The season ends on a high note as proactive consultants Joe Truss and Shane Safir walk us through the dynamic initiative of dissolving white supremacism in the academe. All ears to discover the value of fostering students through an anti-racist education and help shape a brighter future. Tune into this finale episode!

Key takeaways to listen for:

• Why a shifted mentality should begin with adults and educators

• The essence of self-reflection in teaching racial equity

• Microscale plans on reformed policy implementation

• How to apply the initiative on a personal level

• Helpful advice on pursuing anti-racism learning beyond the school setting

Resources mentioned in this episode:

Cultivating Genius by Gholdy E. Muhammad | Paperback

We Want To Do More Than Survive by Bettina L. Love | Hardcover and Paperback

About Joe

Joe Truss is an anti-racist school leader, blogger, and racial equity consultant. Joe Truss is committed to dismantling white supremacy culture in schools. A former middle school principal in San Francisco, he now is an equity consultant and writes about leadership on his blog.

Blog: Truss Leadership

Twitter: @trussleadership

About Shane

Shane Safir has worked at every level of the education system, from the classroom to the boardroom, for over two decades. In 2003, after teaching in San Francisco and Oakland and organizing with the San Francisco Organizing Project to launch a new school, Safir became the founding principal of June Jordan School for Equity (JJSE), an innovative national model identified by leading scholar Linda Darling-Hammond as having “beaten the odds in supporting the success of low-income students of color.” Since 2008, Safir has provided leadership coaching, strategic planning support, and equity-centered professional learning for schools, districts, and organizations across the country and in Canada.

Shane supports schools, cities, and organizations to transform through listening, capacity-building, and developing an anti-racist, equity-centered culture.

Website: Shane Safir

Twitter: @ShaneSafir

Thank you to Cate Tolnai at the Krause Center for Innovation for your encouragement and guidance throughout the MERIT program. (And for having me as a guest on your KCI Cast to get my feet wet in podcasting!) Learn more about the KCI here!

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Thank you to all of the Season One guests!

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