To empower African American women educators in various stages of their careers through venues that provide motivation, awareness, and mentoring.
EVENTS
MEMBERSHIP
MENTORSHIP
WHAT:
Brown v Brown: 70 Years Later
Establishing a National Agenda to Fulfill the Promise of Brown
WHEN: May 22-24
WHERE: The Westin Hotel
999 9th Street NW, Washington, DC 20001
UPCOMING EVENTS
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Education trailblazers, unite! We are a proud to support @CAAASA_ and the 70th Anniversary Brown v. Board Conference in Washington D.C. (May 22nd -24th ). Let's celebrate progress, ignite change, and champion equality in education. Together, we can create a brighter future for all students.
Registration is open now! Get your ticket here.
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The Top 5 Most Pressing Challenges Facing African American Education Since Brown.
Promoting Black Student Achievement in the 21st Century.
The Role of Higher Education in Preparing Future Teachers to Be Advocates for Black K-12 Students.
Cultivating Future Leaders in the Black Community.
Legislation for Our Future.
Collaborating with Civil Rights Organizations and Community Leaders to Improve Educational Outcomes for Black Students.
Trends in Black Student Achievement over Time: What Policies Matter? -
Yes, you may register for in-person or virtual.
THE MEMBERSHIP
As a Unity member, you gain access to exclusive content on our website in our members only area. This includes past footage from various Unity events, current book lists, day in the life videos (of principals, directors, and superintendents), mindfulness tips, professional career advice, mentorship, and more.
Membership is FREE!!!
ABOUT US
OUR VISION
To create a community of educational leaders skilled in addressing the needs of African American students and dedicated to increasing the number of highly effective African American female administrators and superintendents. We are working towards seeing our organization expand statewide and nationwide.
OUR BOARD
It all started with a simple desire to grow our own individual educational careers. After realizing how tough it can be to go it alone, we understood the importance of having someone who’s already walked the path, guide you along to your’s. That’s when Unity was born. We came together as African American, female educators to create a space where it’s easier to climb the ranks because you have someone who’s already done it, guiding you.
LET’S CONNECT
Hey Queen! We know what it’s like to have these big goals and desires as an educator. You want to be a better teacher, have a greater impact, or even climb the ladder towards being a superintendent (and everything beyond and in-between) all while making sure you don't lose yourself along the way. We’re here for you. Sign up for our email list and you’ll receive free tips on how to climb the ranks and grow your career without the burnout.
