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Dr. Dawn Brooks-DeCosta, Mark Anthony Gooden-'The Change You Want to See: A Culturally Responsive and Affirming Approach to School Leadership" In "The Change You Want to See," Dr. Dawn Brooks-DeCosta and Mark Anthony Gooden inspire school leaders to adopt an activist mindset that contributes to positive change for students and society. The authors present a comprehensive framework called culturally responsive and affirming social-emotional leadership (CRASEL), which integrates social-emotional learning with culturally responsive practices. This book focuses on building racial and cultural awareness amongst educators while addressing the social and emotional needs of both individuals and the community. By encouraging leaders to embody the principles of CRASEL, the authors aim to foster environments where all students feel valued and supported, ultimately shaping a future marked by inclusivity and equity in education. Overall, "The Change You Want to See" serves as a vital resource for school leaders committed to enacting meaningful change and developing culturally responsive practices within their institutions. ??

Building Our Future: Orange County's Education Conference Insights Join us as we explore regional thought leadership in education. Leaders from various agencies unite to discuss impactful developments affecting our schools and students. Discover the unique dynamics of Orange County and its vital role in shaping the future. #OrangeCounty #EducationConference #ThoughtLeadership #FutureOfEducation #CommunityEngagement #SoCalEducation #StudentSuccess #InnovativeIdeas #EducationMatters #RegionalLeadership

Building Our Future: Orange County's Education Conference Insights Join us as we explore regional thought leadership in education. Leaders from various agencies unite to discuss impactful developments affecting our schools and students. Discover the unique dynamics of Orange County and its vital role in shaping the future. #OrangeCounty #EducationConference #ThoughtLeadership #FutureOfEducation #CommunityEngagement #SoCalEducation #StudentSuccess #InnovativeIdeas #EducationMatters #RegionalLeadership

The Region 6 Comprehensive Center's (RC6) Preschool–3rd Grade Distinguished Leadership Institute at SERVE met recently in Chapel Hill. Learn more about the institute and how it helps to support early learning educators in our blog. #RC6 #earlylearning #earlyeducation

Building Our Future: Orange County's Education Conference Insights Join us as we explore regional thought leadership in education. Leaders from various agencies unite to discuss impactful developments affecting our schools and students. Discover the unique dynamics of Orange County and its vital role in shaping the future. #OrangeCounty #EducationConference #ThoughtLeadership #FutureOfEducation #CommunityEngagement #SoCalEducation #StudentSuccess #InnovativeIdeas #EducationMatters #RegionalLeadership

Building Our Future: Orange County's Education Conference Insights Join us as we explore regional thought leadership in education. Leaders from various agencies unite to discuss impactful developments affecting our schools and students. Discover the unique dynamics of Orange County and its vital role in shaping the future. #OrangeCounty #EducationConference #ThoughtLeadership #FutureOfEducation #CommunityEngagement #SoCalEducation #StudentSuccess #InnovativeIdeas #EducationMatters #RegionalLeadership

Exciting news! Jala M., a Ph.D. student in the Public Administration and Public Policy program, recently wrote a book review of "Dear Department Chair: Letters from Black Women Leaders to the Next Generation" by Evans, Shonekan, and Adams in the Journal of Public Affairs Education. This book review covers vital takeaways regarding academic leadership success for faculty, students, and practitioners. The perspectives offered by the book's contributors guide future academic leaders in navigating the opportunities and challenges of higher education administration. The book is a key resource for a scholarly audience interested in leadership, diversity, and success. ?? ?? Check it out here: https://lnkd.in/dwEXGFFj #AcademicLeadership #bookreview

According to our NY Program Manager Catherine Del Castillo, "If we can teach kids to have conversations that include conflict, that's a gift." At Girls Leadership, we believe conflict is an opportunity for change. Learn more about bringing hope in hopeless times, and about teaching youth how to navigate conflict in a healthy way in our latest blog post: https://ow.ly/kofI50RcISV

Commonwealth youth leaders have concluded a critical summit in London, with the launch of two key initiatives: ????♀? Commonwealth Young Health Leaders Fellowship ?? Commonwealth Leadership Institute These initiatives aim to promote better health and well-being for the #Commonwealth's 1.6 billion young people. @ComSecYouth | #CommonwealthYouth #commonwealthnews #commonwealthcountries #CommonwealthYouth #internationalrelations #Commonwealth #navakotiram

Amidst today's challenging cultural and political landscape, it's imperative that campuses develop new and creative strategies for continuing to advance #DEI goals. USC Pullias Center for Higher Education, along with our partner TIAA Institute, has published new research to help you do that, "Considerations and Challenges of Implementing Shared Equity Leadership." Download the report and learn how to navigate the potential roadblocks: https://lnkd.in/grKwgJiU Adrianna Kezar, Elizabeth Holcombe, USC Rossier School of Education, American Council on Education