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View fullsize I’m so friggin’ stoked to share more about Possibilities Unbound, a manifestation of my love for educators, students, and schools. I’ll be imagining and co-creating new possibilities, viewing constraints as detours rather than road
View fullsize In our work, we often hear folx lament the “parents who never show up” and the “parents who always show up.” We get it: being an educator is hard and it feels better to do it with support and engagement from others. ❤️‍🩹
View fullsize As you wrap up the 2023 and roll into 2024 we offer you some reminders for your time alone, your time with family and friends, your time with students, and your time existing in the world we have as we strive for the world everyone deserves 💜 🍉 #
View fullsize As you launch into the adventure of this year, we offer these 5 joyful disruption reminders to help you cultivate the Classroom Ecologies You and your students deserve.   1. Learn how to pronounce your students’ names correctly. Yes, some
View fullsize Not us finding a way to slip Pedro Pascal into a workshop about harnessing the power and opportunity in physical classroom spaces 😳 Joyful Disruption is not about making our classrooms beautiful and Pinterest worthy or even filling our bookshelves
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View fullsize How can we disrupt the narrative of “classroom management” that tells us our students need to be controlled and policed? We believe an ecological framework helps us be in right relationship with our classroom communities. We can co-cr
View fullsize Today we had the honor of bringing members of our first Joyful Disruption Fellows cohort to our classroom ecology labs. We’re so stoked to plant seeds and cultivate humanizing and love-soaked ecologies with these freedom dreamers, change makers
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View fullsize Pride is still protest—that’s how it started and how it will continue until there is liberation for all of us 🌈 💙 The first pride parade was in 1970 on the first year anniversary of the Stonewall Uprising in 1969, which occurred in res
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View fullsize We always lead with humility, never quite sure of how our frameworks will land with a new group. So we show up prepared, soak the work in love, stay attentive to the vibe, and always responsive to whatever comes up. And we looooooove feedback. 🤟🏼