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Session Type: Symposium
Advancing equity-oriented, inclusive, and culturally responsive pedagogy across educational settings carries historical, sociocultural, and political magnitude. The work amongst and between educational entities is often dictated by the institution with the resources and power to orchestrate and control. Critical collaborators focused on disrupting exclusive and marginalizing practices are aware of power disparities and reject the reification of dominant systems as they engage with educational partners. The purpose of this symposium session is to bring together experiences of collaborators who have engaged in critical collaborations across school, university, and community settings to actualize transformative practices. Engaging in critical synergies is a commitment beyond conventional notions of give-and-take that reciprocity promises and instead is a fidelity to communication, trust, equity, and inclusion.
Centering Black Educators in School-University Partnerships - Kelly R. Allen, Augusta University
"I'm Glad It's Us": Reflections From Women of Color on a Teacher Professional Development Experience - Van Anh Tran, San Jose State University; Kristen Jackson, Stanford University; Nikita Patel, New York City Department of Education; Lauren Beal, California State University - Fresno
Working Within, Against, and Beyond the Systems That Uphold Kindergarten Readiness: Centering Families' Aspirations - Katie Mathew, Drexel University; Vera J. Lee, Drexel University; Andrea DiMola, Drexel University; Cory Johnson, Drexel University
Toward Trusting Partnerships Between Black Women Child Care Providers and ECE (Early Care and Education) Regulatory Agencies - Crystasany R. Turner, University of Wisconsin - Milwaukee; Michele Turner, Madison College
Saying “No” Is Always an Option: Centering Rest as Resistance in Critical Equity-Oriented Work - Tara Kirton, Hunter College - CUNY