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Teaching Black History as World-Making: Dr. Jarvis Givens on Carter G. Woodson, Memory, and the Work of Black Teachers
Media & Press
What does it mean to teach Black history in a ...
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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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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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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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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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Racial affinity groups will not end racism…but if done well, they can help
Media & Press
“Gathering to organize demands we prioritize our healing journey.” Dr. ...
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Black Teacher Leadership and Sustainability Institute | June 2024 Highlights
Community & Events
Black teachers gathered in Oakland, CA for Black Teacher Leadership ...
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