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Fellowships
Children’s racial learning is shaped not only by classroom practice, but also by school culture, institutional norms, and leadership decisions.
That’s why we offer two different extended learning opportunities for educators. These nine-month fellowships provide the space, time, and learning support educators need to strengthen their work with children and families and lead with greater clarity in today’s complex, politically charged educational environments.
Classroom educators (pK-8th Grade) and senior/mid-level education leaders
Choose Your Fellowship
For PK-8th grade educators
The Color-Brave Fellowship for Classroom Educators
A nine-month cohort for PK–8 educators focused on building color-brave classrooms and supporting children’s racial learning. This Fellowship is for educators who primarily work directly with children.
leaders in schools, districts, networks, and education-focused organizations and networks
The EmbraceRace Fellowship for Education Leaders
A nine-month cohort for mid-level and senior leaders working to shape policy, culture, and systems affecting children’s racial learning. For educators who primarily work with other adults.
Interested in participating or sponsoring educators?
We welcome conversations with educators, school leaders, and funders about how these Fellowships can support your community.
Contact Andrea Huang andrea@embracerace.org.