EPHS Cafeteria

Kekla Magoon

Kekla will discuss her award winning nonfiction book about the Black Panther Party. Revolution in the Classroom: Embracing Our Power as Changemakers, will discuss the importance of reading and writing as a tool for social change, and our individual and collective power to transform our classrooms and communities. There will be copies of Kekla’s books for folks to take and have signed. Books available at no charge will be Revolution in Our Time, She Persisted: Ruby Bridges, The Rock and the River, and Camo Girl.

EPHS Cafeteria

• What’s Your Perspective with keynote author Kekla Magoon – Classroom 315
• Unity, as One, Stand Together: A Framework for Creating Racial and Social Justice Advocacy Spaces with NEARI UniServ Alex Lucini – Classroom TBD
• Revamp! Alternatives to Simulations, Family Trees, and Other Traditional (but sometimes problematic) methods in K-6 with NEARI Roger Williams University professor Dr. Kerri Ullucci – Classroom 317

• What’s Your Perspective with keynote author Kekla Magoon – Classroom 315
• Racial and Social Justice Unionism – Committees in the Workplace with Michelle Manning and Jonathan Sigman - Classroom TBD
• Revamp! Alternatives to Simulations, Family Trees, and Other Traditional (but sometimes problematic) methods in K-6 with NEARI Roger Williams University professor Dr. Kerri Ullucci – Classroom 317

• Elementary Level – Love is Loud by Sandra Neil Wallace – Classroom 315
• Middle School Level – We Are Your Children Too by P. O’Connell Pearson – Classroom 317
• High School Level – The Sum of Us by Heather McGhee – Classroom TBD
• Mobile Museum – Visit the traveling Black History Museum – parking lot

Evaluation forms, Book signings (Dr. Ullucci will be available with free copies of her book Anti-Blackness at School)