To inspire and support a diverse, enduring movement of leaders to engage civically within their communities to end the injustice of educational inequity
We develop leaders: We offer a variety of resources dedicated to helping our members realize their leadership potential so children across the nation have the opportunity to realize theirs.
We are growing a movement: We believe we all have a role to play in achieving educational equity. We connect our members to one another and to partners in the broader movement for educational equity.
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