Tag Archives: leading for equity

Hate and Hurt in America: On Charlottesville

Posted on August 16, 2017 by

From our fierce leader, LaShawn Chatmon: Now more than ever we must stand resolute — committed to lead through listening, to lead with love, to lead with a historical and structural analysis – to lead for equity. The terror and … Continue reading →

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Leading for Equity by Sharing Our Stories

Posted on January 28, 2015 by

I just returned from facilitating another Leading for Equity Institute; the National Equity Project has been hosting these Institutes annually for over 14 years. I have been at most of the these institutes and it is very common for people to not … Continue reading →

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The Courageous Pause: Reflections on Leading for Equity

Posted on March 12, 2014 by

Last month we gathered teams of educators from around the country to participate in the 12th annual Leading for Equity Institute (LFE), and we are preparing to host another sold-out Institute next week. LFE is a three-day residential retreat held in … Continue reading →

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