How to Be an Advocate for Your Black and Brown Students
The Best Ways to Support Black and Brown Students. Learn How to Support Your Students.
With the new semester well underway, now is an ideal time to consider how your Black, Indigenous, and People of Color (BIPOC) students may have struggled during past school years.
All educators can be advocates, even those without first-hand experience facing unfair challenges related to race and ethnicity. Advocacy requires humility, patience, decentering, and work. During this school year, you must actively develop the qualities, talents, and opportunities of Black and Brown students.
Lifelong educator Jessica Camacho will explain how educator-advocates can transform the school experiences of BIPOC students. You will learn what steps to take during the new semester to make this important sector of your school community feel valued and included.
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- ["Lifelong educator","B.A. in History and Religious Studies from the University of California, Berkeley","Ed.M. in Risk & Prevention from the Harvard Graduate School of Education","Ed.M. in Curriculum & Instruction","M.A. in Urban Leadership from the University of Nevada, Las Vegas"]
