S5 Episode 14: Unpacking Equity Work with Stephen Chang and the National Equity Project
Episode Notes
On this week’s podcast we are thrilled to host Stephen Chang from The National Equity Project and take a deep dive into equity, race, and personal identity and how these impact the ways in which we show up as humans and educators. Stephen shares insightful ways in which we can start to create change within ourselves and within the systems we are a part of in order to disrupt patterns of inequity while building relationships with others. If you are interested in attending the fall Coaching for Equity event please visit azk12.org to learn more and register. This week’s podcast also features a supplementary guide to help continue conversations about equity in your space.
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