Students deserve to see themselves represented in educational leadership.🏫 In his latest Chalkbeat op-ed, our grantee MCEL (Men of Color in Educational Leadership)’s CEO Harrison Peters writes about their Resilient Representative Leadership framework—a free, online toolkit designed to help support and sustain leaders of color in education—and calls on education institutions to identify policies and practices that advance educators of color into leadership roles. Learn more about his insights on how to support educators of color in leadership positions: https://lnkd.in/de6VHsCX.
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Experienced Teacher, School Principal, Chief Academic Officer, Supt. of Schools, Asst. State Supt. & EdTech Executive | Co-Author of the R.E.A.L. Framework | MCEL National Leadership Institute Fellow
We see you, Wardell C. Hunter III, Ed. D. and Marco A. Nava, Ed.D. In their recent op-ed featured in The 74 Media, my MCEL (Men of Color in Educational Leadership) brothers shine a light on the critical role of leaders of color in education. They unveil compelling findings that underscore the urgency of fostering #DiversityinLeadership and #EquityinAction.
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A Roadmap to Help Men of Color Thrive as Leaders at Their Schools and Districts
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In her latest President's Corner column, Gladys Cruz discusses the importance of nurturing future administrators to create more diverse pools of candidates for leadership roles. Discover her insights on fostering equitable opportunities and building a stronger educational leadership pipeline. Read more: https://lnkd.in/gKbarir6 #AASAMag #EducationalLeadership
Cultivating Our Future Leadership
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Discover insights from our CEO Jean Desravines featured in a compelling USA TODAY piece by Kayla Jimenez, emphasizing the importance of increased diversity among school leaders. The article also sheds light on the ongoing lack of diverse teaching staff, underlining the impact of Brown v. Board. At New Leaders, we're dedicated to empowering diverse, equity-focused leaders who champion the success of all students. Learn more: https://hubs.ly/Q02xB8dG0
There's a surprising reason why many schools don't have a single Black teacher
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Promoting civic leadership is critical across generations and I am so lucky I get to work with students who are invested in learning how they can make a bigger impact. I authored a new article that was released online and I'd love to share it with you and get your feedback! Check out "A contemporary view of civic leadership: Understanding college student perspectives and addressing barriers of service and engagement"! https://lnkd.in/grhKmKrW
A contemporary view of civic leadership: Understanding college student perspectives and addressing barriers of service and engagement
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School leadership matters, especially when it comes to the recruitment and retention of teachers of color. Ileana Najarro's article is a great introduction to the multifaceted issue and is an important read for every education leader. #schoolleadership #teachersandschoolemployees #principals
The Role Mentors and School Leaders Play in Retaining Teachers of Color
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Shaping the Future of Civic Education in K-12 Schools At Generation Citizen, we're committed to equipping the next generation of K-12 school and district teachers with the tools and knowledge to foster active citizenship in our students. In a world where civic engagement is more important than ever, educators have a unique opportunity—and responsibility—to inspire young people to be informed, active participants in democracy. That's where GC comes in. Why Partner with GC? ✅ Innovative Curriculum: We offer a dynamic, community-based civics education curriculum that empowers students to tackle real-world issues in their communities. ✅ Teacher Training: GC provides professional development and coaching for teachers to support a project-based approach to community-centered civics. ✅ Leadership Development: GC provides resources and support for educators, helping them become leaders in civic education within their schools and districts. ✅ Community Impact: Join a network of schools committed to making a difference in their communities through education. If you're a school or district leader passionate about civic education, now is the time to connect with us. Together, we can ensure that the next generation is not just prepared for college or careers, but for active and engaged citizenship. #CivicEducation #K12Leadership #FutureLeaders #Education #GenerationCitizen #ActiveCitizenship #EdLeadership #NowIsTheTime
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Accounting & Politics Double Major | Law, Justice, and Society Minor at Washington and Lee University
Exciting news from my past semester! ✨ This past semester, I had the honor of having an article written about me, titled "An Extraordinary Combination," about my varied interests, collaborative leadership style, and passion for community engagement that I bring to W&L’s campus. Many thanks to Washington and Lee University for the opportunity to exhibit these qualities on campus, and for the contributions to the development of student leaders like myself. Below is the link to the aforementioned article! https://lnkd.in/gZK8VRPa
An Extraordinary Combination
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Understanding what makes us unique can help us become better educators. As we apply our knowledge of neurodiversity and child development, our teaching practices can help all students excel. This philosophy has helped me earn my leadership certification and induction into The Honor Society of Phi Kappa Phi. Diversity and Inclusion is an ongoing practice that generates equity and advancement. Let's give individuals the freedom to operate in their gifts, and watch everyone win. #Education #DiversityandInclusion #Neurodiversity #educationalleadership #womenleadership
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Through combining a diversity perspective and intersectionality approach, our new article contributes to a complex conceptualization of inclusive leadership for addressing diversity in schools…We outline the following five tenets of inclusive school leaders: 1. Inclusive school leaders view diversity from a broader perspective that includes disability, gender, race, ethnicity, language, religion, sexual orientation, class, Indigenous people, migrants, refugees, or forced displacements etc. 2. Inclusive school leaders recognize that diverse identities are socially constructed and that being labelled as a minoritized group can negatively affect their lives. 3. Inclusive school leaders view diversity as an asset as opposed to a deficiency. 4. Inclusive school leaders consider multiple marginalizations simultaneously to better understand their interaction and effect on minoritized students and staff. 5. Inclusive school leaders recognize that schools’ narrower responses to diversity may further marginalize minoritized groups. Therefore, a broad and holistic perspective helps inclusive leaders deal effectively with diversity-related challenges and issues to create a genuinely inclusive school culture. (with Allan Walker and Darren A. Bryant) https://lnkd.in/gSV2jpe4
Reconceptualizing inclusive leadership to address diversity in schools
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Are you working around DEI? Great! And yet ... it might be rethink your DEI initiatives. They might be doing more harm than good. Need help in rethinking them? 👉 DM https://lnkd.in/e5Sn-BaU #leadership #culture #belonging #deib
Why DEI Training Doesn’t Work—and How to Fix It
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thanks for reading!