Three years ago Dr. Bettina Love kicked off our inaugural conference with an unforgettable keynote! She’s agreed to return and speak on her incredible new NYT bestselling book “Punished for Dreaming”. Join us virtually on March 2nd! Register here forms.gle/DLNUq3aTy7vfg6….

We are thrilled to announce that author and prominent figure in the field of education and school transformation, Shaun Nelms, Ed.D., will be a keynote at the Antiracist Education Conference on 3/2. Register today at tinyurl.com/acpcon2024

We’re excited to share that Dr. Diantha Watts and Dr. Cody Miller, both professors SUNY Brockport will be running an interactive discussion on rethinking ‘To Kill a Mockingbird’. Register for the 3/2 Antiracist Education Conference today at tinyurl.com/acpcon2024 Kesha James

The 2024 Virtual Antiracist Education Conference March 2nd will feature a powerful keynote by education leader, NYT Bestselling Author, and Edison Grad, Dr. Bettina Love. You're not going to want to miss what she has to say! Register today at tinyurl.com/acpcon2024

Last night the RCSD Named/Renamed Seven Schools! The community provided input on the naming of new schools, and the BOE voted to rename School No. 34 and School No. 46 to continue the District’s journey to remove names of slaveowners and segregationists. bit.ly/3SZvmZx

Love this! Can’t wait to hear @BLoveSoulPower speak at our conference on 3/2. Register today at tinyurl.com/acpcon2024

3/2/24 Antiracist Education Conference Spotlight: Cedrik-Michael Simmons, Ph.D. Director of Equity and Educational Research at the GCSD and Robert C. Chalwell Jr., Ph.D., Executive Director of Family & Student Services, and Inclusivity at WCSD Register at tinyurl.com/acpcon2024

3/2/24 Antiracist Education Conference Spotlight: Wayne Finger Lakes BOCES staff development trainers Hilary Chaya and Erica Ebert are presenting on Understanding and Practicing Embodied Joy with Intentionality | Inspired by Gholdy Muhammad Register at tinyurl.com/acpcon2024

3/2/24 Antiracist Education Conference Spotlight: Cedrik-Michael Simmons, Ph.D. Director of Equity and Educational Research at the GCSD and Robert C. Chalwell Jr., Ph.D., Executive Director of Family & Student Services, and Inclusivity at WCSD Register at tinyurl.com/acpcon2024

Breakout Session Spotlight: "Antiracism Community Education in Rural Settings" Register today for the free Virtual Antiracist Education Conference on March 2nd, 2024 at tinyurl.com/acpcon2024

Breakout Session Spotlight: Playful learning spaces: Joy and Resistance in PreK12 and Higher ED. Dr. Melissa Rodriguez-Meehan and Ashley Walker will be facilitating a fun filled session. Register for the 3/2/24 Virtual Antiracist Education Conference today tinyurl.com/acpcon2024

Breakout Session Spotlight: Where is the Joy? Don't miss this youth led session from the Whole Child Connection’s Youth Leadership Council members Akeem, Janiah, Malaz and Silas Children's Institute Register today at tinyurl.com/acpcon2024

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The 2024 Antiracist Education Conference is this Saturday, March 2nd! 3 incredible Keynotes and 21 amazing breakout sessions! Check out the schedule! It isn't too late to register! forms.gle/FD7dX5serRFwyq…

Can’t wait to hear @BLoveSoulPower keynote our conference this Saturday!! It’s not too late to register: tiny.com/acpcon2024 You don’t want to miss it!!

Breakout Session Spotlight: Unpacking the Antiracist Curriculum Project’s New Culturally Responsive Grade 2 Local History Lessons on Community and Constance Mitchell Register today at tinyurl.com/acpcon2024

Jeanette Shane Wiegand Kesha James A great keynote! ‘Many of our teachers are thoughtful, kind, loving individuals, but when you don’t understand how racism lives in your body and functions in society, you will walk in that classroom and you will do harm… This work is about trying to do less harm to everyone.’

We're excited to welcome Tay Porter-Jourdain to the Our Local History team! With Tay on board, we're even more prepared to help schools and communities engage with their local civil rights history through inquiry, equity, and civic action. Welcome, Tay! Kesha James