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Session Type: Paper Session
This session centers Black teachers’ identity development, professional growth, and liberatory praxis across contexts. Through empirical and narrative approaches, presenters trace how educators reconstruct the Black teaching tradition, create fugitive professional communities, and redefine authority and care. The session advances models of teacher education grounded in self-definition, communal accountability, and radical love.
The Future of a Black University, Or Black Education Today - Zachary R. Brown, SUNY New Paltz
An Autoethnographic Study: Perspectives on HBCU Graduate Student Advising - Tryan L. McMickens, North Carolina Central University; Regina Gavin Williams, North Carolina Central University
Black First-Generation College Students Visualizing Thriving at Historically White Institutions - Quaylan Allen, Chapman University
Joy as Data, Resistance as Assessment: Black Student Photovoice at a Hispanic-Serving Institution - Lissa Ramirez-Stapleton, California State University - Fullerton
Unmuted: Elevating Truth and Voice in Black Women’s Psychological Research - Danielle Dickens, Spelman College; Dionne P. Stephens, Florida International University