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BIPOC Women in Leadership: Pathways, Politics, and Power
Wed, April 23, 2:30 to 4:00pm MDT (2:30 to 4:00pm MDT), The Colorado Convention Center, Floor: Meeting Room Level, Room 403Session Type: Paper Session
Abstract
This paper session of Division A Section 1 on Leadership centers on the career pathways, challenges, and contributions of women of color as educational leaders.
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Papers
Exhausted but Still Standing: The Experiences of Black Women Educational Leaders in Ontario - Whitneé L. Garrett-Walker, University of San Francisco; Jasmine Pham, University of Toronto - OISE; Nia Spooner, University of Toronto
The Impact of Their Lives: Documenting the Path to Leadership for Women of Color - George Theoharis, Syracuse University; Denaysha Macklin, Syracuse University; Emma Wareing, Syracuse University
The “Mean Girl” Phenomenon in Educational Leadership: Women’s Experiences With Incivility - Meghan Beth Buchanan, Texas State University; Melissa A. Martinez, Texas State University; Rosa M. Peña, Texas State University
The Power of Identity You Cannot See: How Black Women Principals Negotiate Micropolitics in “Relationship Discourses” - Nyasha Nyereyemhuka, University of Calgary
Gender and Race as Predictors and Moderators of Racial Diversity Leadership: Structural Equation Modeling Analysis - Khanh Dinh, California State University - Sacramento