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Build Equity. Join Justice: A Paradigm for School Belonging
Build Equity. Join Justice: A Paradigm for School Belonging authors speak on ending predictable, unacceptable school outcomes among marginalized students. They will showcase Title I schools engaging in system redesigns that shift power dynamics to establish students’ rightful presence in school, and foster cultures of true belonging that elevate voices of disenfranchised youth. These schools are building ecosystems that value students' intersectional identities (ability, race, economics); aim to tell the whole story of collective and individual narratives; work to meet essential human needs of students and ensure their safety, security, and freedom. They are intentional about teacher-student connectedness and use diverse knowledge systems along with research-informed practices appropriate to their unique school environments and student populations. Educational leaders will learn about these concepts and be motivated to engage in actions in their local educational communities.
This talk was presented at:
2023 National ESEA Conference
February 2023
in
Indianapolis, IN
For more information:
swiftschools.org
Speakers
Wade Kelly
Author of Build Equity. Join Justice. A Paradigm for School Belonging; community organizers for equity and justice; and graphic designer.
Amy McCart
Author, Build Equity. Join Justice: A Paradigm for School Belonging; Ph.D. in Special Education; experienced in technical assistance for equity, implementation science, positive behavior, and special education.
Karmen Mills
Facilitation and coaching at state, district and school levels in equity, implementation science. Education: School Psychology
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