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What is the Consultant Network?
What is the Consultant Network?
The ECEA is honored to present a network of some of the country’s most respected professionals. They are experts in helping educators examine issues of race and racism in schools, childcare settings, and teacher education programs as they consider new possibilities for practice and policy. They consult widely, each with extensive experience in classrooms and with teachers, administrators, and preservice teachers.
ONGOING PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT
ONGOING PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT
Addressing issues of race and racism requires ongoing commitment. Thus, the goal of this network is to provide access to expertise for those prepared to invest the time and work necessary to deepen understandings and strategize for change – for children, families, schools, and society at large.
HOW TO contact a consultant
HOW TO contact a consultant
Please contact consultants by using the contact information provided below. Click on their names for further biographical information. If you and a consultant make the decision to work together, financial arrangements will be negotiated between the hiring agency (schools, districts, childcare organizations, colleges of education) and the consultant.
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Associate Professor, Language and Literacy
California State University, Sacramento, CA
Contact Information:
dale.allender@csus.edu
916-278-4480 or 510-508-2859
Ed.S., University of South Carolina
Milken Family Foundation National Educator
Clavis Coaching and Consulting
Contact Clavis Anderson at:
803-348-1370 or
mustdv8@gmail.com
Professor, Early Childhood Education
University of South Carolina
Contact Dr. Boutte at:
gsboutte@gmail.com or gsboutte@mailbox.sc.com
803-603-8234
Associate Professor
Elementary Education
University of South Carolina,
Columbia
Contact Dr. Braden at:
allenel1@mailbox.sc.edu or
803-777-3077
Director of
we are (working to
extend anti-racist education)
Contact Dr. Taylor Bullock at:
ronda@weare-nc.org
Associate Professor, Critical Literacies
Michigan State University
East Lansing, MI
Contact Dr. Butler at:
tbutler@msu.edu or
517-884-4418
tamaratbutler.com
Professor
San Francisco State University
Contact Dr. Cooks at:
Jamalc@sfsu.edu or 510-708-0344
Renée and Richard Goldman Dean of the University of Pittsburgh School of Education
Contact Dr. Kinloch at:
412-648-1780
meb201@pitt.edu
Distinguished Dean's Professor of Literacy, Race and Justice
Syracuse University
Contact Dr. Haddix at:
315-443-7642, 315-443-9878, or mhaddix@syr.edu
University of Georgia
Dept. of Educational
Theory & Practice
Board Chair of
The Kindezi Schools
Chair of the Hip Hop Theories, Praxis & Pedagogies SIG
2016 Nasir Jones Fellow
at the W. E. B. Du Bois
Research Institute, Harvard
Contact Dr. Love at:
www.bettinalove.com
Associate Professor, Reading and Elementary Education
The University of North Carolina, Charlotte
Contact Dr. Miller at: emille90@uncc.edu
Associate Professor
Georgia State University
Founder of HILL Pedagogies
Contact Dr. Muhammad at: gmuhammad@gsu.edu
Associate Professor Early Childhood/ Bilingual Education
College of Education,
Illinois State University
Contact Dr. Osorio at:
sosorio@ilstu.edu or 309-438-5022
Principal
Northern Parkway Elementary
Contact Dr. Polson at:
bilalpolson@msn.com or 516-424-9163
Associate Professor of Education
Teachers College, Columbia University
Contact Dr. Price-Dennis at:
detra.price-dennis@tc.columbia.edu
Associate Professor
Teachers College, Columbia University
Contact Dr. Sealy-Ruiz at:
sealeyruiz@tc.edu
President, Erikson Institute
Professor,
Teachers College, Columbia University
Contact Dr. Souto-Manning at:
212-679-3970 or
Souto-Manning@tc.columbia.edu
Associate Professor
University of South Carolina,
Columbia
Contact Dr. Wynter-Hoyte at:
wynterhk@mailbox.sc.edu
Clinical Associate Professor and MAT Coordinator
University of South Carolina
Contact Dr. Myers at 803-777-9688 or
gillensm@mailbox.sc.edu
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