Events
NAES Conference on DEIJ and Episcopal Identity
Wednesday, March 6 (2pm) - Friday, March 8, 2024 (2pm US/Eastern)
Maritime Conference Center
692 Maritime Boulevard [map]
Linthicum Heights, MD 21090
Schedule of Sessions and Special Events
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Wednesday March 06, 2024 |
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Registration and Check-In | ||
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Welcome and Remarks
"So Great A Cloud of Witnesses" |
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Reception | ||
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Dinner | ||
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Compline | ||
Thursday March 07, 2024 |
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Breakfast | ||
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Morning Prayer | ||
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Keynote Speaker: Yerko Sepulveda
Dr. Sepúlveda is an experienced teacher-trainer, educational consultant, administrator, K-12 teacher, and college instructor with a strong background in educational innovation, maker-centered learning, DEIJB, cultural sensitivity, and Interculturalism. |
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(A) Workshops | ||
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A1: A Shortlist of Essentials: Introducing Islam in Curriculum | ||
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A2: Pursuing a Counter-Cultural Education Through a Commitment to Belonging | ||
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A3: DEI Through the Lens of Brene Brown's "Atlas of the Heart" | ||
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A4: Inspired Faith, Inclusive Community: A Model for Building Bridges | ||
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A5: Amplifying DEI Goals with Technology: A Framework to Operationalize DEI | ||
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Lunch | ||
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(B) Workshops | ||
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B1: Data-Informed Storytelling as Source of DEI Institutional Memory | ||
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B2: From Dress Codes to Racism: How our Episcopal Identity underpins our Disciplinary Approach | ||
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B3: Chapel through a DEIJB Lens: Perspectives from Grace Church School and Trinity School | ||
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B4: Systemic Transformation: White Privilege, White Supremacy, and White Racial Socialization Practices in School Governance and Leadership | ||
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B5: Creating a Culture of Feedback with Cultural Competency in Mind | ||
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(C) Workshops | ||
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C1: Leading Together: A Leadership Framework for the Chaplain and the DEIB Director | ||
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C2: Preparing Students for Purposeful Lives: Cultivating Global Competencies through Service Learning | ||
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C3: In Everything We Do: Reggio-Inspired Pedagogy and Human Flourishing in Silicon Valley | ||
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C4: Embracing Imago Dei Through the Legacy of Pauli Murray: Enriching Chapel Programs for Beloved Community Building. | ||
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C5: Mammyfication of Black Women in Independent Schools | ||
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(D) Workshops | ||
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D1: Examining our school's history: The Beloved Community Initiative at St. George's | ||
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D2: Teaching Biblical Literature for an Interfaith Community | ||
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D3: Panel: Navigating National and Global Tensions | ||
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D4: Pacing for Lasting Progress: Making authentic change by building on Episcopal values | ||
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D5: Reflect & Connect: Navigating Personal and Episcopal School Identities for Inclusivity | ||
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Dinner | ||
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Evening Prayer | ||
Friday March 08, 2024 |
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Breakfast | ||
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Eucharist | ||
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Keynote Speaker: Tracie Jae
Tracie Jae is the founder and Lead Rebel of The Quiet Rebel, a boutique consulting firm specializing in race and culture, based in Houston, TX. |
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Diversity Action Planning
This program will be dedicated to helping schools create or work on a DEIJ Action Plan. |
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Closing Remarks | ||
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