As a student, I was never really interested in school outside of band, art, free fieldtrips with the track team, trading Pokémon cards and socializing...
Archive for tag: Leadership for Equity
20.012021January 20, 2021
Notice, Connect, Respond to Lead with Equity
eq·ui·ty : noun; 1. the quality of being fair and impartial. In my experience it seems, regarding equity, that (a) there is a negativity bias here...
17.112020March 2, 2021
Native American Heritage Month
Greetings and Happy Native American Heritage Month! My personal words of the month have become acknowledge and savor. I find that as things get tougher and change waves...
21.102020November 16, 2020
Welcoming Nonclosure
Our next few blast introductions focus on the four agreements by Glenn Singleton in Courageous Conversations About Race. Today I am going to focus on: expect...
13.102020November 13, 2020
Inviting You In on National Coming Out Day
This past Sunday was the 32nd celebration of the annual National Coming Out Day. It was first celebrated in the U.S. on the one-year anniversary...
29.092020November 12, 2020
Building Trust and Community
By Donnalie WilsonIn Staff NotesTags Brave Vulnerability, Collective Responsibility, Continuous Learning, Leadership for Equity
I hope this message finds you well. I’ve spent a lot of time in recent weeks thinking about how the ATC Core Values help to...
15.092020November 12, 2020
Hispanic Heritage Month
Happy Tuesday Everyone! A friend of mine shared an interesting Facebook post last night. It criticized the term Latinx as an English solution to the...
13.072020November 13, 2020
Black Lives Still Matter
Dear ATC Family, It’s been more than a month since the murder of George Floyd, and we’ve seen much more discussion about racial justice and...
09.062020December 1, 2020
Black Lives Matter
ATC Community, To say these past few weeks have been heavy would be a bold understatement. As we engage in a world that is becoming...
10.032020December 1, 2020
Women’s History Month: Starting with Listening
And where the words of women are crying to be heard, we must each of us recognize our responsibility to seek those words out, to...
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