Network for EdWork

Be part of an unique space that centers BIPOC lived experiences at Network for EdWork's 3rd annual Convening, happening on February 8th, 2025 at Highline College. Learn more and register here: https://lnkd.in/gBJ5ETGc

We are looking for someone who is passionate about racial equity, education and social justice to be our new Education EnCounter Program Manager. As our Education EnCounter Program Manager, you will: ? Develop curriculum that centers anti-racist, decolonial, and Indigenous pedagogy for NWEW’s professional development workshop series for BIPOC educators and leaders in education ? Facilitate and lead the professional development workshop series as well as racial affinity salons for BIPOC educators and leaders in education ? Work with NWEW team to maintain school, district, and university partnerships Learn more and apply here: https://lnkd.in/gcQ3aPRZ

We are excited to announce that we have selected 18 amazing workshops from our pool of proposal for The 2025 Convening. We will have some returning workshops as well as some new workshops and presenters. Look forward to share more information soon. Early registration is available until December 15th. Register Here: https://bit.ly/3zphIaT

This month, the Martinez Fellowship Program hosted our very first Seminar for the year, which explores and recognizes how?our identities either amplify or disrupt a white dominant narrative to?better support the work of building authentic and impactful relationships with current and future students, colleagues and community members.? Our Fellows were joined by Thy Nguyen and Michael Tuncap while participating in reflective discussions and interactive activities and movements.

Did you know? Group registration (for groups of 5 or more) is available at $115/person for The Convening. Register your group and be part of a community, passionate about dismantling systemic racism in schools! https://bit.ly/3zphIaT

Network for EdWork is looking for an energetic, collaborative, and enthusiastic individual, who has a passion for racial equity, education,?and?social justice to become our new Education EnCounter Program Manager. Learn more information about the role and apply here: https://lnkd.in/gwcFq3a2

Amrita Kauldher and Tiffanie Rivera-Di Lucio had the opportunity to facilitate an affinity space for Black girls at Hunt Middle School in Tacoma, WA. During the 40-minute session, the girls did a poster activity and discussed how interrupting racism requires both resistance and rest. The affinity space was hosted by Elizabeth Brobbey, one of Network for EdWork past Affinity Salon participants (in partnership with Association of Washington School Principals). As Elizabeth's first time being part of a racial affinity space, her experience compelled her to host one for her students. We are so excited to see Elizabeth making an impact at her school and also modelling for her students how racial equity work is done in community.

The Convening 2025 Call for Proposal is closing soon. Submit your proposal today for consideration: https://lnkd.in/gCmqWgeY

Join us at our 3rd annual Convening and be part of a BIPOC-centered gathering hosted for and by BIPOC. Early registration is available: https://lnkd.in/gn5nP78q

Have a passion for racial equity, education and change? Want to create BIPOC-centered spaces and learning opportunities for educational leaders. Join our team as our new Education EnCounter Program Manager. Apply here: https://lnkd.in/gwcFq3a2 The Education?EnCounter?Program supports BIPOC school and district leaders looking to transform their school environments to be (more) antiracist and relevant and responsive to BIPOC teachers and leaders as well as serve as an advocacy platform for BIPOC leaders. Learn more about the program here: https://lnkd.in/gF4DRtVr