Who do we learn from about how Social Justice intersects with responsive pedagogy, public education, & new teacher well-being?
  • AOEC (The Anti-Oppression Educators' Collective) is a Professional Specialist Association like us. You can become a member by attending a conference or event, or by signing up online. You can join their mailing list through their website in order to find out about their events. 
  • Britt Hawthorne  (she/they) is an antiracist educator, teacher, speaker, visionary,and advocate in the USA. We encourage you to sign up for her newsletter at britthawthorne.com.  Our president personally subscribes to her mailing list and sends her money via this link as thanks.  
    ​Britt  is committed to raising a generation of antiracist children by centering families of the global majority and fostering equitable learning environments for students and children of all ages and backgrounds. Britt’s work moves the idea of equity in education from a goal to reality. She partners with action-orientated educators to create classroom environments that are inclusive and equitable for all learners.
    Britt was an antiracist educator in the classroom but was pushed out of teaching when her two Black sons experienced educational racism. Now, as an anti-racist facilitator, she creates spaces where the intersection of education and social justice may be explored. Her honest and inspiring journey to create space, documented on Instagram, has since garnered over 100k engaged readers as well as a deeply committed online community.
  • FNESC. 
  • CASJ. 
  • Rethinking Schools 
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