SXSW EDU 2023

Re-imagining the Role of Schools in Communities

Description:

In an educators' meeting in Memphis, a BIPOC school leader says: “If a school isn’t actively engaged in the community, it’s just another building.” How can schools transform themselves from impassive buildings into vital, community spaces? How can school cultures and curricula reflect the needs of their constituents? In this live taping of "Changing Course," we’ll hear insights from visionary BIPOC teachers and school leaders who are radically re-imagining the role of schools within communities.


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  1. Access new perspectives on the power and potential of schools to de-center white colonial design paradigms
  2. Learn specific pedagogical or school design models which are reflective of and responsible to BIPOC communities and perspectives
  3. Draw connections and develop an intersectional understanding of culturally-responsive, community-engaged education

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Aggie Bazaz, Managing Director Film & Video, Teach For America


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