This episode is a recording of my presentation session titled “Reviving Black History: Decolonizing Ontario Curriculums.” The Ontario Alliance of Black School Educators (ONABSE) Annual conference was such a joy to be a part of. I am sharing the recording of my presentation in hopes that you find something to take from my presentation! The discussion was rich, and I am so glad that people took something away from my lesson and presentation.

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Equity-focused leadership focuses on entry to leadership specifically in school systems but this conversation is applicable across sectors!

Jennifer Cheatham is a senior lecturer at the Harvard Graduate School of Education on education and co-chair of the Public Education Leadership Project, and the faculty co-chair of the Education, Leadership, Organizations and Entrepreneurship (ELOE) Program. Jennifer’s focus has been on leading for equity and transformational change in urban school districts.

In this episode, we talk about how Jen became interested specifically in equity-focused leadership, what that means for her and then we get into some specific details and examples of what equity focused leaders do, how they engage with their communities, and what is important for entry to leadership in polarizing times.

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This is part 2 of a two-part episode! The second half discusses how the content of what he taught turned into something he had not expected, and ultimately led him to be a consultant.

Jaiman, a leadership consultant, and former teacher talks about his background as a musician and teaching in a diversity of contexts. He dives deeper into his teaching experiences in India, and the Bronx, and how his classroom teaching has informed who he is today.

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