This training is for advocates looking for ways to engage youth as part of their organization’s programming and advocacy strategy. The event will be led by an intergenerational facilitation team that works with BRIDGES USA, a Memphis-based organization that unites and inspires diverse young people to become confident and courageous leaders committed to community transformation. Learn More >
(Virtual) Join The Education Trust in Tennessee and the Tennessee Educators of Color Alliance for the release of their new report: "Represented: Increasing Teacher Diversity in Tennessee's Educator Preparation Providers." Learn More >
(In-person) Join The Education Trust in Tennessee and the Tennessee Educators of Color Alliance for the release of their new report: "Represented: Increasing Teacher Diversity in Tennessee's Educator Preparation Providers." Learn More >
What role do colleges and universities have in overall student success? Is it limited to students on their campus? Does their mission stretch beyond those they enroll? Participants will hear how one university is actively working within its community to ensure all students succeed. Learn More >
Getting in is one thing. Completing is quite another. Participants will hear how universities develop supports designed to help students succeed while in college. What is working and what have we learned? Learn More >
Join the Tennessee Coalition for Truth in Our Classrooms for a briefing and discussion on the implementation of the anti-truth and censorship laws that passed in the Tennessee General Assembly in 2021 and 2022, and how educators, students and community members are being affected and responding. Learn More >
Join Memphis Education Fund for the first part of our [...]
Join Memphis Education Fund for the first part of our community engagement series to lay the groundwork for Memphis’ next superintendent. Learn More >
What do we mean by systems change? Attendees will examine what systems change looks like and how to expand access to opportunity through an equity lens in community organizing, education, education policy, youth advocacy, and building an inclusive workforce. Learn More >
Literature has the power to nurture our capacity for empathy and to strengthen our communities. Heumann’s memoirs allow us to explore themes of coming of age; belonging; civil and human rights; and choosing to participate – and to address accessibility and inclusion for all people within our schools and communities. Learn More >
