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Dear Black Child In The Hallway (Without A Pass)
Black Teacher Voices
Link to original file here. About the author: Abdel Shakur is ...
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Agents of Hope For The Next Generation
Black Teacher Voices
Wow, so it’s a time to be a teacher. It’s ...
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Crayons lying beside colorful lines drawn on a surface.
Broken Crayons Still Color
Black Teacher Voices
Black educator Tyo Gill reflects on the necessity of empowering all students and his belief that every child has the potential to excel and the ...
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Enough Is Enough: Black Women Educators on Outperforming, Tone Policing, and Choosing Wellness to Thrive in Schools
Media & Press
“When we speak truth, we are called antagonistic. When we ...
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DEI Under Attack: Black Educators Confront Political Backlash, Fear, and the Fight for Inclusive Schools for All Students
Media & Press
“Fear has overtaken everything.” Across the country, diversity, equity, and inclusion ...
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Teaching Under Trump: Liberating Classrooms in an Authoritarian Era
Media & Press
What does it take to create classrooms of liberated learning ...
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Hope and Fear in Education
Media & Press
Created by and for Black educators, the Black Teacher Project Podcast was ...
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In Community, We Heal. In Practice, We Rise. [VIDEO]
Community & Events
What does learning look like when culture, identity, and lived ...
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Dr. Micia Mosely’s Award Acceptance Speech, NEA Foundation’s 2025 Salute to Excellence in Education
Community & Events
The Twi word Sankofa, meaning “go back and get it,” guides ...
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EdUp Xcelerated Excellence Podcast Episode
Media & Press
What does liberated learning look like for Black teachers? In this ...
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NEA Foundation Stories from the Field: Every Child Deserves a Black Teacher
Media & Press
Black teachers are the lifeblood of educational resilience and transformative ...
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Black Teacher Project’s 2023-2024 Impact Report
Impact & Updates
Each of our wellness-supporting workshops, community-driven gatherings, and leadership offerings ...
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