<p>Dr. Sean Warner, professor of Educational Leadership and Higher Education Policy at Clark Atlanta University, describes the roles that IHEs—particularly HBCUs—play in developing the next generations of educators and school leaders.</p>

Dr. Sean Warner, professor of Educational Leadership and Higher Education Policy at Clark Atlanta University, describes the roles that IHEs—particularly HBCUs—play in developing the next generations of educators and school leaders.

HBCUs Are Fertile Soil for Educator Preparation

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The BONDcast is a space for conversations related to the The Building Our Network of Diversity (BOND) Project, which is committed to advancing efforts to recruit, develop, support, empower, and retain male educators of color. The BOND Project demonstrates its commitment through professional enrichment, mentoring, scholarship, and fellowship activities for educators across the country. CONNECT: BondEducators.org Info@BondEducators.org

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