Alika Hope delivers effective, dynamic, interactive, and well-organized professional development and youth development training workshops and coaching.

She acts as a resource and management consultant to out-of-school time programs, early childhood programs, elementary and junior high schools, and provides feedback to youth workers, teachers, principals and other staff.

Alika also facilitates problem solving, behavior planning and reflection with individuals and groups regarding program culture, classroom management, engagement and creating inclusive environments.

At the college level, Alika has lectured on Music and Movement in Early Childhood, Health, Safety, and Nutrition, Behavior Management, Observation and Participation, Language and Literacy, Cultural and Linguistic Diversities and Student Teaching Practicum.

Alika has also:

• Developed curricula for middle and high school health and science courses.
• Created  lesson plans, educational articles, and assessment tools.
• Developed and provided presentations on the biology of prenatal development for educators and clinicians, including conducting extensive teacher trainings throughout the U.S.