As an educational justice coach…
I’m a former NYC public school teacher, have a PhD in leadership and change, and host the Time for Teachership podcast.
I work as an educational justice coach, where I get to:
I’m a former NYC public school teacher, have a PhD in leadership and change, and host the Time for Teachership podcast.
I work as an educational justice coach, where I get to:
- Help schools and districts design and implement feminist, antiracist, civics-based curricula.
- Coach leaders to make transformative structural shifts that amplify equity.
- Support teachers in designing great curricula & become responsive facilitators.
- Partner with families to have meaningful conversations around current events or other high-emotion topics.
- Witness students grow in agency, belonging, and competence.
My core values are justice*, transparency, critical hope, and continuous learning.
- Note: Justice includes (but is not limited to): racial, gender, linguistic, and dis/ability justice.
I describe my curricular approach as Dr. Gholdy Muhammad's HILL Model meets Harvard's DKP, and my responsive coaching approach as Street Data meets Zaretta Hammond’s cognitive apprenticeship meets PLC at Work®. You can learn more about my research background and influences here.
I coach leaders on the BIG questions:
- "How can we navigate conversations about race, gender, current events, and politics while upholding human dignity?"
- “How do we make PLCs or team meetings more impactful and data-informed?”
- “We want to completely rewrite our social studies curriculum. Where do we even start?"
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As a whole human…
I live on the ancestral lands of the Nipmuc, Pawtucket, and Massachusett. When I’m not working, I'm usually running while listening to my favorite podcasts, reading a book, or hanging out with my partner, our awesome kiddo, and our high-energy animals. If you absolutely love:
...you are my person. ...unless you'd choose lunch or dinner over breakfast. Team. Breakfast. For. Life. |
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