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DESCRIPTION:Join us on Thursday\, February 20th at 6:30pm in the DHC for an
  impactful conversation as we celebrate the powerful legacy of Black educa
 tors in the United States. This EmpowerED event features a dynamic Q&A wit
 h Black teachers who are shaping the future while also honoring the past.\
 n\nThrough personal stories\, historical reflections\, and discussions on 
 the challenges and triumphs of Black educators\, we’ll explore the lasti
 ng impact of Black teachers in shaping generations of students and communi
 ties. Whether you're an educator\, student\, or community member\, this is
  a unique opportunity to learn\, engage\, and uplift the voices of those d
 edicated to education and advocacy.\n\nCome with your questions and leave 
 with a deeper appreciation for the critical role Black educators have play
 ed—and continue to play—in American history.\n\nPanelists Include: \n\
 nAshley Martin - Elementary Educator\, Mentor\, and SJSU Alumni Debra Watk
 ins -  Founder Emerita\, A Black Education Network (ABEN)Meghan Adams - Ed
 ucation Specialist/Case Manager & Special Education TeacherJamal Splane - 
 Local Principal and Mentor with the MECI program\, SJSU AlumniVeniece Guil
 lory-Lacy\, PhD - Assistant Professor in Counseling Education at SJSU\n\nI
 n partnership with the Black Women Educators (BWE) Affinity Group. Fiscall
 y Supported by the College of the Humanities and the Arts’ Artistic Exce
 llence Programming Grant and Lurie School of Education.
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LOCATION:MLK Library\, Digital Humanties Center
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DESCRIPTION:Join us on Thursday\, February 20th at 6:30pm in the DHC for an
  impactful conversation as we celebrate the powerful legacy of Black educa
 tors in the United States. This EmpowerED event features a dynamic Q&A wit
 h Black teachers who are shaping the future while also honoring the past.\
 n\nThrough personal stories\, historical reflections\, and discussions on 
 the challenges and triumphs of Black educators\, we’ll explore the lasti
 ng impact of Black teachers in shaping generations of students and communi
 ties. Whether you're an educator\, student\, or community member\, this is
  a unique opportunity to learn\, engage\, and uplift the voices of those d
 edicated to education and advocacy.\n\nCome with your questions and leave 
 with a deeper appreciation for the critical role Black educators have play
 ed—and continue to play—in American history.\n\nPanelists Include: \n\
 nAshley Martin - Elementary Educator\, Mentor\, and SJSU Alumni Debra Watk
 ins -  Founder Emerita\, A Black Education Network (ABEN)Meghan Adams - Ed
 ucation Specialist/Case Manager & Special Education TeacherJamal Splane - 
 Local Principal and Mentor with the MECI program\, SJSU AlumniVeniece Guil
 lory-Lacy\, PhD - Assistant Professor in Counseling Education at SJSU\n\nI
 n partnership with the Black Women Educators (BWE) Affinity Group. Fiscall
 y Supported by the College of the Humanities and the Arts’ Artistic Exce
 llence Programming Grant and Lurie School of Education.
GEO:37.335495;-121.885075
LOCATION:MLK Library\, Digital Humanties Center
SUMMARY:The Power of Black Educators: A Q&A on Legacy & Impact From the Emp
 owerED Series
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.sjsu.edu/event/the-power-of-black-educators-a-
 qa-on-legacy-impact-from-the-empowered-series
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