How can mentorship and sponsorship transform the careers of Black and Brown educators? This video tells the story of Lois Annie Collins, a teacher and youth ministry leader who shaped a young educator’s path. Her advocacy ensured an opportunity to work in the same district she dedicated her career to. This narrative underscores the importance of supporting Black educators, addressing burnout, and creating inclusive teaching spaces to promote equity in education and empower educators of color.
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