The ACSES Framework Introductory Series is a six-part professional learning series on building racially equitable early childhood learning environments. Watch the free opening session of the series in English & Spanish.
The researched-based ACSES Framework helps educators identify a wide range of conditions and behaviors that may lead to lower outcomes for students from diverse backgrounds. By responding to children’s particular needs, educators can create learning environments that value and empower children.
In the free introductory session, participants will learn about:
- Why racial equity in education should matter
- Disparities in the school experience for children of color versus that of their white peers
- The ACSES Framework and how it’s designed to support the creation of racially equitable classrooms
- How children of color experience racially equitable classrooms
- Resources to learn more about creating racially equitable classrooms
