ISTA Racial and Social Justice Work
ISTA has a vision for every student. We know that institutional and structural racism are barriers to achieving our vision. We will leverage the power and collective voice of our members to end the systemic patterns of racial inequity and injustice that affect our Association, schools, students and education communities.
We are committed to supporting educators of color by building and strengthening relationships, implementing racial justice training, improving professional development opportunities and advancing efforts to recruit and retain more educators of color.
The Racial Affairs Committee partnered with WFYI and host a special virtual documentary screening of “Becoming Frederick Douglass,” on Nov. 21.
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This webinar will provide educators with valuable insights and practical resources to better understand the needs of foreign students, especially those who are early language learners, and equip them with tools to support their academic and social success.
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This event offers a time to gather as a community, inspired by Dr. King’s ideals of equity, justice and empowerment. Enjoy a delicious breakfast alongside engaging speakers and meaningful conversations that illuminate the lasting impact of his work.
Take Action
There are numerous national and state organizations working toward equity for all. Take action by joining, supporting and sharing these organizations that are leading the fight nationally and in our communities.
National Organizations
State Organizations
Resources
Classroom Resources
Bring diverse perspectives and conversations into your classroom. Use these resources to enhance your curriculum and represent all your students.
Professional Development Resources
Explore resources available to educators for personal and professional development, which creates more awareness of racial and social justice issues.