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Introduction Toxic work cultures have become all too common in today's society, leaving devastating effects on the mental health and well-being of employees. In the realm of education, Black educators are particularly vulnerable to these harmful en…
Episode 29: Mind-Body Wellness Practices with Dr. Siobhan Flowers, so poignantly illustrated, the wellness of educators, particularly Black educators, is paramount to the health of our educational system and the well-being of our students. T…
Early childhood education plays a fundamental role in shaping young minds and fostering their lifelong success. However, within this field, Black educators face unique barriers and challenges that hinder their representation and professional growth.…
Prioritizing Black Educator Well-being The well-being of Black educators is essential for fostering a just and equitable education system. Black educators play a crucial role in shaping the minds and futures of students from diverse backgro…
Welcome to the Exit Interview: A podcast for Black Educators blog post, where we delve into the profound impact of mentorship on career transitions. Inspired by the captivating story of Elia Martin, our exploration will highlight the benefits, quali…
In the demanding world of education, it is imperative that educators prioritize their own well-being to create a thriving and fulfilling work environment. This blog post explores the transformative power of rest and healing for educators, drawing in…
The Power of Imagination in Education Imagination plays a vital role in human development, enabling us to envision new possibilities, solve problems, and create innovative solutions. In education, imagination is particularly crucial as it stimulate…
The Importance of Black Educators Black educators play a vital role in fostering inclusive and equitable learning environments for students. They bring unique perspectives, cultural knowledge, and a deep understanding of the challenges faced by mar…
Creating Black teacher affinity groups needs to go beyond DEI checklists. Maybe it’s time to rethink school district-sponsored affinity spaces. A few weeks ago, I met with Jalisa Evan, executive director of the Black Educato…
