Heather Dean (Assistant Professor of Teacher Education, California State Unviersity), Natalie B. Welcome (Mathematics Instructor, Arizona State University), and Amber Wagnon (Assistant Professor of Secondary Education, Stephen F. Austin State University) jointly present on how to listen, dialogue, acknowledge, and take action on issues surrounding race and education. Elements of this presentation are highlights from the book “Hear My Voice: Tales of Trauma and Equity from Today’s Youth.”

Link to presentation: https://bit.ly/3nHsDSx

• 0:00 SchoolRubric Introduction
• 0:14 Heather, Natalie and Amber Introductions
• 1:45 Hear My Voice Book
• 3:36 Objectives of Webinar
• 4:38 Objective 1: Listen – Create an Inviting Space to Dialogue
• 9:02 Listening for Understanding and Empathy
• 10:46 Aim for Dialogue, not Debate
• 11:37 Time to Reflect
• 12:28 Objective 2: Acknowledge – Highlight Threats to Racial Tranquility
• 14:48 Critical Race Theory
• 17:06 Establishment of Ideology
• 19:45 Manifestation of Racist Ideology
• 26:47 Reaping Season, Not Cancel Culture
• 29:24 Need for Ownership
• 30:24 Objective 3: Action Steps
• 32:23 Book and Podcasts Recommendations
• 34:56 Media Recommendations
• 36:49 Social Media Recommendations
• 38:23 Contact Information