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We cultivate racial healing and justice, disability inclusion, and economic equity in over 200 communities. We catalyze community-driven leadership across our education, health, and employment systems inspiring equitable futures for youth and families.
IEL is proud to host the 2024 National Community Schools and Family Engagement Conference in Atlanta! This national conference brings together people from across the country who believe all children deserve a safe place to live and opportunities to learn and thrive. Inspired by our theme: Level Up for Success!, the conference is designed to catalyze collaboration, action, and a renewed commitment to transforming our practices, partnerships, and systems.
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Webinar: Community of Practice to Develop Educational Leaders
Access the recording and materials from this webinar in which Participate CLO Julie Keane, PhD talks with Ken Simon, EdD, an educational leader from the Institute for Educational Leadership (IEL) about IEL’s approach to developing leaders to transform their communities through education. The live conversation took place Tuesday, February 20, 2024.
IEL Included In Next Round Of NBA Foundation Grants For Non-Profit Organizations
The Institute for Educational Leadership (IEL) has again been included as one of the nonprofit organizations to receive funding from the NBA Foundation to create employment opportunities, further career advancement, and drive greater economic empowerment for Black youth throughout the United States and Canada. The grants are focused on workforce development, pathways for higher education, mentoring, and entrepreneurship for Black youth.
IEL Applauds Key Investments For Full Service Community Schools, Other Funding To Support Children And Families In President’s FY25 Budget Proposal
IEL celebrates this proposed budget for fiscal year 2025 as it seeks to expand programmatic support for children, families, and their communities.
Because of [IEL’s] Project I4, our students are being educated by like-minded educators who are committed to equity for all, 100% of the time.
Jennifer, North Carolina