Teaching, Loving & Believing in Black Girls
Wed, Jun 17
|Online via zoom
We will offer a brief overview of the research surrounding Black girls in classroom settings as well as a few strategies that can be implemented in the classroom to center Black girls’ voices. We will also discuss ways that teachers can work to counteract their biases in regard to Black girls.
Time & Location
Jun 17, 2020, 4:00 PM – 5:30 PM EDT
Online via zoom
About the Event
This event has officially reached capacity. We are so grateful for your support. We will host this session again on August 5, and would love to see you there! Registration is available in our events section.
Please note that American Sign Language Interpretation will be available for this event.
Who is this session for?
ANY educators, Pre-K through 12, in public schools, private schools, or educational organizations who teach, work with, or work on behalf of Black girls
What is this session about?
Being a Black girl is joyful, magical, and yet, sometimes complicated and difficult. Research has shown that Black girls are viewed by their teachers as more aggressive and less innocent, and are more likely to be punished than their White counterparts. This session will offer a brief overview of the research surrounding Black girls in classroom settings as well as a few strategies that can be implemented…
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