media work as a producer, host and director
Podcasts, Radio & Film Work
Khadijah Z. Ali-Coleman holds a Master of Arts degree in Mass Communications from Towson University and has produced multi-media content for over 20 years.
Some of her credits include:
PODCASTS
Contemporary Perspectives in Black Homeschooling (2020-Present) Host, Writer, Producer, Director
The Black Writer's Studio Podcast (2022-2024) Host, Writer, Producer, Director
VIRTUAL EVENTS
Black Writers Lighting the Way: Getting Word Virtual Kick-Off (2023) Writer, Producer, Director
Legacy Awards hosted by Karyn Parsons (2022) Producer, Writer, Director
RADIO SEGMENTS
The Creative Midwife on First Edition on 88.9 FM WEAA
SHORT FILMS
Allergic (2021)
The Positive Impact of Homeschooling Black Children (2020)
BUNT (2018)
BRACELET (2017)
Using the stage name, Khadijah Moon, Khadijah Ali-Coleman has appeared on numerous stages showcasing her talents as a versatile singer with incredible depth and musical instinct. She has appeared on renowned stages such as the Apollo Theater in New York and The John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts with her arts collective, Liberated Muse and as a solo artist. As a spoken word artist, she was featured for two years as a poetry host at Busboys & Poets in Washington, DC and has edited three volumes of the Liberated Muse anthology series featuring writers and visual artists from around the world. As a poet, singer and playwright, she has served as the Creative Director of the arts collective Liberated Muse Arts Group which she founded in 2008.
In 2016, Khadijah compiled her music into a one-woman show called Song of a Space Cadet, presented by Artscape, the nation's second largest arts festival. The production featured music, poetry and monologues to share her memoir of how she rebounded from personal and national tragedy to create powerful art.
Soon after, she released a CD of the music from the show titled Song of a Space Cadet.
Be Who You Are (Official Video) by Khadijah Moon
Theatre Reviews
A playwright, Khadijah Z. Ali-Coleman has had more than a dozen of her plays presented publicly in venues throughout the country, including the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts, Theater Alliance, and Baltimore Theater Project. She was selected as a Theater Alliance Quadrant Playwright in 2019, working on a commissioned play that was presented as a film by Theater Alliance in 2021.