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Help Bring the Center’s Work to SXSW EDU 2024!

Each summer, SXSW EDU asks community members to cast their votes for panels that inspire transformational learning and leading for the future of education. The 2024 PanelPicker has officially kicked off this week and the Center needs your help with voting for our panel for the following panels to be featured at next year's conference:

Developing Black High School Students to Be Educators (click to vote)
Brown at 70: Can Separate Ever Be Equal? (click to vote)
Expand Youth Self-Identity Via Work Based Learning (click to vote)

We ask that you please up-vote our panel ideas to help us expand conversations around supporting the next generation of teachers. The voting period is from Tuesday, August 8 - Sunday, August 20. Thanks so much in advance for helping bring our work to the SXSW EDU 2024!

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