NAGC x PAGE- Episode 8, Mallory Mbalia
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NAGC x PAGE- Episode 8, Mallory Mbalia
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In this special NAGC25 LIVE episode of Turning the PAGE Podcast, I sit down with Mallory Mbalia, Director of Learning and Education at Fred Rogers Productions, to explore how joy, imagination, and meaningful learning experiences can positively impact children and families. Mallory shares her journey as an educator and leader while discussing how she helps carry forward the enduring mission of Fred Rogers through equitable, play-based, and social-emotional learning. Together, we explore what imagination-rich classrooms look like, how educators can use beloved resources like Daniel Tiger's Neighborhood, Donkey Hodie, and Alma's Way to foster creativity and resilience, and practical ways teachers and families can extend joyful learning beyond the classroom. This inspiring conversation is filled with actionable ideas for creating learning environments where every child can thrive.
As Director of Learning and Education at Fred Rogers Productions, Mallory Mbalia advises and collaborates with colleagues to further realize the organization’s educational mission for children and families. She previously served as Director of Education at PBS North Carolina in Education and Innovation, where she created and delivered educational initiatives statewide for infants through 12th grade and beyond. Mallory has also worked as an education outreach trainer for PBS North Carolina and was named a PBS Digital Innovator All-Star in 2018. She has served as a kindergarten teacher as well as an elementary assistant principal.
Mallory has a passion for equity work, media integration, joy integration, social-emotional learning, and early childhood education. Equitable access and awareness are her driving forces for educator, parent/caregiver, family, and community outreach, with joy and inclusivity as essential elements. She holds a Master’s in School Administration from North Carolina State University and a B.S. in Human Development with a concentration in Child and Adolescent Development from Howard University. Mallory is a proud wife and mother and resides in North Carolina with her family.
LinkedIn Profile: https://www.linkedin.com/in/mallory-mbalia/