Black teachers gathered in Oakland, CA for Black Teacher Leadership and Sustainability Institute (BTLSI), a Black affinity space and professional development experience for Black educators in district, charter, private, and independent TK-12 schools. There, they built and shared knowledge, affirmed each other’s stories, arrived at new understandings, stepped into new wellness practices, and co-envisioned more conduits for liberated learning together. Take a look at the love and light that filled and flowed throughout the space!
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...
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