The Power of Storytelling
Women’s History was first established as Women’s History Week via proclamation by then President Jimmy Carter in 1980, which Congress adopted as public law in 1982. In 1987, Congress passed...
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RECOGNIZING OUR HISTORY AND CELEBRATING OUR FUTURE
This month is Black History Month and it is precisely this point in time when it is more important than ever that the authentic history of the United States be...
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DEDICATION TO DEEPER CONNECTIONS
Welcome to 2023! I hope that you are starting the year with love, peace and joy! With everything going on it can be a challenge. It's so easy to lose...
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Leveraging Purposeful Partnerships
The demands on school leaders never have been more complex or demanding. They escalate, taking us further from the core mission of teaching and learning, while the needs of the...
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Why Join the When Women Lead Conversation
In June 2023, Voice4Equity will be hosting our annual education leadership summit for women, aptly named, When Women Lead. We will convene on the beautiful waterfront of Vancouver, Washington. The...
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ALLOWING YOURSELF SPACE TO REFLECT
Allowing Yourself Space to ReflectWhat a great newsletter I have for you this month! As many of you are wrapping up your summer vacations and preparing for the kickoff of...
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A LETTER From DR. CHRISTINA Kishimoto
It’s time for Education Commission of the States, when State Superintendents, legislators and other leaders descend on Washington, DC. to share strategies around pressing educational policies. There is no more...
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June Message from Dr. Kishimot0
Have you considered the effect of the national political climate of apathy and divisiveness on the health and engagement of our students and children? You should be!... Read More
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The View from the shoulders of others
Many years ago one woman dared to enter a field dominated by men, where she not only contributed to the field of economics and the labor market, but brought many...
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