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Does your school engage in conversations about race and/or racism on a regular basis?
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The stakes are rising. Join us as we answer the ca The stakes are rising. Join us as we answer the call of educators and students across the country. Click the link in our bio to join the #DisruptRacismNow: Deeper Together! campaign.
We are excited to reignite our partnership with Al We are excited to reignite our partnership with Alliance Patti & Peter Neuwirth Leadership Academy this spring with our flagship “Talking About Race” training and executive coaching. We applaud Alliance for their continued commitment to creating racially just and equitable learning environments for the students in their care, and we are so thankful to be in community with them. Swipe to view a few reflections from our training at Alliance in March. @neuwirthboxers
Happy Teacher Appreciation Week! We want to extend Happy Teacher Appreciation Week! We want to extend our gratitude to our educators who help shape the minds and futures of our children. #teacherappreciationweek
This spring, we are excited to offer two sessions This spring, we are excited to offer two sessions of our “Taking Action: Practicing With Scenarios” public training for youth-serving professionals who have already taken our flagship “Talking About Race” training. This follow-up program will allow participants to go deeper into their learning and reflection with the guidance of our expert facilitators and practice applying strategies to customized scenarios and roleplay. If you were inspired by our foundational training and are eager to take the next step, we hope that you can join us. Click the link in our bio to learn more and register today!
It has been another hard week for our country as w It has been another hard week for our country as we are yet again confronted with a mass shooting in a school. In support of our educators, families and students, we are sharing this resource from the National Association of School Psychologists. ... Reposted @nasponline Once again we must share this resource as a result of tragedy. Our hearts are with those affected by the violence in Nashville. Schools should be safe from gun violence. These resources can be used when preparing to talk with students. See the full guidance through the link in our bio.
At the Center for Racial Justice in Education, we At the Center for Racial Justice in Education, we are committed to a world in which all people are afforded their full humanity. On this #TransDayOfVisibility, we stand in solidarity and lift up the fact that transgender rights are human rights. Please visit our stories and @glsen for resources on how to support a safe and inclusive K-12 school environment for LGBTQ+ youth. #tdov #tdov2023
Reposted from @antiracisteducation ... Each year, Reposted from @antiracisteducation ... Each year, my former colleague @sobiashk_03 posts these for educators who wish to know how to support students (and colleagues) during #Ramadan. She was gracious enough to email me these slides and share them with you. ・・・ Friends and Colleagues, Ramadan is a month away. Please consider passing this on to your colleagues and/or administrators. If you need a one-pager pdf, please email me - sheiks2@uw.edu
Inspiring message at @sankofahaus right by the CRJ Inspiring message at @sankofahaus right by the CRJE office in the Bronx. Wishing you all a restorative weekend!
At the Center for Racial Justice in Education, we At the Center for Racial Justice in Education, we are committed to a world in which all people are afforded their full humanity. Women and girls of color continue to be particularly impacted by educational inequity, from being underrepresented in STEM fields to being deprived access to education due to their gender. We strongly believe that every educator has the power and potential to create just and equitable learning environments where every child’s full humanity—including their racial and gender identity—is celebrated, respected and seen. For #WomensHistoryMonth, we honor the contributions of women educators who have fought and advocated for a better world for the children under their care and we affirm that every child—across race and gender—should feel valued, respected and safe.
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