Reflect on your two years with TFA and recommit to equity in whatever comes next for you!
Members at this session will reflect and gain new power of their own story. As educators and civic leaders, it is essential that we control our own narrative and have the skills and tools necessary to effectively communicate the challenges facing our schools and communities. During this session, members will reflect on their values, understand LEE’s orientation to values-driven leadership and pull forward reflections from their experiences in the corps and as they prepare for how to speak about their evolving theory of change.
Check out the other events in the TFA New Alum Civic Series!
- Build your Network in a New Community – September 17 – If you recently relocated (or planning to) to a new school or city, this workshop is right for you! We’ll explore all about how to establish yourself and get civically engaged in a new community. This event has already occurred – if you would like information about this topic, please reach out to lisa.guckian@educationalequity.org
- Grow Your Career: How to pivot into the policy and advocacy sector – September 24 – If you are considering a role in the policy and advocacy space, you won’t want to miss this! You’ll gain actionable resources and tools to strengthen your application for policy roles, identify your skills to highlight in the search, and ultimately learn how to take your classroom experience into a career in policy and advocacy. This event has already occurred – if you would like information about this topic, please reach out to lisa.guckian@educationalequity.org
- Build your Network and Take Action Where You Are – November 12 – If you are returning for a third year or continuing to teach as an alum, this is the session for you! We’ll jump into how to grow your impact as an alum teacher. We’ll focus on civic behaviors, such as how to influence decision-makers and reflecting on what it could mean for you to step into new leadership roles!
