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In this webinar, West Wind team members, Dr. DeeAnn Grove, Circe Stumbo, and Isaiah McGee, facilitated a conversation about using asset-based test-...
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School leaders with hiring responsibilities have frequently requested support in creating equitable human capital processes. This webinar provides ...
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Our December webinar focused on how to use equity-focused language to affirm dignity.
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Navigating Diversity and Inclusion Trainings Amidst Potential Legislative Limitations
Please join us for our monthly webinar on April 15, 2021, from 3:30 pm to 4:30 pm for a discussion about Navigating Diversity and Inclusion Trainings Amidst Potential Legislative Limitations. The Iowa Legislature is considering sending a bill to the Governor that sets limitations around certain types of Diversity and Inclusion trainings. Our April webinar […]
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Honoring the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.
Over the past year, many amazing national and local activists, thinkers, and leaders have shared their knowledge, strength, and experiences. We have been introduced to new leaders, learned from experienced social justice leaders, and laid to rest leaders and community members who left us charged to do more and to keep working towards a better, […]
The Importance of “Doing Something” – What Do We Do Tomorrow?
As an elementary principal, when an unspeakable event occurred, it was always my role to offer support to families and guidance for teachers on how to cope, what to say, and to repeat that, yes, it was important to talk about events – even with our youngest students – especially if they were bringing it […]