Dr. Misty D. Freeman

Dr. Misty D. Freeman is an advocate and a leading force in the fight against unconscious bias, particularly biases impacting black girls and women of Gen Z. Her dedication to driving positive change in the learning environment, workplace, and technology has made her an influential figure in the quest for equity. With expertise as an unconscious bias coach, educator, and AI futurist, Dr. Freeman delves into the intersection of neuroscience, unconscious bias, and the impact of artificial intelligence in her book, "Unconscious Algorithms: Mapping the Confluence of Neuroscience and Unconscious Bias - The Impact on Black Girls and Women of Gen Z."

Dr. Freeman firmly believes that everyone, regardless of race or gender, deserves equal access to opportunities. She works to dismantle biases and create inclusive spaces that empower black girls and women of Gen Z. Dr. Freeman seeks to eliminate stereotypes and biases that limit students' potential by inspiring educators, administrators, and policymakers to embrace equity and inclusivity. She collaborates with organizations to foster inclusive work environments that value diversity, ensuring fair and unbiased treatment for black women. As an AI futurist, Dr. Freeman raises awareness about the unintended biases embedded in AI algorithms, advocating for ethical frameworks that promote the responsible and unbiased deployment of AI technology.

Dr. Freeman also believes in empowering black girls and women, as exhibited in 'Bytes and Bits', a How-To-Guide created for Southern Gen Z black girls to help create an awareness of artificial intelligence. In her detailed journal "Slay What Ya Hear!" she provides a tool for black women who are impacted by unconscious bias and need strategies to address their experiences. Dr. Freeman initiates critical conversations that drive positive change. Driven by her relentless pursuit of equity and commitment to challenging unconscious bias, Dr. Misty D. Freeman is transforming the learning environment, workplace, and technology to ensure a fair and inclusive society for black girls and women. Her inspiring insights solidify her position as a visionary thought leader in the fight against unconscious bias.