Speaking with Yadusha Jones
Invite Yadusha Jones to Speak
Faith-rooted teaching. Clear information. Practical next steps.
Invite Yadusha to SpeakYadusha Jones is a Christian speaker, author, and community educator who helps parents, women, and faith communities understand public issues, communicate with confidence, and lead with purpose.
Her presentations combine personal experience, clearly identified sources, and practical exercises. The goal is not to tell an audience whom to argue with, but to equip people to ask better questions and participate responsibly.
Speaking Topics
Topic 01
From Headlines to Understanding
How to Evaluate Information Before You Act
A headline may introduce an issue, but it should not be the end of your research. This presentation offers a practical approach to locating original information, checking context, and distinguishing evidence from interpretation.
Participants will practice:
- Identifying the specific claim being made.
- Finding the underlying document, recording, or data.
- Checking dates, scope, and missing context.
- Separating facts, opinions, personal experiences, and predictions.
- Explaining what is known—and what still needs verification.
Topic 02
Clear Words, Stronger Conversations
Communicating Concerns Without Losing Your Purpose
People do not have to agree on every issue to communicate responsibly. This presentation teaches a practical approach to listening, asking clarifying questions, explaining concerns, and keeping a conversation focused.
Participants will practice:
- Restating another person’s point before answering.
- Asking questions without assuming motives.
- Distinguishing a factual disagreement from a difference in values.
- Presenting one concern, one supporting source, and one clear request.
- Recognizing when to pause and seek more information.
Topic 03
From Concern to Community Leadership
A Practical Starting Point for Everyday Citizens
Community involvement begins with understanding the issue, identifying who makes the decision, and choosing a useful next step. This presentation helps participants move from general concern to a focused plan.
Participants will practice:
- Defining one issue clearly.
- Identifying the responsible decision-making body.
- Finding meeting information and official documents.
- Preparing a concise question or public comment.
- Creating a realistic follow-up plan.