A start, but every single officer involved must be held accountable for George Floyd’s murder.

Essential reading. 75 Things White People Can Do for Racial Justice by Corinne Shutack link.medium.com/UGrrK3KuJ6

If you are a T and you want to talk about race, don’t know where to start, start here, with this simple yet powerful book, a picture book, intended for younger Ss but it works for all ages, adults too. Start somewhere simple but DO talk about race in your classroom. #DoSomething

We have 2 more weeks of online learning. I just reduced the workload for next week. The emotional labor we are all going through right now is so heavy. I will focus on: Connection before content. Care before content. Ask everyone, including myself, to do the best we can.

We are are honored to work alongside phenomenal educator, Melissa Collins,PhD (NBCT). Check out her latest piece in edutopia where she shares the importance of educating students on racism to ensure that they have a better connection with all races. Read on here ⬇️ edutopia.org/article/buildi…

4 year old Abby Cadabby learning about the word "empathy." @cnn Sesame Street @pbs #CNNSesameStreet For more on empathy for younger learners: ➡️ Empatico empatico.org ➡️ World's Largest Lesson worldslargestlesson.globalgoals.org/explorers-for-… #SparkEmpathy #GlobalGoalsExplorers

“As teachers, we need to work harder to ensure that our students make connections with people of other races.” A partnership between an all-black class in Tennessee and an all-white class in New Jersey has helped students bridge racial and cultural divides edutopia.org/article/buildi…

"Racism has not ended, but it can end with you,” a teacher in Memphis shares with her students. A partnership with her class and one in rural New Jersey is helping bridge racial and cultural divides between students. edutopia.org/article/buildi…

Poll for Educators: Which teaching topic are you most interested in learning about in future #EmpathyHours? #teachertwitter

Check out this helpful guide created for parents and caregivers from @RaceEmbrace and MomsRising. Find out the 10 tips for teaching and talking to kids about race here ➡️ bit.ly/37Dwxo6 #SparkEmpathy #ParentingTips

You can pre-order your copy today! Thank you Michael Soskil (he/his) for allowing me the opportunity to share in your book. #nbctstrong

Calling all Empatico educators and caregivers! We are seeking feedback from our community on what messages and resources you have found most useful to teaching children about race + racism. Submit feedback here → bit.ly/3dZUSXE

“Teachers are responsible for creating the total child – a child who is locally rooted and globally informed.” – Oluwaseun Kayode, Empatico Educator, Nigeria Homa Sabet Tavangar NNSTOY Teach For All Teach For Nigeria Wendy Turner, M. Ed. (she/her)

Which How-to topic would be most helpful for #parenting in these uncertain times? How-to talk to kids about . . .

Check out our latest piece - Where Am I? My Commitment to Transformative Justice Oriented SEL & Supporting Black Lives Matter. Huge thank you to Wendy Turner, M. Ed. (she/her) for this sensational piece! Check it out & be sure to share - lessonsforsel.com/post/where-am-…

We’re grateful for the mention in a recent blog post from @neolms! Educator, Dr. RACHELLE DENÉ POTH |ThriveinEDU #AI #AIinEDU, shared 7 Digital Tools for educators and students that promote connection and growth. Read on here: bit.ly/2CzPcWe #SparkEmpathy #DistanceLearning

"Young people growing up today are going to live in a very diverse society. If you don't learn to engage with people different from yourself, you are at risk of being a social dinosaur." Thank you to @bdtspellman Empatico for talking with me for @cnn. cnn.com/2020/07/15/hea…

How do you mourn the loss of a great champion for justice like Ruth Bader Ginsburg? You mourn deeply & you vow to continue her work with even greater resolve. Her death must bring us to life.

Leaders who demonstrate these five skills produce the most impressive results during disruption and the coming innovative era. on.inc.com/3g3fZwM

I can’t stop watching this six second video of Ketanji Brown Jackson moments after her history-making confirmation to the US Supreme Court