IDEAS provides customized workshops to teams of educators from a single school or district. The IDEAS team will work with administrators to design and deliver sessions of varying lengths (half-day, full day, multiple days) to meet the needs, expectations, and budget of your organization.
The following is a partial list of workshops IDEAS has conducted for school districts across the Commonwealth:
- Aspects of Identity: Implications for Practice
- Black Girl Magic or Black Girl Tragic? The Decriminalization of Black and Brown Girls
- Creating Culturally Responsive Classrooms
- Creatively Breaking the Cycle of Oppression
- DEI for School Committee Members
- Disrupting Deficit Narratives: Developing Positive Self Images and Academic Identities
- Diversifying School Staff
- Enacting Systemic Change in Educational Institutions
- From Early Messages to Unconscious Bias to Microaggressions
- How to Talk about Race and Racism
- Identifying and Addressing Bias Based Comments in the School Setting
- Linking Student Learning and Family Engagement
- Modern Forms of Racism
- Moving Beyond White Fragility
- The Power of Storytelling as a Teaching Tool
- SEL and DEI Practices to Create Safe and Welcoming Learning Environments
- Strategies to Transform Difficult Moments into Connective Conversations
- Teaching Young Children about Bias, Diversity and Social Justice
- Unconscious Bias and Microaggressions
- Using Action Research to Improve your Educational Practice
- What is Privilege?
- What is Stereotype Threat?
- White Privilege: Are We Ready to Walk the Walk?
- Whose History Matters? A Reflection on First Nations Stereotypes and Myths
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