NOVEMBER 21-23, 2024
LOEWS PHILADELPHIA HOTEL | PHILADELPHIA, PA
#BMEC2024
The 2024 Black Men in Education Convening is officially SOLD OUT!
Dear Friends,
We’re immensely honored and grateful for your support in completely selling out the event for the 7th STRAIGHT YEAR!
We look forward to seeing you in Philadelphia in November!
PROGRAM HIGHLIGHTS
On this year’s agenda we will have distinguished speakers, lively panels and targeted workshops to inform, inspire and energize our commitment to serve as Black educator activists and improve outcomes for our students.
Additionally, inspired by the 30th anniversary of Dr. Gloria Ladson-Billings’s book, “Dreamkeepers: Successful Teachers of African American Student” & the 70th anniversary of the landmark Brown vs Board ruling, this year’s theme is: Deacons For Our Future: DreamKeepers Yesterday, Today, and Forever.
The event will focus on the following critical strands:
1) STEM
2) Curriculum, Instruction and Student Support
3) Leadership and Policy Making
4) Physical, Mental and Social Emotional Health and Wellness
5) Parent and Community Engagement
6) Professional Learning and Development
#BMEC2024 ATTENDEES
WE WELCOME BLACK MEN IN EDUCATION AND THOSE WHO SUPPORT THEM.
Classroom teachers, college and high school students, district and school administrators, university professors, nonprofit and foundation leaders, education advocates, policy leaders, researchers, community members and activists, parents, fathers, brothers, uncles, mentors and more.
BECOME A 2024 SPONSOR
We offer several sponsorships, each with opportunities for high‐impact visibility.
Showcase your brand and make meaningful connections with our attendees, including Black educators, future teachers, administrators, nonprofit leaders, legislators, funders and other stakeholders in education.
SECURE EMPLOYER SUPPORT
You know why you should attend #BMEC2024, but does your employer? Use this letter template to tailor your request for support from your employer.
2024 MAIN STAGE SPEAKERS
OUR REACH & IMPACT
BMEC 2022 REPORT
870
ATTENDEES
31
STATES
Attendees reported increases in:
- Culturally-responsive practices uplifting students’ racial identities
- Understanding of historical contributions of Black people in education
- Emotional well-being and self-care support