Holding a B.S. in psychology and a Masters in Educational Technology, Evon Black has been a performer since 1986. She uses folktales from around the nation in a non-didactic way to teach values, elevate understanding and acceptance of other cultures. Professional associations find Evon to be a lively and inspiring speaker.
Evon has worked primarily in the Deaf student development area for approximately 22 years ranging from Deaf residential schools to Gallaudet University. Prior to Sprint as Alabama Relay Account Manager, she was the Senior Admissions Counselor and handled 21 states for National Technical Institute for the Deaf. Evon is now a Statewide Coordinator of Technology Services for Deaf, Hard of Hearing and Deaf Blind Services with Alabama Department of Rehabilitation Services.
She currently resides in Birmingham AL with her precious 13 years old son, known as “DJ”.
