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Spearheaded by Dr. Naima Johnston Bush, Winsor Educational Services provides curriculum on issues of Diversity, African American History, Women's History, Leadership, Empowerment, Faith and Personal Development for home schools, teachers, organizations, libraries, colleges and individuals.

Our dynamic educational resources are interactive and unique encouraging each student to examine the world in fresh new ways, assist in the development of critical thinking skills, while fostering personal growth, achievement and an appreciation for others.

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Originally from New York City, Naima holds a BA in Sociology and Women’s Studies from Ohio Wesleyan University and an MA in Higher Education Administration from The Ohio State University. A former full time educator and administrator on the university level, Naima completed her PhD in Educational Foundations at The Ohio State University. Her educational expertise includes: Qualitative Research Methodology, Training and Development, Curriculum Creation, Educational Diversity and Inclusion. Naima has served as a adjunct professor in Women's Studies, a former Director of Residence Life and an Associate Director of Student Life.

Naima is the author of the booklet: 5 Things I Wish Someone Would Have Told Me My Freshman Year, as well as the book, Go With What You Got, A Dream Development Manual and was published in the Sistah Faith Anthology edited by Essence best selling author Marilynn Griffith and published by Simon and Shuster. She is also the author of, Lessons From The Back Seat (Or How I Learned To Be A Wife) and her book, Confessions of a Big Girl, Reflections on Fat, Faith and Femininity were released to critical acclaim. Her newest book is, Psalms, Hymns and Spiritual Songs; Reflections on the Negro Spiritual. She has been afforded the chance to work with illustrious clients such as, The Lincoln Presidential Library in Springfield, IL, Carnton Plantation in Franklin, TN, The University of Dayton, in Dayton, Ohio and the Orange County Library System in Orlando, Florida to name a few. Naima is a member of: the American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers, Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc. the largest African American women’s organization in the world, and is the founder of The Refreshing Life Network. She has served on the faculty of Indie Connect, an organization dedicated to helping musical artists launch their careers and is a former Alumni Board Member of Ohio Wesleyan University.