
Ty Gray-El, ‘the Minister of Poetry’, is an author, internationally renowned spoken word
Ty is the founder of Breath of My Ancestors, a cultural enrichment organization paying homage to the African/Edenic people who were the torch-bearers of civilization. The organization pays tribute to the spiritual, cultural and technical accomplishments of our forefathers and mothers throughout the African Diaspora, upon whose shoulders we stand and who brought civilization to the world.
As an author, poet, columnist, workshop designer, trainer, educator and minister, Ty also has more than 30 years of workshop and seminar facilitation experience. His skill in character-building, change management, human resource development and team-building effectiveness has earned him the respect of his colleagues as he has served as his own best case study. He is a Certified Stress Management Therapist through the National Association of Drug and Alcohol Interventionist. He is also certified through the American Seminar Leaders Association. For the past 20 years he has designed and delivered courses on self-esteem, interpersonal and group communication skills, as well as diversity and sensitivity workshops.
Ty is the author of the highly acclaimed “Breath of My Ancestors-Reflections from the Conscience of an African in
“Ancestors Remembered-The Cream Shall Rise”
Honoring Thy Father and Thy Mother
“Spiritual Success through Stress Away-Write Away”
A Creative Expression Experience
“A Black Woman’s Smile-Why Some Do/Why Some Don’t”
Understanding the Plight of the 21st Century Black Woman
“From Fatherless by Design to Fatherhood by Intention”
The African American Male’s Dilemma
7 Sacred Tools for Building Strong Character
“How to Diminish Stress in 7 Seconds or Less”
The Miracle of Breathing