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Terry’s Queendom is the debut children’s book by Dr. Terryann Nash, MAPL, MA, introducing a heartfelt story of imagination, identity, and dreams. The story follows a little girl who transforms her room into a world of possibility, playing with her dolls as she journeys through her imagination to Afrik, where culture, beauty, and wonder come alive. Through playful storytelling and rich imagery, the book celebrates creativity, self-expression, and the power of a child’s inner world. Terry’s Queendom encourages young readers to dream boldly, embrace their heritage, and understand that their imagination can open doors to limitless possibilities and global exploration.

World Change Starts One Sign at a Time is a beginner-friendly ASL alphabet book designed to make learning American Sign Language approachable, engaging, and non-intimidating. Created for learners of all ages, this foundational guide introduces the ASL ABCs through simple, clear, and visually accessible instruction.

Each letter is paired with easy-to-follow signing concepts that help build confidence, recognition, and early communication skills. Whether you are a parent, educator, or first-time learner, this book supports a gentle entry into Deaf awareness and language learning.

Rooted in the belief that connection begins with communication, World Change Starts One Sign at a Time invites readers to take their first step toward inclusion, understanding, and meaningful interaction through sign language.

Striving to See World Change: James Meredith, NashInspired, and the Epicenter

Striving to See World Change is a Deaf and hearing international anthology that weaves together lived experience, scholarship, and global voices in the pursuit of equity, access, and justice. Centered on the legacy of James Meredith, the work reflects the ongoing struggle and commitment to educational access, civil rights, and transformative change.

This anthology emerges from master’s and doctoral-level socio-ecological justice work at Fielding Graduate University, where critical inquiry meets community-engaged practice. It highlights the power of storytelling, research, and lived experience as tools for dismantling barriers and expanding opportunity across Deaf and hearing communities worldwide.

Under the leadership and vision of Dr. Terryann Nash, MAPL, MA, NashInspired LLC fosters the development of international authorship by elevating voices from diverse cultural, linguistic, and educational backgrounds. The project brings together contributors from across global communities to share insight, resistance, healing, and innovation.

This anthology invites readers to reflect, engage, and participate in shaping a more just and inclusive world—one where education, access, and human dignity are shared across borders and generations.

Shut Him Down: Black Women in Corporate America is the debut co-authored work of Dr. Terryann Nash alongside Dr. Carrie Yazeed and 11 additional Black women authors. This powerful anthology centers the lived experiences of Black women navigating the challenges of corporate America, highlighting issues of race, gender, leadership, visibility, and voice within professional spaces. Through personal narrative and reflective insight, the contributors examine systemic barriers while uplifting strategies of resilience, resistance, and advancement. Grounded in truth-telling and collective wisdom, this work amplifies Black women’s voices, honors their journeys, and calls for transformative change in corporate culture and institutional equity.