Eric Dozier is a keynote speaker, cultural activist, anti-racism educator, musician, and itinerant blues preacher. He leverages the power of music to promote healing, justice, and racial reconciliation, working with companies and communities to foster dialogue and transformation through musical experiences

What is a “Musical Journey to Racial Justice”?

A Musical Journey to Racial Justice is an interactive program that combines live performance, lecture, and group participation. It explores the impact of Black American music on race relations, cultural identity, and social progress, helping participants understand the role of music in movements for justice and unity

What types of services and programs do you offer?

Eric offers keynote speeches, workshops, community choir experiences, professional and workplace development sessions, and customized programs for children, youth, and adults. His offerings are modular and can be adapted to various settings, from corporate boardrooms to community centers.

Who are your programs for?

Eric works with a wide range of audiences, including corporations, non-profits, schools, community organizations, faith groups, and arts institutions. Programs are tailored for all ages and backgrounds, from executives seeking DEI training to youth groups exploring music and social change.

How do I book Eric Dozier for an event or program?

You can start the booking process by filling out the inquiry form on Eric’s website or by scheduling a discovery call. An AI chatbot on Linktree can guide you through initial questions to help qualify your needs and match you with the right program.

What information should I provide when making an inquiry?

Please share your organization’s name, event date(s), location (in-person or virtual), audience size and type, goals for the engagement, and any specific topics or outcomes you’re interested in. This helps us tailor the experience to your needs.

Can Eric customize a program for our organization or event?

Yes, all offerings are modular and can be customized to fit your group’s unique context, goals, and logistical requirements. Programs can be delivered as keynote addresses, interactive workshops, musical performances, or combinations thereof.

What is the typical duration of a program or workshop?

Programs range from one-hour keynotes to multi-day workshops and retreats. The duration can be adjusted based on your event’s needs.

What are your speaking fees and travel requirements?

Fees vary depending on the type, length, and location of the engagement. Virtual options are available. Please contact us for a detailed quote based on your specific requirements.

What outcomes can we expect for participants?

Participants will: - Gain a deeper understanding of race issues and their impact on personal and work relationships - Explore how music shapes cultural identity and social movements - Experience the unifying force of group singing - Leave with practical insights for being creative advocates of diversity and equity.

Do you offer follow-up resources or ongoing support?

Yes, follow-up materials, resources, and ongoing consulting are available to help organizations continue their journey toward equity and inclusion. You may also want to consider joining Eric's community, Mobile Soul Café.

Do you offer virtual programs?

Yes, all programs can be delivered virtually or in-person, depending on your organization’s needs and current health guidelines.

How far in advance should we book?

It is recommended to book at least 4–8 weeks in advance to secure your preferred date and allow for customization of your program.

Can we combine a keynote with a workshop or musical performance?

Absolutely. Many clients choose to combine multiple formats for a richer, more immersive experience.

How do you ensure your programs are accessible and inclusive?

Eric’s approach is grounded in creating welcoming, participatory spaces for all backgrounds and abilities. Please let us know of any specific accessibility needs.

How can I find out if Eric’s offerings are right for my organization?

Use the AI chatbot on Linktree to answer a few qualifying questions about your goals, audience, and event format. Based on your responses, you’ll be guided to book a discovery call or receive a proposal tailored to your needs.

What happens during a discovery call?

You’ll discuss your organization’s goals, challenges, and vision with Eric or a team member. Together, you’ll explore program options, customization, and next steps for partnership.

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