Black Educators Matter

Black Educators Matter is a non profit organization that exhibits the shared experience of Black educators across the globe.

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05/09/2026

I spy with my little eye our very own Ms. Griffin!

05/09/2026

05/09/2026

For we stepped away from social media to bask in the appreciation, mmkay? But of course we appreciate our teachers 24/7. ❤️🖤💚

04/28/2026

Black Teacher Appreciation Day 2026 🎉 - https://mailchi.mp/78f2341f493b/black-teacher-appreciation-day

Nominate your favorite Black Educator today! https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSeIf-KNW_PBNTgLUUJH-iFAftP4x895QiZ2O4sa6BnarIpuLg/viewform

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04/14/2026

April 2026 Newsletter - https://mailchi.mp/32105dbc594c/april-2026

03/28/2026

❤️🖤💚 This episode, we are joined by special education coordinator and former correctional officer Juanita Walters, as she unpacks her journey through education, leadership, and advocacy in New York. https://tinyurl.com/2nhz99d8 Link in bio

03/26/2026

Stepping into this season renewed, rooted, and unapologetic. 🌱
We uplift. We connect. We celebrate. Always.❤️🖤💚

03/25/2026

In this powerful intergenerational conversation, Dr. Charlynn Small and her daughter, Taylor Small, reflect on their journeys as HBCU graduates and Black educators. They unpack how Black educators counter biased assessments, hostile environments, and systemic inequities with care, expertise, and humanity. ❤️🖤💚 https://tinyurl.com/3bycn9ax

03/25/2026

“Representation shows you what’s possible.” In this episode, educator and author Jamarquan Houston shares his journey from the classroom in Milwaukee to broader work advancing BIPOC representation and leadership. https://tinyurl.com/htmf9xr3

03/25/2026

“Black history is American history, and equity is not optional—it’s essential.” Dr. Mazella Fuller shares her journey from K–12 classrooms to higher education, clinical social work, and national anti-racism leadership.