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Achieving a Culture of Care for Black Student Success

February 16 @ 1:00 pm - 2:00 pm EST

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Free

Culturally relevant, research-based SEL resources matter—especially for Black youth. In this panel discussion, we will discuss the challenges black students face, and explore strategies for helping them reach their full academic, social-emotional, and personal potential. We will look at how students, teachers, families, and administrators from Pre-K into young adulthood can play a role in shaping a culture of care for black students’ success.

Kristen Hopkins, Founder of Black SEL, will moderate a panel including:

  • Hakeem Croom, Director of the Male Success Alliance, California State University, Dominguez Hills
  • Brandon Frame, Senior Director of Social Emotional Learning, Urban Assembly
  • Dr. Arabelle LaCroix Pembroke, Principal of Riverdale Avenue Middle School, Brownsville, Brooklyn
  • Dr. Ralph Simpson, Deputy Superintendent for School Leadership and Improvement, Clayton County Schools
  • Alicia Williams, Founder & CEO, Teach Woke

Join us for this engaging session and come with your questions, concerns, and contributions!

This is a public event so we would love for you to share this event with your networks and anyone else who may be interested.

 

Event Recap

 

Moderator:

Kristen Hopkins, Founder, Black SEL

Panelists:

Hakeem Croom, Director of the Male Success Alliance, California State University, Dominguez Hills

Brandon Frame, Senior Director of SEL, Urban Assembly

Dr. Arabelle LaCroix Pembroke, Principal of Riverdale Avenue Middle School, Brownsville, Brooklyn

Alicia Williams, Founder & CEO, Teach Woke

Details

Date:
February 16
Time:
1:00 pm - 2:00 pm EST
Cost:
Free