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April 26, 2022April 26, 2022CommunityBuild Ventures
Teacher Burnout – Black Male Educators are feeling, but they will never tell you that.

Teacher Burnout – Black Male Educators are feeling, but they will never tell you that.

The other day, I was invited to attend a webinar entitled Unique Impact, Unique Burdens: Insights into the Black Male Educator Experience. It was hosted by DonorsChoose. During the webinar, Kristen Joye Lyles, Vice President, Equity & Impact at DonorsChoose,...

October 31, 2021October 31, 2021CommunityBuild Ventures
racial equity Partners team

Georgia State University’s CREATE and CommunityBuild Ventures Join Forces in Powerful Collaboration

CommunityBuild Ventures and BMEsTalk are excited about a new collaboration that was recently formed between CBV and Georgia State University’s CREATE Teacher Residency program. This partnership was created with the intent to design and facilitate the CREATE Black Men in...

February 2, 2021September 13, 2021Ayodele Harrison
corporate racial equity

Retaining Black Male Educators: Belonging, mentorship, and opportunities to lead

“A lot of schools want Black Male Educators, but they don’t want to deal with what comes with a Black Male Educator,” said @teachman91 on Instagram on January 5, 2021. After sending this video to a few fellow Black Male...

January 25, 2021September 13, 2021Ayodele Harrison
racial justice in schools

BMEsTALK: A Space and Place to Stretch Your Soul

BMESTalk is “a space and place to stretch your soul.” These words were spoken by J. Tristan Hall, a Black male Assistant Principal based in Philadelphia, during a BMESTalk Happy Hour last December. J. Tristan’s comments are an indicator that...

December 22, 2020September 13, 2021Ayodele Harrison
equity and race

Gratitude for Black Male Educators

During a recent recording of the podcast, The Rewind presented by BMEsTalk, our Senior Partner of Education, Ayodele Harrison, took a moment to express his gratitude for the 5 Black Male Educators who helped to take the work of BMEsTalk...

November 17, 2020September 13, 2021Allison Todd
from equity walk to equity talk

Equity Centered School Improvement- Administrators.

In a fight for more equitable treatment of their children in schools, Black parents/caregivers’ complaints are being dismissed as illogical and irrational. This is not true for all schools but the very fact that it reigns true in some is...

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