HCI Theme Song
By Betty Perkins Jones
HCI Mission
Training Advocates, HR professionals and Administrators to mediate and navigate the complexities of human interaction and behavior using the Communication Staircase Model.
HCI offers awareness and training in the advanced communication tool of Co-opetition = Bringing your individual best for the collective good. (HCI, neologism)
“Alone we can do so little; together we can do so much.”
~Helen Keller
This is what we do
About me
- Human Communication Practitioner
- Behavioral Communication Specialist
- Author/Writer/Editor
- Motivational Speaker
- Organizational Leadership Consultant
- Trainer of Trainers
- Communication Arts Specialist


Current/Upcoming Events

Community Actor’s Theatre, Proudly
Presents James Weldon Johnson’s
Masterpiece
“God’s Trombones,”
consisting of Songs, 7 sermons and a prayer.
Directed by Jennie Hamilton
Musical Director, William (Pete) Johnson
Choreographer, P.S. Perkins
Running weekends: February 7-23, 2025
to commemorate Black History Month,
Fri/Sat at 8pm, Sun at 3pm
$20.00 General Admission
$17.00 Seniors, Students, Disabled, Military & Groups
of 10 or more attending the same performance.
Ages 6 and under, FREE
Community Actors Theatre
2957 54th Street
San Diego, CA 92105
(619) 581-2634
https://www.communityactorstheatre.com
Click button below for show dates & time and to purchase tickets
What is Messy Conversations?
The following description was taken from https://sites.google.com/antioch.edu/messyconversations :
Messy Conversations, led by faculty members and students at Antioch University, offers participatory conversations focusing on anti-racism and racial justice. Join us on Monday afternoons from 4:00-5:00 PM PST / 7:00-8:00 PM EST on Zoom to witness and join these open conversations. Our conversations are intimate, collaborative, critical, and attempt to find a way to move forward by engaging multiple perspectives on topics related to anti-racism. Conversations are facilitated by Antioch faculty, students, and alum and feature the voices of individuals who are actively working toward racial justice in the Antioch community and beyond.
Additional resources, guest bios and recordings of previous Messy Conversations can be found on our website here:
https://sites.google.com/antioch.edu/messyconversations/upcoming-conversations/2025/black-music-as-activism