Wed, Jul 23
|Virtual Event
Being Black in America's Schools Virtual Conversation Series: Educators As History Keepers
At a time when Black historical heroes, institutions, and archives are being threatened with erasure, educators have a unique role to play in keeping these legacies alive both inside and outside of the classroom. So what should that look like? Join us on Zoom or LinkedIN Live.
Time & Location
Jul 23, 2025, 6:00 PM – 7:30 PM EDT
Virtual Event
About the event
The “Being Black in America’s Schools: Virtual Conversation Series,” continues! At a time when Black historical heroes, institutions, and archives are being threatened with erasure, educators have a unique role to play in keeping these legacies alive both inside and outside of the classroom. So what should that look like?
Join us on Wednesday, July 23 at 6:00 p.m.EST as we continue the “Being Black in America’s Schools: Virtual Conversation Series,” hosted live on Zoom and simulcast on LinkedIN Live. Featured speakers include: Tamara Payne, Ernest Crim III, and Abdul Tubman.