Nat'l SEED Project has been a deeply heartfelt work for last 5 years. With each workshop, I have grown so much in ways I understand myself, social systems and human #relationships. I am #grateful for reflective Apni Shala team and their engagement with such #CriticalConversations.

SEED's practice of Serial Testimony "is more powerful than I ever imagined," writes Rachel Luce-Hitt in a guest piece co-authored with Jeanine Viau, both of UCF. Republished w/permission from UCF's Faculty Focus. nationalseedproject.org/itemid-fix/ent…

SEED Co-director Jondou Chase Chen, senior lecturer in the Education, Equity and Society program of UW College of Education, spoke recently at one of the College's faculty EduTalks and shared why storytelling is at the heart of SEED--and of educational justice. nationalseedproject.org/itemid-fix/ent…

We are delighted to introduce an e-newsletter for SEED leaders, SEED seminar participants, administrators supporting SEED seminars, and all interested colleagues and friends! nationalseedproject.org/itemid-fix/ent…

SEED "will allow more individuals to examine their own experiences and the existing structures of the institution through a critical lens, which may lead to innovative changes that create a more inclusive campus," says Salina Renninger of University of St. Thomas nationalseedproject.org/itemid-fix/ent…

A White public school teacher shares w/ Education Week Teacher how he became aware of his privilege, how this impacted his students, and how he is using self-reflection, conversation, and curriculum to create a better learning environment for all his students: edweek.org/tm/articles/20…

ReSEED 10 will be April 24-26, 2020 in Seattle, Washington -- a chance for experienced SEED leaders to revisit, renew, recharge, and recommit to working for a more just world. Learn more and apply now: nationalseedproject.org/itemid-fix/ent…

The application for the 2020 SEED New Leaders Weeks and the 2020-21 SEED Project year is now available at the SEED website! nationalseedproject.org/itemid-fix/ent… #equity #diversity #education

“The SEED experience is having a deep and profound [impact] on our staff members. They say things like ‘I see things differently now’ [and] ‘I have the vocabulary so I can talk about things I never could before.’” -Jill Geocaris, @maine_207,in J&T Scanner. journal-topics.com/articles/equit…

We wrap up our countdown of our top videos of 2019 with Jondou Chen's EduTalk on how empowering students as storytellers is essential to advancing #EdJustice! youtu.be/LK7D7IJ7jkU #Bestof2019 #BestofUW Nat'l SEED Project

A piece for #MLKDay, by SEED Co-director Gail Cruise-Roberson, on "How Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Informs SEED Work": nationalseedproject.org/itemid-fix/ent…

Getting ready to unpack gender through #NarrativeIdeas and frameworks offered by Nat'l SEED Project at Weaving Our Voices, the 2nd International Narrative Practices Conference organized by Ummeed CDC. #Gender #genderequity #genderfluid #diversity #DiversityandInclusion Apni Shala

SEED Co-directors Emmy Howe and Gail Cruise-Roberson will be facilitating this interactive workshop. Please join us!

We Are Teachers explains why family-tree assignments in classrooms "can feel unsettling and exclusionary." A more inclusive exercise, it suggests, is “Circles of Caring Community” from Welcoming Schools--adapted from a lesson plan developed by SEED Co-director Emmy Howe.

How does gender intersect with race, social class, religion/spirituality and sexual identity? Come find out on Feb. 27 at our Social Change Dialogue: Gender as a Journey. Nat'l SEED Project #wellesleycollege wcwonline.org/Lunchtime-Semi…

SEED has a new initiative toward justice: prioritizing the participation of public school educators and their school communities. We are therefore offering every public school applicant who is accepted to our New Leaders Week a $1200 grant. nationalseedproject.org/itemid-fix/ent…

SEED is monitoring the current COVID-19 threat closely. At this time, we intend to conduct our 2020 SEED New Leaders Weeks on the dates currently listed. Learn more: nationalseedproject.org/itemid-fix/ent…

SEED Staff Member christine saxman writes, "After seeing multiple requests from Asian folks and other folks of color to interrupt the fear, ignorance, and racism in the time of COVID-19, I feel called to reach out to my White community and ask us to do more." nationalseedproject.org/itemid-fix/ent…

SEED Leader Valery Glod-Gransewicz writes in Massachusetts Review of her experience with Lupus and how COVID-19 and responses to it are affecting the health and well-being of those with the disease, who are impacted in intersecting ways: massreview.org/node/8741

SEED will be offering three virtual New Leaders Weeks this summer geared towards preparing participants to lead SEED seminars in their own schools, workplaces, and communities: nationalseedproject.org/itemid-fix/ent…