Join master teacher, historian, and filmmaker Dr. Daniel E. Walker on a two-day professional development
experience designed to improve classroom instruction, parent involvement, and community engagement.
Increase your content knowledge
Develop effective strategies for communicating with students, parents, and communities of african descent (e.G., african american, afro-latino, afro-caribbean, and african)
All K-12 teachers, site administrators, and any district personnel concerned with curriculum and instruction, teacher training, parent advocacy, diversity, and equity.
From the city’s Afro-Mexican founders to Issa Rae’s groundbreaking Insecure, we explore the history, art, and culture of people of African descent in one of the world’s most influential cities.
Join one of the nation’s most prolific public historians as he takes participants on a deep thematic journey exploring the history, art, and culture of people of African descent in America. From the history of influential African empires and the struggle for freedom and equality, to expressions in literature, music, and art, participants will leave the institute feeling infinitely more comfortable infusing African American content into their standards-based teaching.
Deadline: May 15, 2022
Deadline: June 15, 2022
Deadline: July 1, 2022
3711 Long Beach Blvd., Suite #4123
Long Beach, CA 90807
The Loews Hollywood Hotel (1755 N. Highland, Los Angeles, CA)
is offering a 20% discount on hotel rates for conference participants.
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