#EduColor
The Movement and the Organization
This Is Our Moment
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The Movement and the Organization
This Is Our Moment
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EduColor has been at the forefront of anti-racist, culturally competent, justice-centered conversations since its inception in 2014. Now, as we expand our network, we want you to join our organization to continue building spaces for us, by us, and about us. The critical work to rethink pedagogy, policy, and research in our schools and their communities should start with us, and here's where we can build that present and future.
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EduColor has been at the forefront of anti-racist, culturally competent, justice-centered conversations since its inception in 2014. Now, as we expand our network, we want you to join our organization to continue building spaces for us, by us, and about us. The critical work to rethink pedagogy, policy, and research in our schools and their communities should start with us, and here's where we can build that present and future.
Join Us
EduColor has been at the forefront of anti-racist, culturally competent, justice-centered conversations since its inception in 2014. Now, as we expand our network, we want you to join our organization to continue building spaces for us, by us, and about us. The critical work to rethink pedagogy, policy, and research in our schools and their communities should start with us, and here's where we can build that present and future.
Join Us
EduColor Is
EduColor Is For Us, By Us, About Us
EduColor mobilizes advocates nationwide around issues of educational equity, agency, and justice. We amplify the works and ideas of students, educators, and communities of color through supportive on- and off-line networks and professional development.
We are an inclusive cooperative of informed, inspired and motivated educators, parents, students, writers and activists who promote and embrace the centrality of substantive intersectional diversity.
EduColor mobilizes advocates nationwide around issues of educational equity, agency, and justice. We amplify the works and ideas of students, educators, and communities of color through supportive on- and off-line networks and professional development.
Projects
#WeBuildEDU — a new campaign to elevate the voices of educators who are Black, Indigenous, and other non-Black people of color (BIPOC) in the national dialogue about what must be done to rebuild the U.S. public education system in light of COVID-19
Build With Us
#WeBuildEDU — a new campaign to elevate the voices of educators who are Black, Indigenous, and other non-Black people of color (BIPOC) in the national dialogue about what must be done to rebuild the U.S. public education system in light of COVID-19
Build With Us
EduColor is proud to partner with BlueShift Education and the makers of the film Amazon Studios featuring Stacey Abrams to launch the Grow A Voter curriculum and professional development campaign in conjunction with the release of the documentary All In: The Fight for Democracy.
Take Part
EduColor is proud to partner with BlueShift Education and the makers of the film Amazon Studios featuring Stacey Abrams to launch the Grow A Voter curriculum and professional development campaign in conjunction with the release of the documentary All In: The Fight for Democracy.
Take Part
With over 24,000 followers on Twitter and over half a million views to our hashtag, we've mobilized the digital community towards concrete action on equity, justice, and anti-racism. Every last Thursday of the month, we host a townhall-style conversation with our participants all over the world. In addition, the hashtag #EduColor has allowed for hundreds of participants to ask questions, provide resources, and answer questions across any number of identity markers.
Read The Archives
Every last Thursday of the month, we host a townhall-style conversation with our participants all over the world. In addition, the hashtag #EduColor has allowed for hundreds of participants to ask questions, provide resources, and answer questions across any number of identity markers.
Read The Archives
EduColor would like to extend an invitation to the virtual launch of EduColorNYC; a local, independent space for educators in NYC to have critical conversations. This event is an opportunity to elevate OUR conversation on pedagogy, policy, and equity, relying on the experiences and expertise we bring as educators of color and conscience here in NYC. This event is to find strength in community, and in who we are.
Rep The Squad
EduColor would like to extend an invitation to the virtual launch of EduColorNYC; a local, independent space for educators in NYC to have critical conversations.
Rep The Squad
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News And Stories
EduColor Releases 2020 Annual Report
EduColor released its inaugural report to its donors on January 1st, 2021. The following is an excerpt from the introductory…
EduColor Member Julia Torres in Conversation with MacArthur Genius Jacqueline Woodson [NCTE]
Recently, EduColor director of special projects Julia Torres spoke with author and MacArthur fellow Jacqueline Woodson about writing, voices, and…
BIPOC Educators: Our Gifts, Our Trauma, and Our Healing [Special September 2020 Chat]
On September 10, 2020 at 7:30pm ET / 4:30pm PT, EduColor held a chat about the moment we’re in with…
The Trust Gap: Why We Won’t Go Back [Excerpt from AAWW Article]
Recently, Lynn Shon and Jose Vilson of EduColor wrote an article related to school reopening in NYC and how the…
I Been Gettin’ To This Movement; Everybody Mad
This year, I came into Chicago the same way I came out of it: trust first. This principle applies for…
Mid-August Check-In
August is always an interesting time of the year. For some educators, August is the beginning of the school year:…
News And Stories
EduColor Releases 2020 Annual Report
EduColor released its inaugural report to its donors on January 1st, 2021. The following is an excerpt from the introductory…
EduColor Member Julia Torres in Conversation with MacArthur Genius Jacqueline Woodson [NCTE]
Recently, EduColor director of special projects Julia Torres spoke with author and MacArthur fellow Jacqueline Woodson about writing, voices, and…
The Trust Gap: Why We Won’t Go Back [Excerpt from AAWW Article]
Recently, Lynn Shon and Jose Vilson of EduColor wrote an article related to school reopening in NYC and how the…
I Been Gettin’ To This Movement; Everybody Mad
This year, I came into Chicago the same way I came out of it: trust first. This principle applies for…
About The Life
We have a set of projects and activities we take on throughout the year in line with the work.We have also worked with several organizations on projects focused on issues of equity, anti-racism, and justice.