After School Social: A Joyful Meetup for Black Teachers

2270 Telegraph Avenue,Oakland CA 94612

12 May, 2022

Description

Enjoy an evening of food, drinks, games, raffle prizes, and music as we celebrate and honor our Black teachers! About this OfferingDear Black teachers, we see you, we are grateful for you, we love you! The Black Teacher Project, Kingston 11, and BlackFemaleProject invite you to join this community building and joy-centered gathering to celebrate and honor yourselves and your fellow Black teachers. To show our appreciation for the unique gifts you show up with everyday to support our students, we are hosting an evening of free food, drinks, games, raffle prizes, and music. Come through to relax, mingle, reflect, and laugh in this Black teacher affinity space; we hope to see you there! -------------------------------------------------------------- Registration InformationThis event is a Black racial affinity space, if you do not identify as Black, please refrain from registering to honor the safe and sacred experience we are trying to create. Please register through this Eventbrite page. This is a limited capacity event; if you do not register, we will not be able to permit your entry. -------------------------------------------------------------- COVID-19 SafetyProof of vaccination is required at this venue. Please be prepared to show an original, copy, picture, or digital version of your vaccination card upon entry. -------------------------------------------------------------- The Black Teacher Project (BTP), is a program that sustains and develops Black teachers to lead and reimagine schools as communities of liberated learning. Engagement in racial affinity healing and wellness spaces are a key piece of our work as we know that self care and self love are essential in the movement towards liberation. BlackFemaleProject uplifts the voices of Black women, affirms our experiences, and offers insights for achieving self-defined success in the workplace and beyond. BlackFemaleProject recently launched Teacher Truth, an industry-specific story collection project centered on identifying, engaging, listening to, documenting, and uplifting the voices of Black educators.