Talitha L. LeFlouria is a nationally recognized speaker on mass incarceration and its impact on women. Her talks center the lived experiences of formerly incarcerated women and the systems that shape reentry, dignity, and full citizenship.

She partners with organizations, universities, and institutions seeking to deepen understanding and drive meaningful change.

• Keynotes
• Panels
• University lectures
• Community and organizational events

LeFlouria serves as a historical consultant, bringing deep expertise to projects that require accuracy, context, and integrity in storytelling.

• Museums and historical sites
• Documentary and film productions
• Media and editorial teams

Her work ensures that narratives around incarceration, race, and gender are both historically grounded and responsibly told.