ABOUT TASHARA
Tashara Parker is a visionary leader, celebrated journalist, and sought-after speaker dedicated to reshaping narratives and amplifying underrepresented voices at the intersection of culture, community, and leadership.
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A 5X Emmy award-winning journalist and dynamic storyteller, Tashara has spent over a decade uncovering and elevating stories that challenge the status quo, spotlighting issues of equity, and empowering marginalized communities. Known for her authenticity and fearless approach, she has built a legacy rooted in truth, transparency, and impact, earning her the trust of audiences and peers alike.
Impactful Speaker: Sparking Conversations, Inspiring Change
Tashara Parker’s presence on the stage is electric. With speaking engagements at organizations like TEDx, the National Association of Black Journalists (NABJ), the United Way, and Fortune 500 companies, she has captivated audiences nationwide. Tashara’s expertise in diversity, equity, inclusion, and belonging (DEIB), combined with her personal journey of authenticity, makes her a sought-after speaker for transformative conversations.
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Whether addressing leadership challenges, cultural identity, or the power of self-expression, Tashara’s talks leave audiences inspired and equipped to act. Her contagious energy and thought-provoking insights ensure that every stage she graces becomes a space for empowerment and progress.
The Loud Architect
Tashara Parker is The Loud Architect, a visionary leader who creates and cultivates spaces where authenticity, equity, and representation thrive. From the TEDx stage to national platforms, Tashara has used her voice to amplify the stories that matter most. Her bold advocacy for natural hair and cultural pride has transformed societal norms, influencing individuals and organizations to embrace diversity and inclusion at their core.
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Through her nonprofit Loud Women Lead and initiatives like The Bun Ministry, Tashara fosters spaces for women and marginalized groups to rise unapologetically. Her work has earned her global recognition, including being named the Global Ambassador for World Afro Day. With every story told and stage graced, Tashara proves that being loud isn’t just about making noise—it’s about creating a movement for change.
