“Out Of The Soil” was written and produced to commemorate the University of Arkansas’ 150 Year Anniversary. As the university celebrates its sesquicentennial, it also celebrates the many figures in the school’s history who moved the university forward to create a more diverse, equitable and inclusive campus.

Build Community Through Love (B.C.T.L.) presents Mindset Momentum: An Intentional 21 Day Reset. This conference-esque experience is designed to ignite hope to those who have struggled during the existing COVID-19 pandemic. We are focusing on transforming the mind – from helplessness to hopefulness, from experiencing restlessness to experiencing joy, from a mindset of scarcity to a mindset of abundance.

Join us for a virtual seminar on building a small business community that is stronger when working together. "Put It All On The Table." Put your gifts, your talents, your skillsets and your technology on the table! This interactive webinar will identify the assets and resources within the startup and small business community, and put them to use to solve the new age problems we face in this COVID-19 era.

Voices was written and produced in partnership with DAYVISION for their making of the short film, “The Black Vote”, where four friends sit and discuss the power of voting and activism in the Black community. Voices is a motivational narrative, elevating the voices of past civil rights pioneers and modern day cultural influences, encouraging the black community to raise our collective voices to continue the fight for justice, equality, equity, and access.

Black Young Professionals find themselves battling a double pandemic in society, while still needing to perform at work as if nothing is wrong. Following the murder of George Floyd, this lunch and learn provided resources and guidance to black young professionals navigating their work space amid social unrest.

A petition is circulating in Fayetteville by community members who want the Bikes, Blues and Barbecue leadership to condemn and discourage the brandishing of the Confederate flag, and is now calling for a community boycott of the event. - See the project that created the hashtag: #BuildCommunityThroughLove.

The Northwest Arkansas Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Council and the University of Arkansas will honor the life and legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. this weekend with its 24th annual holiday celebration of the civil rights leader. The featured speaker is Dr. Joseph Daniels. This event is sponsored by the Black Students Association and the Associated Student Government of the University of Arkansas.

Private philanthropy becomes more significant with each passing year. The Towers of Old Main giving society is for the university's most generous benefactors with cumulative giving of $100,000 or more. They are personally invited by the chancellor to join the prestigious society and are recognized during a Towers of Old Main celebration. See Dr. Daniels’ message acknowledging a University of Arkansas pioneer and trailblazer.

“Transactions” is a motivation short spotlighting the importance of building relationships, adding value to the local community, and building community through love.

Have you ever stopped to think how your attitude, whether positive of negative, impacts your day? Keep this motivational short handy, and as you find yourself having a bad day, ask yourself - Is Your Attitude Wasting Your Time?

“The Sky Is Your Starting Point” is the keynote speech given at the National Society of Black Engineers’ Region Five 2018 Fall Regional Conference in Dallas, TX.

Provided keynoted address for the 2019 Alley Scholars Summit. Alley Scholars is a non profit organization assisting students with education, career, life goals - scholarships, workshops & career opportunities.

In this fascinating talk, Daniels takes us inside his doctoral research on new airport runway designs that could eliminate the need to de-ice them; leading to cost savings and more on-time flights. The implications of this design to roadways is also discussed.

“Facing The Future Unafraid” is a keynote address given at the 2017 DR. MLK, Jr. Day Celebration at The Emory Fellowship, A United Methodist Congregation.

The Northwest Arkansas Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Council and the University of Arkansas will honor the life and legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. this weekend with its 20th annual holiday celebration of the civil rights leader. The featured speaker is Dr. Joseph Daniels. This event is sponsored by the Black Students Association and the Associated Student Government of the University of Arkansas.