Our DTEC session,"Education Now! Equity Warriors: We Who Learn, Teach.", will be happening on November 22nd at DST’s 55th National Convention from 2:45-4:45PM. Our exhibition booth will also be at #1830. You can come check us out from 9AM to 9PM. #education #equity #teach

Our DTEC session, "Education Now! Equity Warriors: We Who Learn, Teach.", will be happening on Monday 22nd of November at DST’s 55th National Convention from 2:45-4:45PM. Our exhibition booth will also be at #1830. Check us out from 9AM-9PM. Will you be coming? #DTECTag

#HIV targets immune systems & weakens people's defense against #infections and some types of #cancer that people with healthy immune systems can fight off. As the virus destroys and impairs the function of immune cells, infected individuals gradually become immunodeficient.

Yes, holidays are coming up, but so is your opportunity for rest! Are you prepared to take a break? If your answer is a no, fear not, we've got some tips to help you out!

Many teachers today build the foundation that was set by Mary McLeod Bethune, an educator and activist born in 1875. Bethune ensured that education was more accessible to Black people in America. The efforts of educators like Bethune have the power to shape future generations.

What has been your most memorable experience in school? It could be during high school, middle school, or even so far as college! Did a professor say something so meaningful that stuck ever since? Let us know in the comments or share this post!

"Education should not be a way out of your neighborhood. It should be a tool for improving it." - Dr. Chris Emdin Like Dr. Emdin, DTEC-TAG believes that education is vital for the growth of our communities. Join us as we strive for a better educational outcome.

As year-end approaches, the DTEC team extends appreciation to you for standing with us & advancing our mission. Please take this opportunity to continue your support by making a tax deductible gift by Dec 31. Donate @ igfn.us/form/j89M3w. Safe & joyous holiday season to you!

We wish everyone a Merry Christmas...health, love and happiness for all!

Ujima (Collective Work and Responsibility): To work collaboratively to build and maintain our communities and to make our brothers' and sisters' problems our problems to solve them together. DTEC-TAG continues to lead educational change within our communities.

Educators: during these ever-changing times of transition, what are you doing to sustain yourself and those in your care? Do you have time to incorporate self-care into your day or week? Share with us in the replies how you manage to keep your momentum UP!

Today, on his birthday, we honor activist and Nobel Peace Prize winner Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. His leadership led to a movement for the humane rights of Black people across America. Though we are not there yet, we thank Dr. King for helping pave the road to a more just future.

An AMAZING look at the impact of #BlackEducators and the challenges they face on Day 1! We're taking a moment to appreciate these teachers making a difference in students' lives every day. Thank you for all you do! WATCH VIDEO HERE: edutopia.org/video/black-te… #RepresentationMatters

As we kick off Black History Month, we want to do our best to acknowledge all of the Black educators, past and present, who have actively contributed to a bright future for Black educators across the globe. For your contributions, your commitment, and your sacrifices, thank you.

Delta Days in the Nation's Capital kicks off today through 03/08! Join DTEC TAG for a special workshop moderated by our Program Director Kenya C. Ramey this Sun 03/06 from 1pm-2:15pm. We'll be discussing closing the digital divide and hope to see you there! #DDNC2022

Super excited to host our rescheduled webinar this Thurs with Rodney Robinson, the 2019 National Teacher of the Year. We're talking critical race theory in the age of COVID. See you there!

Today we honor educator, sociologist and Black liberation activist Anna Julia Haywood Cooper who was born enslaved and became the fourth Black woman to earn a doctoral degree and one of the most prominent scholars in U.S. history. #EducationNOW #DTECTag #WomensHistoryMonth

A teacher in SC, Miss Ruby taught Black children during the Jim Crow era, overcoming racism and violence from the Ku Klux Klan in service of her cause. A 6 decade career and 4 honorary doctorates later, Miss Ruby is the prototype. #EducationNOW #DTECTag #WomensHistoryMonth

On this last day of #WomensHistoryMonth, we honor professor and pioneer, Bettina Love. She is working to establish abolitionist teaching in schools across the country & is the co-founder of the Abolitionist teaching network. #EducationNOW #DTECTAG

Join us on Saturday, Jan 28th for our 2023 National Education Symposium!! We’ll be working with educational stakeholders across the country to create more equitable solutions for our students. Registration info is on the flyer!