On this episode we talk about the art of listening, the significance of bringing a critical lens to our media diet, and much MUCH more. It is such an honor to have Bridget Todd on the show. 🎙Learn all about our guest: Bridget is the Communications Director at UltraViolet. She got her start teaching courses on writing and social change at Howard University. Since then, she's trained human rights activists in Australia, coordinated digital strategy for organizations like Planned Parenthood, the Women's March, and MSNBC. Bridget Todd is the creator and host of iHeartRadio's critically acclaimed podcast There Are No Girls on the Internet. Formerly, she cohosted iHeartMedia's Stuff Mom Never Told You podcast bringing feminist issues to 2 million ears a month and hosted a global salon with AFROPUNK where she talked to high-profile women like Ava Duvernay and #MeToo creator Tarana Burke. 📌Explore the curated guide to There Are No Girls On The Internet t.ly/-5jh ➡️ Be sure to vote for the show in the Shorty Awards https://shortyawards.com/15th/there-are-no-girls-on-the-internet 📲 Follow Bridget Todd online https://twitter.com/BridgetMarie ➡️ Learn more about UltraViolet https://weareultraviolet.org/ 🔗 Learn more about Pride and Less Prejudice as discussed at the top of the show: https://www.prideandlessprejudice.org/ ⚙️Click here for a transcript of this episode https://docs.google.com/document/d/1RL8WyHJx0qJeNfA5WmiL7bIiXA6P6OzBOxa6CNBMPMI/edit?usp=sharing Join Tricia this November https://chaptersinternational.com/mailer/tricia_friedman_OWCEEGAI-1.html Learn more about IRL Season 7 https://irlpodcast.org/

Zoe Tokushige (she/they) originally hails from Southern California, but has spent the past decade on the East Coast. After attending NYU for a BS in media, culture, and communications, Zoe received an MFA in creative writing from Emerson College before returning to New York to work in publishing. Zoe currently works in pre-press production at Penguin Random House. When not writing, Zoe enjoys crafts, video games, and D&D. Airi Sano, Prankmaster General: New School Skirmish is Zoe's debut novel. Learn more about this amazing book: https://www.penguinrandomhouse.com/books/690503/airi-sano-prankmaster-general-public-enemy-number-one-by-zoe-tokushige-illustrated-by-jennifer-naalchigar/ Connect with Zoe: https://zoetokushige.com/ Sign up to win your copy at https://allyed.org/ Learn more about the course mentioned at the top of the episode: https://global-citizenship-hub.teachable.com/p/reciprocal-community-partnerships-a-master-class-in-how-to-evaluate-and-build-sustainable-inclusive-partnerships-in-k-12-schools

Hannah V. Sawyerr was recognized as the Youth Poet Laureate of Baltimore in 2016. Her spoken word has been featured on the BBC's World Have Your Say program, as well as the National Education Association's "Do You Hear Us?" campaign. Her written word has been included in gal-dem, Rookie, and xoNecole. She holds a BA in English from Morgan State University and an MFA in Creative Writing from The New School. Sawyerr is an English professor at Loyola Marymount University and lives in Los Angeles, California. ALL THE FIGHTING PARTS is her debut novel. Learn more about her:https://www.hannahsawyerr.com/ Check out her book: https://bookshop.org/p/books/all-the-fighting-parts-hannah-v-sawyerr/19736590 Connect with her: https://www.hannahsawyerr.com/contact As mentioned at the top of the episode... Check out the NEASC webinar on AI and Education: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jQTlzpSvr2E Access the Leading in the Era of AI course free: https://www.shiftingschools.com/ Follow Tricia's newsletter to win a copy of All the Fighting Parts: https://allyed.org/

Dr. Mark Anthony Gooden is on the podcast this week to talk about the book "Five Practices For Equity-Focused School Leadership" He addresses the ethos and anecdotes behind the book as well as why the lessons within are so relevant for leaders in education. Learn more about our guest: https://goodenphd.com/ Follow him on social media: https://twitter.com/GoodenPhD Connect with Tricia at next week's free webinar: https://www.neasc.org/events/artificial-intelligence-and-education-webinar-september-26-2023

Don P. Hooper is a writer and filmmaker of Jamaican heritage (and a programmer in a former life). His short story Got Me a Jet Pack is part of the New York Times bestselling anthology Black Boy Joy. His directing work has been featured in the Martha's Vineyard African American Film Festival, the New York City Horror Film Festival, the New Jersey Horror Con and Film Festival (award winner), and more. He does voice-over in video games and documentaries. True True is his debut novel. In this episode, Don helps us learn more about his debut novel and asks us to think further about how this book can expand the conversation on what it means to see and value one another's humanity. Order the book: https://bookshop.org/p/books/true-true/18888323 Connect with the author: https://twitter.com/madclownetry Learn more about Tricia's three part online series as mentioned at the top of the show: https://chaptersinternational.com/mailer/tricia_friedman_OWCEEGAI-1.html

This week we speak with artist and illustrator Angel Chang. Angel discusses her work and process as well as ways educators can support aspiring illustrators. Angel's most recent project is the #Kidlit book "Too Much!: An Overwhelming Day" https://bookshop.org/p/books/too-much-an-overwhelming-day-jolene-gutierrez/19736712 Learn more about her work: https://angelchangart.com/illustrations As discussed you can check out the 'Leading in the Era of AI' course free: www.shiftingschools.com

If your team wants better collaboration but you haven't talked about what it means to have generative conflict you are missing a key ingredient. In this episode Tricia talks about the Compassionate Conflict Toolkit, which you can access free: http://surl.li/kitju Want to talk more about generative conflict or what an authentic apology means to you? Drop me an email! tricia (at) shiftingschools (dot com). Learn more about learning with Tricia www.allyed.org

As we begin a new academic year, this is an important time to think about how you might prioritize your own wellbeing. I've been absolutely inspired by the new book from Swapna Krishna, and I wanted to bring you a small part of an interview I conducted with her for my other podcast, the Shifting Schools podcast. Learn more about her book: https://bookshop.org/p/books/pocket-nature-stargazing-contemplate-the-cosmos-to-find-inner-peace-swapna-krishna/19743264?ean=9781797221366 Follow the Shifting Schools Podcast: www.shiftingschools.com Email me to talk more about taking on Swapna's advice! Tricia (at) shiftingschools (dot com)

How can we honor different interests in different texts types and still have an entry point into powerful conversations? Tricia walks us through a resource in a new free guide. The 'common bookmark' aims to provide scaffolding for student and teacher groups. Ready to download the free guide and explore the bookmark? https://shiftingschools.lpages.co/activities-for-your-gsasogi-group-a-free-guide/ Ready to learn more about Pride and Less Prejudice and to explore their brand new lineup of books? https://www.prideandlessprejudice.org/ Purchase books from the PLP affiliate link: https://bookshop.org/shop/PLP Join Tricia this November: https://chaptersinternational.com/mailer/tricia_friedman_OWCEEGAI-1.html

In this episode we discuss a free guide that sets your GSA/SOGI group up to explore and consider the role of AI Literacy. This episode starts off with a definition of a crucial concept: "technochauvanism" as defined by Meredith Broussard. If you want to engage your students with AI Literacy, give this episode a listen and explore the resources discussed. 📁Download your free guide:📁 https://shiftingschools.lpages.co/ai-literacy-and-pride/ 🔥Use promo code "AIPRE175" to join the 3-Month Generative AI Cohort at 50% off🔥 https://www.shiftingschools.com/learn 📘Additional Resources discussed in this episode📘 https://mitpress.mit.edu/9780262047654/more-than-a-glitch/ https://www.publicbooks.org/letting-go-of-technochauvinism/