Rebuilding the Black teacher pipeline: Advancing justice and academic outcomes

Ansharaye Hines and Mimi McKee of the Center for Black Educator Development discuss how the presence of highly qualified Black teachers supports students’ educational success. The Center advocates for educational equity and provides multiple teaching pathways to encourage and support Black high school and university students to become teachers. Overview 00:00-00:43 Intros00:43-03:53 The Center for Black Educator Development03:53-06:53 Education as a justice issue06:53-12:19 Quality education as a Constitutional right12:19-14:10 Roles and goals for Black educators in classrooms14:10-17:40 How Black educators can thrive and hopefully make change17:40-23:15 Teaching pathways23:15-27:10 Freedom School Literacy Academy27:10-29:44 Center plans for the future29:44-31:09 We Need Black Teachers campaign31:09- Outro Transcript Click here to see the full transcription of this episode.  References Center for Black Education Development website

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