We share styles.
Our world-famous hoodies and apparel are a must-have throughout the school year. They're a good reminder of our purpose and work, and we wear it proudly. (Available in child, baby, and adult sizes along with stickers, mugs, and other accessories.)
We do the work.
Here is a sample of some of our best works and programs over the years.Community
Our on- and off-line community events bring together some of the most community-centered educators from across the country to convene on the most pertinent issues of our time, especially for people ready to do the work.
Resources
We have multiple resources available for educators of color and conscience. From our in-house developed lists developed from our experienced membership to the CR-SE framework, we've brought these resources together for free and for all.
Partnerships
Over the years, we've had partnerships with multiple organizations large and small to help them fortify their work with educators. Organizations turn to EduColor when they need help thinking about systems change as well as anti-racist pedagogical work.
We build community.
Hundreds of educators and concerned citizens have trusted EduColor over the years to elevate their work. Here's why.Experience and Expertise
Our working group collectively has over 75 years of experience in the education field, mostly serving in classrooms across the country.Principled Action
We actively engage communities on and off-line to meet shared goals in our work.Responsiveness On- and Off-Line
Our longstanding EduColor Chats and annual virtual summit helped us stay socially connected even when we were socially distant.An Ethics of Justice and Care
Wherever two or more of us are gathered, we hold ourselves accountable to meeting people where they are and moving everyone towards a shared humanity.
We actively listen.
Read from some of our most engaged partners and members about our collective work.
“EduColor has been an essential voice in our movement to protect, promote and strengthen public education. Their vision for racial justice, equity, and liberation through public education is clear-eyed, righteous and worthy of, our students, communities and educators.”Rebecca (Becky) PringlePresident
National Education Association
EduColor has emerged as a beacon of hope in the education landscape, consistently championing the cause of equitable education. Their tireless efforts to amplify marginalized voices, advocate for inclusive practices, and challenge systemic barriers have resonated deeply with educators and advocates alike.Peggy BrookinsPresident and CEO
National Board of Professional Teaching Standards
EduColor's work is inspirational. Vilson is a visionary and I’m so grateful to be walking through the world watching change being made!”Jacqueline WoodsonBest-Selling Author and MacArthur Fellow
EduColor is an organization moving the teaching profession and our society forward. EduColor's attention to democracy building and cultural relevance brings us ever closer to a shared humanity.Heather HardingExecutive Director
Campaign for Our Shared Future
As a long-time partner with EduColor, I have immense respect and gratitude for their leadership in centering the experiences of teachers of color. EduColor not only offers timely and best-in-class virtual and in-person professional development but they also host a supportive community that builds coalitions for educational equity and justice.Steph NgDirector of Programs
TED-Ed
We spread the word.
Our EduColor Podcast Network amplifies the works and ideas of educators of color and conscience.Too Dope Teachers and a Mic
All of the Above
The EduColor Podcast
(finally, coming soon)
