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Thank you to the 100+ White educators and leaders who showed up for "The Journey to White Allyship in Divisive Times" at Association of Independent Schools in New England DEI Conference. Thank you Becky Biggs and Sara Wilson for the invitation to speak. Thank you Ali Michael, PhD Robin Schlenger Robin Alpern (she/her) for your mentorship. (I was in good company at this conference!)

Have you registered yet for CBSE's “Working Through the Lens of Blackness” on April 25, 2024 at 5:30 pm EST with?Dr. Natasha Burford,?Andrew B. Campbell Ph.D., Nana George Dei, Dr.?Marie Green, Professor?Ann E. Lopez, Ph.D. & Professor?Njoki Wane?Ontario Institute for Studies in Education of the University of Toronto?OISE, Department of Leadership, Higher and Adult Education - University of Toronto?! Link to register: https://lnkd.in/ea9NSfAc All are invited!

MENTOR MONDAY: What a fitting day to highlight the Presidents who represent our Founding Partners! . . These partners serve nearly 200,000 college learners annually and represent Historically Black, Hispanic-Serving, Asian American and Native American Pacific Islander Serving, Master’s Comprehensive, State System, and Public Research institutions. As a large, diverse alliance, REP4 utilizes the power of collective action to implement and scale successful solutions quickly. . . Thank you to these incredible Presidents who are leaders in the future of Higher Education! #futureoflearning #highereducation #EquitableAccess #equityinedication #equitableaccess #changinghigherED #PresidentsDay

This October, in partnership with Teach For America D.C. and Virginia, School Leader Lab will launch our second School Leader PLC in DC. A cornerstone of the PLC’s success has been the opportunity for district and public charter school leaders to tour each other’s schools. Ryan Tauriainen, Ed.D, Executive Director at Teach for America D.C. and Virginia, discusses the power of principals working together.

San José State is proud to host this weekend’s 48th annual National Council for Black Studies conference! Held from March 6-9, this year's conference focuses on the intersection of Black Studies and big tech. This weekend’s programming will bring together attendees that represent more than 200 universities right here in the heart of innovation: the Silicon Valley. Congratulations to (from left) #SJSU African American Studies Chair Travis Boyce, President Cynthia Teniente-Matson and the NCBS leaders who kicked off this morning’s proceedings for bringing this important conversation to our university and region. #NCBSConference #BlackStudies #DiversityInTech