We are proud to present Culturally Responsive Teaching. This is the second of a three-part series entitled Critical Conversations: A Community Forum on Critical Race Theory, which will discuss critical race theory -- what it is, what it isn't, and the implications for our community.

Our panel of K-12 educators who will share how they create welcoming and inclusive classrooms and what culturally responsive teaching (the "other CRT") looks like in action. We will also discuss what community members can do to support districts and educators who are engaged in diversity, equity, and inclusion work and to combat the misinformation campaign surrounding Critical Race Theory.

This series is presented by a community collaboration between Saratoga Educational Equity Network (SEEN), MLK Saratoga, Skidmore’s Black Studies Program, and SUNY Empire State College’s Office of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion.

We are committed to paying our speakers and moderators for their time, expertise, and contributions. While the program is free to the community, please consider a donation to support efforts and to allow us to continue offering meaningful programming and working toward equity in our schools and community. Donate through GiveButter to support this programming ($5-$10 suggested donation).