha’s Role: Diversity & Inclusion Facilitator

1st Annual Recovery Honorary Banquet Citation Received from Eric Adams, Brooklyn Borough President
Marsha’s Role: Awardee

Sister to Sister: One in the Spirit 18th Annual Empowerment and Health Conference for Women
Marsha’s Role: Panelist

Nathan Hale Williams Film “Burden” and D&I Programs
Marsha’s Role: Diversity & Inclusion Facilitator

1st Annual Recovery Honorary Banquet Citation Received from Eric Adams, Brooklyn Borough President
Marsha’s Role: Awardee

Sister to Sister: One in the Spirit 18th Annual Empowerment and Health Conference for Women
Marsha’s Role: Panelist