📣 Our BlueSky Jozi staff recently celebrated Youth Day in the office. Wow! It was fun seeing all your school uniforms! And those achievement badges... BlueSky celebrates the spirit of SA's youth by empowering tomorrow's leaders today.
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Today is #Juneteenth and our #NEOPartner, The Leadership Conference Education Fund reminds us that, "Juneteenth is not just a celebration of freedom; it's a call to action. We must ensure that all voices are heard in our democracy. The fight for the freedom to vote is crucial for safeguarding our rights and building a more just society. For democracy to work, it must include us all." Find out more here: https://lnkd.in/gy-hMtJG
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Youth empowerment involves giving young people the tools, opportunities, and support they need to develop their skills, make decisions, and influence their communities positively. It focuses on areas such as education, employment, leadership, and participation in civic activities. Empowering youth helps build a more equitable society and prepares the next generation to tackle global challenges. Key aspects include: 1. **Education**: Ensuring access to quality education and skill-building opportunities. 2. **Employment**: Providing job training, career guidance, and entrepreneurial opportunities. 3. **Leadership**: Encouraging youth to take on leadership roles in their communities and beyond. 4. **Civic Participation**: Promoting involvement in community service, politics, and advocacy.
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Education Specialist @ Region 4 ESC | Educational Diagnostician, M.Ed., RPED #1953, NCED #964 Crucial Learning Certified Trainer
Join this amazing discussion featuring my colleague and friend Dr. Natalie Hudson!
We're one week away from our 2023 Education Summit! Secure your spot and register today -> https://lnkd.in/gDEQmWsA Here is peak at the panelists and discussions: SESSION ONE: Inclusive Education: Bridging Gaps and Promoting Equity for Students with Disabilities. Andreya Sampy, MA, LSSP, School Psychologist/ District Level Educational Leader Dr. Natalie D. Hudson, Executive Director of Special and Diverse Learners, Varnett Public Schools and Adjunct Professor of Special Education, Houston Christian University Anne Kelsey, Policy Analyst for Disability Rights, Young Center for Immigrant Children’s Rights SESSION TWO: A Conversation with Mike Miles, HISD Superintendent SESSION THREE: Teacher Workforce and Retention: Strategies for Recruiting, Supporting, and Retaining Quality Educators. Greg Prince, Senior Consultant, Pathways to College and Former President, Hampshire College Hector Bojorquez, Director of Operations and Educational Practice, Intercultural Development Research Association Jonathan Feinstein, State Director for Texas, Education Trust Shirley Appleman, Senior Adviser, Bellwether SESSION FOUR: Supporting At-Risk Students: The Role of Wraparound Service Providers. Byron K. Sanders, CEO, Big Thought Shubhra Endley, LCSW-S Director of Mental Health and Wellness, Communities in Schools Dr.Twyla Williams, Director of Counseling Crisis & Mental Health, AISD Brianna Harris, Poverty Action Lab SESSION FIVE: Navigating Cultures, Languages, and Success: The Emergent Bilingual and Immigrant Experience in Texas Public Education Dr. Lupita Hinojosa, Superintendent, Spring ISD Maria Silva, Director of Academic Language Services, Canutillo ISD Adrian Yam, Interim Sr. Early Head Start/Head Start Director, Baker Ripley
Join us July 20!
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Black and Latinx girls are #ReadyToLead—are schools ready to support them? Latitude High School certainly is. Learn more about how girls advocated for themselves and their community by creating the first-ever Solidarity Day at their school, and how all students benefited from the chance to discuss the big issues they face. Black girls are #ReadyToLead—are schools ready to support them? This #BlackHistoryMonth, learn more about the barriers Black girls face, and also about solutions we can put in place to help them thrive. Go to https://ow.ly/RBWE50QIXvl to read our report.
Ready to Lead: Leadership Supports and Barriers for Black and Latinx Girls | Girls Leadership
readytolead.girlsleadership.org
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These include: a diverse and inclusive curriculum, responsive community engagement, leadership that is reflective of the students served, restorative—rather than punitive—discipline, and equitable resources and services. https://lnkd.in/gpr25rHP
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Youth play a crucial role in shaping the future, and their efforts contribute to a more compassionate, understanding, and harmonious world. These young leaders here are actively working toward a sustainable and inclusive future, please vote for them https://lnkd.in/dAjqSGiE
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🌟 Celebrating Real-Life Superheroes this Mother's Day 🌟 This upcoming Mother's Day, we're proud to shine a spotlight on the incredible work of our McGowan Fellows, who are not just leaders but real-life superheroes creating positive change. Meet Sahar Jamal, a McGowan Alumna whose journey embodies the spirit of ethical leadership. As an advocate for working mothers, Sahar understood the challenges many face upon returning to work after childbirth. She recognized the need for solutions that support mothers in balancing their professional and personal lives effectively. In response, she spearheaded the development of a small, discreet, battery-operated breast pump that refrigerates milk, addressing critical challenges faced by mothers in Kenya and beyond. Sahar's story is a testament to the impact of ethical leadership nurtured through our Fellowship Program. At the heart of this program are six guiding principles: Accountability, Character & Integrity, Courage, Empathy, Resilience, and Self-Awareness. These principles empower our Fellows to make integrity-based business decisions that create meaningful social impact. Through our program, Sahar discovered a community of like-minded leaders. Together, they are shaping a future where leadership is defined by principles and actions that benefit society at large. This Mother's Day, let's celebrate the superheroes among us—mothers, leaders, and changemakers like Sahar Jamal—who inspire us with their courage, compassion, and commitment to creating a better world. #MothersDay #EthicalLeadership #McGowanFellows #RealLifeSuperheroes To learn more delve into our Annual Report: "Listening to Learn" on page 16, featuring Sahar Jamal's recent interview: "An Interview with Sahar Jamal: Finding Fellows." https://lnkd.in/gnbK8VBR
Annual Report: "Listening to Learn" on page 16, featuring Sahar Jamal's recent interview: "An Interview with Sahar Jamal: Finding Fellows."
https://williamgmcgowanfund.org
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Did you know that Black students in the United States are more likely to experience disciplinary measures than their white peers in public schools? At EAC-South, we are committed to advancing education equality across the South. Discover practical solutions and inspiring stories in our latest resource: "How Schools Can Make Discipline More Equitable: Stories from the South" Learn how schools are making a difference and promoting fairness in their disciplinary practices. https://shorturl.at/6mJEX #EducationEquity #EdLeadership #EACSouth
How Schools Can Make Discipline More Equitable: Stories from the South
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The YMCA Louisiana Youth and Government (Y&G) program is a statewide initiative promoting civic engagement through the YMCA's philosophy of being an organization that is continuously active in exercising social responsibility. This particular program prepares high schoolers for moral and political leadership. Through Y&G, teens learn about and experience government policies first-hand and learn how they can be changemakers to improve their communities. Plus, teens form lasting friendships, benefit from mentors, and sharpen their critical thinking, public speaking and writing skills. The mission of the YMCA Youth & Government program is two-fold: To encourage and foster leadership through service, fellowship, responsibility, and respect for oneself and others among all participants, and To educate and engage students in the process of government from local to national to international so that they become more active participants in their communities. DEMOCRACY MUST BE LEARNED BY EACH GENERATION"
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In a recent article, Carrie F. articulates the tie between civic education and national security in the military recruitment crisis. https://lnkd.in/edaSmfXv The Policy Circle still has a few slots open for the next Civic Leadership Engagement Roadmap (CLER) cohort. Message me if you are interested in learning how to get engaged as a leader in your community, or visit the program details here: https://lnkd.in/eiMwXQmt.
How civics education can help solve the military recruitment crisis
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