Join us for a timely briefing to explore why Black teachers are leaving the workforce at higher rates than their peers and what we can do to reverse this trend. Lessons from Black Teachers’ Experiences in Allegheny County Growing numbers of states and districts are recognizing that recruiting and retaining teachers of color have positive academic and social-emotional benefits for all students. However, Black teachers, in particular, are leaving the profession at higher rates than White teachers. Join us on Thursday, November 16, 2023, at 1 pm ET for a critical briefing, Lessons from Black Teachers’ Experiences in Allegheny County. A team from Research for Action will share insights, along with policy and practice recommendations from the Allegheny County Black Teacher Study, a community-informed exploration designed to learn directly from Black teachers about the barriers to recruitment and retention in the region. Discover how Black teachers support students and schools in crucial ways and the unique obstacles they encounter. Gain a deeper understanding of the systemic and interpersonal issues they face, from racial segregation to declining enrollment, and the lack of diversity among teaching staff. Hear recommendations for stakeholders, including school and district leaders, policymakers, and communities, to improve recruitment, support, and retention of Black teachers. RFA speakers will include: Siettah Parks, Research Associate Kevin Burgess, Research Analyst Leana Cabral, Research Associate Mary Eddins, Policy Associate Alita Robinson, Research Analyst Saxon Nelson, Director of Community Engagement Register Now   Share This Email Share This Email Share This Email   2023 © Research for Action | Website   Research for Action | Land Title Building, 100 South Broad Street, Suite 700, Philadelphia, PA 19110 Unsubscribe [email protected] Update Profile | Constant Contact Data Notice Sent by [email protected] powered by Try email marketing for free today!