Celebrating Black Teachers
leaving a legacy, shaping the future
We thank you for your unrelenting service to our children, families, and communities. We recognize that, in our country, the duty of being a P-12 educator goes unrecognized, underfunded, and unappreciated.
We humbly recognize the work of teachers, administrators, teacher educators, and other educational personnel in creating safe spaces for our students to thrive. We also applaud those who strive to ensure compassionate, rigorous, and truthful spaces in education so that our students receive the most comprehensive instruction possible.
Share Your Story
Whether you are a teacher, teacher educator, administrator, or other contributor (retired or otherwise) to the educational experiences of our children, we would love to hear your story. In an effort to highlight your experience, please consider submitting a 30-60 second video.
In your video, please state your name, district, school, or other institutional association (if you feel comfortable). Use the following questions in your 30-60 second video for guidance:
- Why are Black teachers important?
- Why did you want to become a teacher (or your current role)?
- Why are honesty and freedom in education important?
- In your opinion, what is the largest area of concern in education right now?
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