Participants will build their understanding of the importance of school principals and the kinds of state policies that can be used or changed to ensure that schools serving children of color and children from low-income backgrounds have well-trained and well-supported principals capable of leading improvement.
In this session, participants will get an overview of the policies impacting justice impacted individuals and students in the…
Early intervention is the key to setting young children with delays and disabilities on a path to long-term success.…
Every student deserves a learning environment that fosters growth and belonging, where they are safe and free from harm.…
In this session, participants will learn about student organizing as a vital lever for systems change, at federal and…
For Black and Latino students, preparation for college entails much more than performance on standardized tests and the acquisition…
Food insecurity is integral for college students achieving their goals. Yet, many college students face barriers, with 22% of…
Supporting the social, emotional, and academic development of students is more important than ever given the experiences of the…
Being able to communicate effectively is a necessary skill to be a successful advocate. Knowing how to understand your…
Attacks on “Critical Race Theory” and equity have hit a fever pitch in federal, state, and local education policy…
In this plenary, participants will have the opportunity to hear from leaders and experts about the attacks on equity…
Advocacy requires effective messaging. One of the best ways to reach people is by telling personal stories in either…
Access to non-novice teachers matters. Yet, students of color and students from low-income backgrounds are more likely to attend…
