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roundtable Series

Classroom Culture believes that there is power in collaboration. As an avenue to increase action on issues impacting education, Classroom Culture hosts exclusive round table events for professionals in education to share ideas and build partnerships.

  • previous Sessions

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  • Youth Mental Health During Black Lives Matter; moderated by Shannon McFadden, May 2020

  • The Impact of the Lack of Diversity in the Teaching Profession; moderated by Sophia Domeville, June 2020

  • White Educators, what is new for you when we return to school?; moderated by Christy Gill , July 2020

  • The Evolution of the “Talk”; moderated by Nelly Lavaud, August 2020

  • Black Women in Education, what is next?; moderated by Sophia Domeville, August 2020

 

Classroom Culture Mission Statement

At Classroom Culture, our mission is to create inclusive, transformative educational experiences that empower neurodivergent and diverse learners to thrive. We believe in equipping students with the tools, skills, and confidence they need to achieve academic success and lifelong personal growth. Through innovative, culturally responsive, and individualized support, we aim to foster a learning environment where every student feels valued, capable, and inspired to reach their full potential.

Classroom Culture also provides a safe space for professionals in education to network, share ideas, and collaborate on education based initiatives.

 

  • Why The Sun Rises and Teacher Activism; Red Emma’s Book Store; Baltimore, Md. 2016

  • Why The Sun Rises Book Launch; Ode To Babel; Brooklyn, N.Y 2016

  • East of the River Book Festival, "Teaching Social Justice via Fictional Texts";   Washington, D.C 2017

  • East of the River Book Festival, "The Importance of Diverse Books in our Schools";   Washington, D.C 2018

  • Homelessness and its Impact on Education; Washington, D.C 2018

  • Women's Education Empowerment Dinner; NYC, N.Y 2019

  • Education Post the Obama Administration; NYC, N.Y 2018

  • The Impact of COVID-19 on Special Education; moderated by Taniqua Hunter 2020