Leading in the midst of it all : surviving and thriving through Covid-19 and racial reckonings

Leading in the Midst of it All: Surviving and Thriving Through COVID-19 and Racial Reckonings centers educators of color--both P-12 and Higher Education--during national pandemics and political, civil, and racial unrest. This volume offers firsthand experiences of recognizing and addressing inequiti...

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Other Authors Alexander, Sheree N. (Editor), Griffen, Aaron J. (Editor), Williams, C. Dedra (Editor), Griffen, Karen (Editor)
Format Electronic eBook
LanguageEnglish
Published Bingley, U.K. : Emerald Publishing Limited, 2025.
SeriesResearch, advocacy, collaboration, and empowerment mentoring series.
Subjects
COVID-19 Pandemic, 2020-2023 > Social aspects.
Leadership.
Education > Leadership.
Educational administration and organization.
Educational strategies and policy.
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electronic books
Online AccessFull text
ISBN9781805923473
DOI10.1108/978-1-80592-345-9
Physical Description1 online resource (184 pages)

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Table of Contents:
  • Introduction / Sheree N. Alexander
  • Section 1. Teachers leading in the midst of it all / C. Dedra Williams
  • Chapter 1. Leading amid COVID-19 in education / Diane McGlashan Wilburn
  • Chapter 2. Supporting latino students and their families through the impacts of COVID-19 / Rhaymen Altagracia-Yunes
  • Chapter 3. The call for humanity / David Alston
  • Chapter 4. Hurricane rona: Leading in the midst of dueling pandemics / Euna Ji
  • Section 2. School leaders leading in the midst of it all / Karen "Dr. K." Griffen
  • Chapter 5. Leading with full community engagement: Facing and overcoming multiple pandemics together / Michael E. Coleman, Jr and Tiffany D. Pogue
  • Chapter 6. Leading while black in public schools / Kevin L. Jones
  • Chapter 7. Physically distant but socially connected / Crystal Waterman and Christina Wright Fields
  • Chapter 8. Leading in troubled times / Reuben Sampson Jr.
  • Chapter 9. Culturally responsive leadership for twice/tw(y)ce exceptional students in the midst of dual pandemics / Velicia Hawkins-Moore
  • Chapter 10. Race and reality in education / Donovan Griffin-Blake
  • Section 3. Introduction: The great underbelly / Aaron J. Griffen
  • Chapter 11. Hidden figures / Trista Kuyenkendall
  • Chapter 12. Leading through a pandemic, pandemonia, and among the school of piranha / Benjamin Edmondson
  • Chapter 13. Whatever you do, just keep moving / Carmen R. Darville
  • Section 4. Higher education leading the midst of it all / Sheree N. Alexander
  • Chapter 14. Willful ignorance and the precedent of unprecedented / Richard D. Williams
  • Chapter 15. Crushing the boxes you thought would cage us: Five outliers on COVID, zoom, and speaking out against social and racial injustices / Robin Brandehoff, Jessica A. Luna, Valerie Richmond, Gabriel Castaño, and Melinda Rossi
  • Chapter 16. The need for a radical, liberatory hope in higher education / Tiffany D. Pogue and Michael E. Coleman, Jr.
  • Chapter 17. Hard pivot to e-mentoring / Gregory A. Downing
  • Chapter 18. Am i welcome here? Coping strategies of international students and scholars / Hsiao-ping Wu Conclusion: Leading in the Midst of It All / Aaron J. Griffen

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