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Check out this week's update from Learning for Justice. Practice Self-care as an Act of Resistance and Social Justice Self-care is critical. But for BIPOC educators, it can be a first step toward self-sustaining, anti-racist practices in schools. Education consultant and equity and justice strategist Jamilah Pitts writes that educators—particularly Black women educators and educators of color—must practice self-care and preservation as acts of resistance. Supporting Students Through Coronavirus We’re grateful for educators continuing to show up for students and families through the coronavirus pandemic, and we want to ensure you have what you need as cases continue to rise. Our COVID-19 resources , including trauma-informed and culturally responsive practices, support student well-being and learning during school closures. Check Out Our LGBTQ Best Practices Guide As we enter a new year, make sure your LGBTQ students are suppor...
