HeyJaredThe Black Teacher Project Podcast
An extension of the mission of its namesake, the Black Teacher Project Podcast is a space where Black educators gather to speak truth, share stories, and imagine new possibilities for liberated learning.
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Ten Years of the Black Teacher Project: LaShawn Routé Chatmon and Kia Walton on Black Teacher Leadership, Belonging, and What Comes Next (opens the original)
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“The Black Teacher Project is an expression of love.” Ten years after BTP began, Dr. Micia Mosely sits down with two people who have helped shape its story from the beginning, LaShawn Routé Chatmon, founding CEO and President of the National Equity Project, and Kia Walton, former Oakland math teacher, founding BTP Fellow, and current BTP Program Manager. Together, they look back at what it took to build a space where Black teachers could be seen, supported, and trusted to name what they needed.
Social Emotional Learning Is Liberated Learning: Dena Simmons on Teaching the Whole Child (opens the original)
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What happens when we stop asking students to regulate themselves and start asking schools to become more human? Social emotional learning is about far more than managing behavior. In this episode of the Black Teacher Project Podcast, BTP Founder and Executive Director Dr. Micia Mosely is joined by Dr. Dena Simmons, founder of LiberatED and former Assistant Director of the Yale Center for Emotional Intelligence, for a powerful conversation on what it means to teach the whole child through relatio
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