Women’s History Month — Resources for Educators
This list of lessons, articles, books and videos for educators can be used by schools and districts looking to celebrate
Women Leaders
What Successful Educational Women Leaders Do
By Stephanie Pierce, Ed.D. With the effect of the pandemic, many women leaders are feeling overwhelmed, overextended, and exhausted with
I’m Fine. Everything is Fine
Confessions of a recovering imposter syndrome leader in education By Tanya De La Cruz You’ve gotten the promotions. You’ve
Welcome to the Circus
Juggling the demands of life and leadership By Donya Ball, Ed.D. Driven, determined, confident. These words describe many administrators.
No One’s Checking for Us, Sis
Navigating societal expectations of Black women administrators in public schools By Ayanna Balogun, Ed.D. Full Disclaimer: This is an
Closing the Gender Gap: Rewrite Our Story
By Dr. Trudy Arriaga, Dr. Stacie Stanley and Dr. Delores Lindsey “It’s a Man’s World” is more than a
Designed to Lead! The Female Brain and Leadership
By Lisa Andrew, Ed.D., and Eric Andrew, Ed.D. Musical lyrics can provide great insight into the female experience. Songs
Gender-based Social Expectations for Women
Be Bold, But Not Too Bold By Katrina Johnson León, Ed.D. One summer, after playing all day with Dal,
Nurturing Mothers Within or New to Educational Leadership
By Alexandra Thomas “I think every working mom probably feels the same thing: you go through big chunks of
Changing How We Think About Self-Care
Assessing your “wellness buckets” will actually make you feel better By Ana Reyes, M.Ed. Even prior to the pandemic,
Overcoming Self-sabotage
The barriers that keep female leaders from maximizing their true potential By Heather Vennes, Ed.D. The startling realization that
How Tragedy Helped Me Find My Work-Life Balance
By Felicia Malloy I was standing in my living room, as people gathered to offer their condolences to my
Leading with a Coaching and Mentoring Mindset: Growing New Female Leaders
By Terry Metzger I recently had lunch with a long-time mentor, coach and friend. As it inevitably does, our
The Days Are Long But the Years Are Short
Focusing with intention on supporting and empowering women leaders By Cindy Petersen As a mother of four amazing children
Is Work-Life Balance for Women Leaders Even Possible?
by Deneen Guss As I am flying home from my son’s wedding in Minnesota, I thought to myself, “Wow,
Hey Women Education Leaders! Don’t Forget to Use Human-Centered Leadership
By Rhea Settles, Ed.D, M.NCRP “Thank you for talking with us yesterday during The Kaplan meeting. I really appreciated your
Leading While Female for Equity and Access
Trudy Arriaga, Stacie Stanley, Delores Lindsey, authors of “Leading While Female – A Culturally Proficient Response for Gender Equity”,
Celebrating Women’s History and Achievements
By Laura Preston and Nicole Anderson Since 1980, we have recognized and celebrated women’s historic achievements in the month of
Women in Leadership Roles: Fighting Implicit Bias
Women in the workplace contend with more than the direct, obvious sexism of decades past. But gender-based, culturally-instilled bias still
25 Great K-12 Books with Feminist Themes
Some of these books are better for young children, while others are deeper and written for teenagers. Especially for your