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BIPOC Support Foundation
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BIPOC Support Foundation is committed to empowering the lives and communities of Black, Indigenous and Persons of Color by providing resources, education, mentorship and economic support.
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We operate by the key principle that success is interconnected. By improving the placement of adults, we improve the education of children; by improving the education of children, we improve the future of individuals and communities across the United States. Our work centers around bolstering business owners, uplifting women+, and creating a K-12 educational program that depicts true and balanced history, as well as providing real-world skill training. We empower the community with tools to sustain itself via donations, resources, and mentor-ship.
Donate to Support a BIPOC Business & Join Our Mailing List for Updates: www.bipocsupportfoundation.org/
We operate by the key principle that success is interconnected. By improving the placement of adults, we improve the education of children; by improving the education of children, we improve the future of individuals and communities across the United States. Our work centers around bolstering business owners, uplifting women+, and creating a K-12 educational program that depicts true and balanced history, as well as providing real-world skill training. We empower the community with tools to sustain itself via donations, resources, and mentor-ship.
BIPOC Support Foundation Programs
Welcome to the BIPOC Support Foundation, where our mission is to foster a more equitable society for everyone. Through our dedicated efforts, we aim to empower youth and families across diverse communities, ensuring they have the support and resources needed to thrive. In this video, we'll take you on a journey through our various programs and initiatives designed to uplift and inspire. Join us in making a difference, as we work together towards a future where equity and empowerment are within everyone's reach. #Equity #Empowerment #BIPOCSupport
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The Elements of Mindfulness
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The Elements of Mindfulness provides tools for children to combat stress by teaching them lessons and exercises that will follow them into adulthood. This book provides a variety of teaching material for a range of ages, recommended for three- to twelve-year-olds. With each element is a targeted lesson for older readers and teachers to dive deeper into mindfulness practices. The Elements of Min...
BIPOC Support Foundation Book Club: Grading For Equity
Просмотров 593 года назад
On July 26th, our Book Club took a deep dive into Joe Feldman’s Grading for Equity. This interactive session, facilitated by a team of four fabulous educators, was engaging as always, tackling topics like complicity with inequitable grading practices, challenges of implementation, and next steps in the process of becoming change-leaders. The recording, like all of our live sessions, will be add...
BSF Book Club: The Hate U Give: A Follow up conversation.
Просмотров 453 года назад
The BIPOC Support Foundation inaugural book club introduced anti-racist policies, procedures, and texts into the 7-12th grade classroom and we had a great conversation about STAMPED: Racism, Antiracism, and You (Jason Reynolds and Ibram X. Kendi), The Hate U Give (Angie Thomas), and The Poet X (Elizabeth Acevedo) and how to engage in dialogue techniques and procedures and instructional applicat...
World Mental Health Day 5 Mindfulness feat. Arianna Young
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October 10th is World Mental Health Day! Join BSF team member Arianna Young in taking 5 minutes for yourself and finding a little mindfulness today!
Chef Chandra - The Chef's Agent
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Chef Chandra of The Chef's Agent tells us about her experience with BIPOC Support Foundation. Check out her work at thechefsagent.com
You can purchase Grading for Equity at bookshop.org/shop/BIPOCSupportFoundation
Mrs. Gusso: So glad you made it! I wanted to address your question as well as it relates to English! I found that using project-based learning and looking at standards-based-grading not only helps eliminate bias and inaccuracy, but also increased motivation. We used a lot of rubrics in my senior level class, of course, but focused those rubrics and what we added to the gradebook on specific targeted standards that aligned with activities rather than completion/compliance of the activity itself. It is possible for a student to write a beautifully polished and descriptive essay but completely struggle to connect claims and evidence. If the standard that we are assessing is the connection of the claims to the evidence, then, the student has work to do. Articulating expectations through the language of the standards helps remove a lot of the subjectivity when it comes to grading. I would absolutely love to chat more about this in a breakout room at our next session if you’re able to make it. I know it can be super difficult to make a transition to more equitable grading practices, and that also sometimes the most difficult part is acknowledging the harm of our own past practices (I had to face this one head on and even then I made many, many mistakes that I am still acknowledging and learning from today), but there is so much power in knowing that what we are doing is best for our students and is helping to break down systems of supremacy that inequitably harm our marginalized communities. And, if we are emphasizing how important learning is for our students, we can create opportunities for ourselves to learn and grow as well… and celebrate them. Thank you again so much for tuning in; I really, really appreciate you!