Presented by Dr. Christina Kishimoto, Founder and CEO, Voice4Equity, LLC, and Clinical Professor, University of Southern California; Julie A. Vitale, Ph.D., Superintendent, Oceanside Unified School District (CA); Anna Alvarado, Ed.D., Superintendent, Freeport School District 145 (IL); and Dr. Christina Grant, Executive Director, Center for Education Policy Research, Harvard University

Join us for a conversation with a panel of leading superintendents on the policy and politics of leading for equity today. During this presidential election year, how we choose to lead for students and redirect energy toward inclusivity, academic engagement and wellness is central to our collective mission. Listen and learn from bold leaders who center their work on building allyship and clear policy direction, ensuring that their communities embrace diverse perspectives in solution setting. Learn about strategies leveraged to move through and beyond divisive politics to a more collectivism mindset that contributes to community success.

As an organization devoted to advocating for equity and increasing the number of women superintendents of color, Voice4Equity seeks to shatter long-standing systemic biases for good. Through strategic leadership building, policy implementation, and community outreach programs, Voice4Equity works toward making tangible improvements in education reform on both a national and international scale.

This edLeader Panel will be of interest to K-12 teachers, school leaders, and district leaders. There will be time for questions at the end of the presentation.