Women’s History Month — Resources for Educators
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This list of lessons, articles, books and videos for educators can be used by schools and districts looking to celebrate … Read More
What Successful Educational Women Leaders Do
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By Stephanie Pierce, Ed.D. With the effect of the pandemic, many women leaders are feeling overwhelmed, overextended, and exhausted with … Read More
I’m Fine. Everything is Fine
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Confessions of a recovering imposter syndrome leader in education By Tanya De La Cruz You’ve gotten the promotions. You’ve … Read More
Welcome to the Circus
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Juggling the demands of life and leadership By Donya Ball, Ed.D. Driven, determined, confident. These words describe many administrators. … Read More
No One’s Checking for Us, Sis
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Navigating societal expectations of Black women administrators in public schools By Ayanna Balogun, Ed.D. Full Disclaimer: This is an … Read More
Closing the Gender Gap: Rewrite Our Story
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By Dr. Trudy Arriaga, Dr. Stacie Stanley and Dr. Delores Lindsey “It’s a Man’s World” is more than a … Read More
Designed to Lead! The Female Brain and Leadership
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By Lisa Andrew, Ed.D., and Eric Andrew, Ed.D. Musical lyrics can provide great insight into the female experience. Songs … Read More
Gender-based Social Expectations for Women
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Be Bold, But Not Too Bold By Katrina Johnson León, Ed.D. One summer, after playing all day with Dal, … Read More
Nurturing Mothers Within or New to Educational Leadership
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By Alexandra Thomas “I think every working mom probably feels the same thing: you go through big chunks of … Read More
Changing How We Think About Self-Care
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Assessing your “wellness buckets” will actually make you feel better By Ana Reyes, M.Ed. Even prior to the pandemic, … Read More