Not a Moment,
It's the Movement
Not a Moment, It’s the Movement is a new, six-part conversation series for SoWashCo staff. The goal of this series is to create a space to learn, provide information, and engage in conversations about the Black lives matter movement, its origins, its purpose, and its place in public education.
Not a Moment, It’s the Movement is open to all SoWashCo teachers. There will be four chances to catch each week’s live, virtual session. These sessions will feature facilitated discussions that provide a safe space to ask questions, explore ideas and grow in our racial awareness.
YOU CAN RECEIVE CEUS! If you are engaging with this content asynchronously, you can fill out this form to earn CEUs for your time and participation.
Session 1 - Why Black Lives Matter
Session 1, Why Black Lives Matter, dives into the origin of the movement, the brief history of race as a social construct, and will feature facilitated conversation regarding public education's role.
Session 6 - Allies, Activists, and Anti-Racists
Session 6, Allies, Activists, and Anti-Racists, provides guidance regarding our individual journeys and understanding, and helps to define our roles and how we can be as effective as possible in the place where we are.
This conversation series is being written, facilitated, and produced by:
Wayne Felton II, Director of Achievement & Integration
James Magee, Coordinator of Professional Development.