As a teacher, school leader, leadership coach, and community organizer, Michael DeSousa brings a wealth of educational experience to the table. In this episode, he discusses his journey as a white-presenting individual navigating predominantly Black and brown educational environments, delving into the critical need for those identifying as white to cultivate a positive racial identity.

In this episode, Angela M. Prince delves beyond the surface of educational leadership, illustrating that it's more than just management. It's the crafting of an ecosystem where every individual, from educators to learners, thrives.

Dr. Antoinette Pearson discusses how transparency, humility, and trust can empower our communities, and create an environment where every student can thrive.

We build awareness of Native issues in American education with Nathaniel Taylor and Sylvia Fred, co-founders of Endazhi-Nitaawiging Charter School in Red Lake Minnesota

Dr. Francesca A. López and Dr. Anissa Rodriguez Dickerman discuss the history of monolingual and bilingualism in schools and its ramifications, especially as it relates to long standing inequities.