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Session Type: Symposium
Our schools are not currently designed for social justice. Indeed, in many ways they perpetuate and deepen injustice. These injustices are reified by our educator preparation and professional learning structures—except in cases where stakeholders make a conscious effort to change. This symposium brings together international research exploring the power of teachers as leaders or agents of change for social justice and explores the possibility of preparing teachers more deliberately for this role. Through this research, we collaboratively explore the roles and practices of teacher leadership for social justice in various contexts and for diverse purposes. The symposium will feature a panel discussion that draws upon findings from the individual papers to stimulate discourse about cross-cutting themes with the audience.
Paying Attention to Diversity: Developing Teacher Leadership for Social Justice Through Graduate Education - Sabre Lynn Cherkowski, University of British Columbia
Exploring a Transformative Model of Professional Learning to Support Early Career Teachers Committed to Inclusion - Fiona M. King, Dublin City University; Eimear Holland, Dublin City University
Creating Conditions to Empower Teachers as Equity Leaders - Jill Harrison Berg, Educational Consultant; Elizabeth Homan, Waltham Public Schools; Jennifer Ostoyan, Waltham Public Schools District
Examining Teacher Leader Advocacy as Supported by a Professional Development Network - Jill Bradley-Levine, Ball State University; Sarah Lightfoot, University of Cambridge
Preparing Teachers to Reculture Schools for Gender Inclusivity and Transgender Equity - Melinda M. Mangin, Rutgers University
Justice-Oriented Teacher Leadership Viewed Through a Cross-National Lens - Cynthia L. Carver, Oakland University