BlackFemaleProject

BlackFemale Project affirms Black women who #thrive at work. Connect with us for the latest podcasts, news and events.

[Black Teacher @BlackTeacherPro]

The @BlackFemaleProj’s Teacher Truth amplifies #BlackTeachers' voices, sharing their stories and hopes for #edu.

Join us virtually tomorrow for the Teacher Truth Perspectives watch party to hear Black educators bravely share their experiences: https://t.co/U6iP0n4qDH #edchat

[BlackFemaleProject @BlackFemaleProj]

Learn more at our 4th Annual #TeacherTruth Perspectives Watch Party & Collection Update.

We'll share new data & hear directly from #BlackEducators & expert researchers about what’s working well & what changes are urgently needed.

REGISTER: https://t.co/EBI7f4q3lr

[BlackFemaleProject @BlackFemaleProj]

Black Educators: Share Your Work Experience - https://t.co/s6iTqjfMqA

[BlackFemaleProject @BlackFemaleProj]

"On this journey with BlackFemaleProject, my definition of {thriving professionally} has evolved and been re-shaped. Thriving to me is actually mind, body and soul." @mzlizw
check out the episode below
https://t.co/8GfWUaj4Rj

[BlackFemaleProject @BlackFemaleProj]

"This system is not designed to be in service to your highest and greatest brilliance." Tameka L McGlawn with BlackFemaleProject
#blackfemaleproject #blackwomenlead #blackwomeninbusiness #beyou
#bewellworkwell

[BlackFemaleProject @BlackFemaleProj]

#blackfemaleproject #blackwomeninbusiness #blackwomenlead #blackwomen

[AFRICAN & BLACK HISTORY @AfricanArchives]

In 1963, Joan Dorsey became the first African American hired by American Airlines. Ms. Dorsey applied for a job at American after finishing a degree in education at the University of Arizona.

Dorsey graduated at the top of her class from what was then known as “Stewardess College” and began her career based in New York. She retired from the airline in 1999, after 36 years of service.

[Black Enterprise @blackenterprise]

Black women team up to get buyout theaters for "The Little Mermaid." https://t.co/mcSrbrEem2

[SoulPurpose360 CIC @SoulPurpose360]

#Soulpurpose360 #Blackwomenlead
#CultivatingBlackWomenForSocialChange

[BlackFemaleProject @BlackFemaleProj]

E'Rika Chambers - Director of Special Projects for BlackFemaleProject encourages us to "Make yourself memorable and leave your imprint so that long after you're gone , your legacy is there."

[BlackFemaleProject @BlackFemaleProj]

Thank You, Black Educators! - https://t.co/xu979Fvzho

[BlackFemaleProject @BlackFemaleProj]

"I just wanna affirmed, seen, compensated, and respected." Abram Jackson

#teachertruth #blackeducator #blackteacher #BlackWomen
https://t.co/GsQY54CdN7

[BlackFemaleProject @BlackFemaleProj]

Celebrating Teacher Appreciation Week and recognizing the commitment and impact of Black educators on our students, our communities, and our world.
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Teacher Truth is an industry-specific story collection project focused on Black educators. The first installment of the series is

[BlackFemaleProject @BlackFemaleProj]

#blackfemaleproject #maywellness #blackwomenlead #blackwomenthrive #teachertruth #blackteachers #blackeducators

[BlackFemaleProject @BlackFemaleProj]

@imTerenceLester congratulations! 💜💫

[BlackFemaleProject @BlackFemaleProj]

@bertrhude Happy Birthday!

[The Hidden Genius Project @HiddenGeniusPro]

“To many, this stole may seem like just another piece of cloth. However, to the Geniuses graduating, it reinforces the fact that we are taken care of even after we have graduated from the program. ‘Once a Genius, Always a Genius!’" 💯 - Glenn Ivory, OAK8 Alum

#Classof2023

[BlackFemaleProject @BlackFemaleProj]

Thank you, Black educators. For all that you do inside and outside of the classroom, to guide our students of all backgrounds, to their own bright future. .
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Teacher Truth is an industry-specific story collection project focused on Black educators. The first installment of the s

[BARR Center @BarrCenter]

On stage now: Denise Forte, CEO of @EdTrust joins us to discuss the social emotional wellbeing of students post pandemic. Denise is one of the country’s leading voices on education equity & a fierce advocate for turning barriers into bridges for students of color. #BARR23

[EdTrust @EdTrust]

We designed the Black Student Debt hub to not only visualize the profound impact of racism & debt-financed education on Black borrowers but tell their personal stories & offer solutions based on their needs. https://t.co/tuj9wIbDBL #BlackStudentDebt