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Teaching Black History as World-Making: Dr. Jarvis Givens on Carter G. Woodson, Memory, and the Work of Black Teachers

What does it mean to teach Black history in a moment marked by backlash, erasure, and renewed struggle? And what does the 100-year journey of

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In Community, We Heal. In Practice, We Rise. [VIDEO]

What does learning look like when culture, identity, and lived experience are centered? In Spring 2025, Black teachers across Oakland came together for our Cultivating Culturally

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Freedom Is A Story We Tell Together

The imaginative, relational work of Black teachers remains one of our most enduring practices of liberation, helping all students understand the world, their place within ...

What Helps Black Teachers Stay

Black teacher wellness is not about individual endurance alone. It is shaped through spaces of care, connection, honesty, and community.

From Community to Conversation: The Black Teacher Project Podcast

With the Black Teacher Project Podcast, we're centering Black educators in honest conversations on teaching, power, and wellness, holding truth, complexity, and possibility.

Teaching Black History as World-Making: Dr. Jarvis Givens on Carter G. Woodson, Memory, and the Work of Black Teachers

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What does it mean to teach Black history in a ...

Enough Is Enough: Black Women Educators on Outperforming, Tone Policing, and Choosing Wellness to Thrive in Schools

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“When we speak truth, we are called antagonistic. When we ...

Teaching Under Trump: Liberating Classrooms in an Authoritarian Era

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What does it take to create classrooms of liberated learning ...

DEI Under Attack: Black Educators Confront Political Backlash, Fear, and the Fight for Inclusive Schools for All Students

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“Fear has overtaken everything.” Across the country, diversity, equity, and inclusion ...

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Teaching Black History as World-Making: Dr. Jarvis Givens on Carter G. Woodson, Memory, and the Work of Black Teachers

In Community, We Heal. In Practice, We Rise. [VIDEO]

Freedom Is A Story We Tell Together

What Helps Black Teachers Stay

From Community to Conversation: The Black Teacher Project Podcast

Teaching Black History as World-Making: Dr. Jarvis Givens on Carter G. Woodson, Memory, and the Work of Black Teachers

Enough Is Enough: Black Women Educators on Outperforming, Tone Policing, and Choosing Wellness to Thrive in Schools

Teaching Under Trump: Liberating Classrooms in an Authoritarian Era

DEI Under Attack: Black Educators Confront Political Backlash, Fear, and the Fight for Inclusive Schools for All Students

Hope and Fear in Education

In Community, We Heal. In Practice, We Rise. [VIDEO]

Dr. Micia Mosely’s Award Acceptance Speech, NEA Foundation’s 2025 Salute to Excellence in Education

EdUp Xcelerated Excellence Podcast Episode

NEA Foundation Stories from the Field: Every Child Deserves a Black Teacher