Equitable Outcomes Collective
Welcome to Equitable Outcomes Collective, where Black Women in Educational Leadership spearhead transformative change. As an expert in HQIM, Instructional Leadership, and Change Management, I understand the unique challenges of reshaping school systems for equitable outcomes. Our program offers a supportive space to challenge the status quo and prioritize access to grade-level content for every Black child. Here, gain validation, support, and tools to navigate complexities as a Black woman leader. Join us in reshaping education for a future where every child thrives.
Do you wonder… Am I disrupting or Perpetuating?
Do you wrestle with the formidable, often unspoken leadership hurdles that uniquely affect Black women, leaving you to navigate your role in isolation?
Combat Isolation
Get support around the unique challenges of leadership as a Black woman.
Are you yearning for capacity-building support that not only challenges traditional systems but also acknowledges and centers your distinct expertise and experiences in a landscape where colorblind services and PD are the norm?
Amplify Your Expertise
Cultivate your skills to challenge entrenched systems.
Do you feel overwhelmed by the constant challenges of transforming adult instructional decision making, unsure of where to turn for the specialized support and tools you need to succeed?
Navigate Obstacles
Overcome systemic barriers with tailored support and tools.
Catalyze Change Today… with the Equitable Outcomes Collective!!!
Launching in August 2024, the Equitable Outcomes Collective is a Group Coaching Leadership Program for Black Women in Educational Leadership
10 Sessions: Topics include Leading School & System Wide Change in a Colorblind World, Building Educator HQIM Capacity Despite Unspoken Mindsets About What Black Children Can Do, Facilitating PLCs That Disrupt Unconscious Bias AND Create Student Opportunity to Grapple With Grade Level Content.
6 Community Calls: Be a part of a Community that affirms and validates your lived experience through shared space and stories from other Black women in educational leadership.
3 Milestone Check-ins: Get relevant feedback in real-time about concrete tools you are leveraging to facilitate change and solve your unique problem of practice.
Additional Time-Saving Resources: Spend less time creating agendas, protocols, and templates and more time troubleshooting and incorporating capacity building feedback on your facilitation and communication skills that honors your leadership style and brings your vision to fruition.
Unlock Exclusive Early Bird Offers Now!
Through July 21st:
Seize the Opportunity: Save $1,125 savings off the regular pricing— a rare chance to invest in your leadership journey. Plus, receive complimentary admission to our forthcoming 3-hour workshop, “Owning Your Entire Seat at the Table: Navigating Back-to-School Challenges for Black Women in School and District Leadership” designed specifically for Black women in school and district leadership during summer planning for the 2024-2025 School Year. This intensive session will cover:
Navigating School Leader Resistance That Undermines District-Wide HQIM Initiatives
Building Capacity + Buy-In with Principal Supervisors and other District-Level Instructional Leaders
Leveraging Social Capital for Systemic Change
After July 22nd:
Join the Journey: Don't delay! Regular pricing applies after July 22nd, ensuring you secure your seat as an Inaugural Member of the Equitable Outcomes Collective. Enroll now and access the community, content and leadership development that will amplify your vision and bring it into fruition for all Black children!
Vendor Registration and Funding Support
Equitable Outcomes is a registered vendor in the vendor portals for New York City Department of Education (NYCDOE), Houston Independent School District (HISD), Aldine Independent School District (Aldine ISD), and San Antonio Independent School District (San Antonio ISD). We are committed to facilitating enrollment into the Equitable Outcomes Collective by becoming registered vendors in other school districts as needed. If vendor registration supports your enrollment or facilitates funding by your school district, please reach out to discuss how we can assist you further.