Be a Better Ally: critical conversations for K12 educators

On this episode, Tricia introduces 'Unhinged Collaboration' a partnership project with Head of School Kathleen Naglee. In this episode, Tricia and Kathleen seek to problematize the way we might assume our team is coming to the table with a shared awareness of how we've come to define 'collaboration.' To explore the free resource referred to in the episode: https://unhingedcollaboration.com/2022/12...

On this episode, Tricia does a wrap up of some of the media that meant the most to her. She asks listeners to consider sharing the music, podcast episodes, and books that sparked Queer joy in 2022. You can explore all of the resources discussed on this episode: https://allyed.org/celebrating-2022-and-looking-ahead/ Interested in learning more about IDEAcon 2023 as discussed at the top of the episo...

On this episode, Tricia speaks with Paul Griffin founder and president of The Possibility Project. He has led The Possibility Project for 20 years. It is a non-profit that empowers youth to use performing arts for personal and social change. You can learn. more about The Possibility Project: https://www.the-possibility-project.org/ Contact them: https://www.the-possibility-project.org/contact-us/...

On this episode, we bring you a recap of the Book Launch Party for Dr. Sadie Hollins and Angeline Aow's book "Becoming a Totally Inclusive School: A Guide for Teachers and School Leaders." In this conversation, the co-authors provide readings from their book and field questions from the live audience. Order your copy of the book: https://www.routledge.com/Becoming-a-Totally-Inclusive-School-A-Guid...

On this episode of the podcast we learn more about the amazing work of Vernon A. Wall. We explore what it means to have more nuanced conversations about privilege, inclusion, and how rethinking our language means so much in learning organizations and beyond. Follow Vernon A. Wall: https://twitter.com/vernonAwall https://www.linkedin.com/in/vernon-wall-66256b4/ Learn more about his work: https://ww...

On this episode Tricia talks about the Club Q Tragedy as well as the recent remarks from GLAAD CEO and President Sarah Kate Ellis and what those comments might mean for schools. For the resources referred to in this episode: https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/e/2PACX-1vSIv0AUtUICK7hB9o6y3ljIeoFu0Le1PXay8PbOvI4GV2NRygg0v-MnBWgdJ5Mm56kJ1gSoLPK8WlJN/pub?start=false&loop=false&delayms=3000 To supp...

On this episode, Shehla Faizi talks about her podcast, as well as about representation and what we can do to have the conversations that need our attention. Follow her: https://www.linkedin.com/in/shehla-faizi/ https://www.instagram.com/imamuslimpodcast/ Contact her: https://www.imamuslimpodcast.com/biography Follow her podcast: https://www.imamuslimpodcast.com/podcast Specific episodes referenced...

On this episode Tricia talks to author of Molly's Tuxedo (coming June 2023) about the vision behind the book and ways the book is also useful for adult readers. VICKI JOHNSON is a former band nerd, White House staffer, and nonprofit director, and now she writes for young people, from pictures books to middle grade. She has had a distinguished career in public service, in national Democratic and LG...

Join the AIELOC and Women of Color in ELT Virtual Conference - November 12-13, 2022 Register: https://tinyurl.com/november1213event aieloc.org/conference Email for more: aieloc2019 (at) gmail (dot) com Half of your registration is going to the Ling Project in Ghana. They are a nonprofit working to bridge the literacy and STEM gap in the female population. Learn more about the book launch for Dr. S...

On the podcast this week Tricia talks to Grief advocate Marisa Renee Lee about her book Grief is love. As a leading grief advocate, Marisa offers incisive and compassionate advice on managing life after loss with unique insights for women and African American communities. She recently partnered with Ritual's well-being app as a writer and narrator alongside other leaders in science, faith, and cul...

On this episode of the podcast, Tricia talks to author Jas Hammonds as they explore the origin story and process behind their debut novel 'We Deserve Monuments.' Follow Jas Hammonds: https://twitter.com/JasHammonds https://www.jashammonds.com/ Pre-order the book: https://www.fiercereads.com/books/we-deserve-monuments/?utm_source=socialmedia&utm_medium=socialpost&utm_term=na-wedeservemoncvrrev&utm_...

On this episode of the podcast, Tricia speaks with co-authors Sadie and Angeline about their new book "Becoming a Totally Inclusive School A Guide for Teachers and School Leaders." Learn more about their book: https://www.routledge.com/Becoming-a-Totally-Inclusive-School-A-Guide-for-Teachers-and-School-Leaders/Aow-Hollins-Whitehead/p/book/9781032136745 Find out more about getting a discount code f...

On the 100th episode of the podcast, Tricia chats with Shannon and Ange about their picks from Episode 87. They go into media representation as well as the ways our media diets can be great catalysts for conversations with learners of all ages. If you would like to use the template we used to set up this conversation, please see the link below: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1mxYI9sJYP873HYgBx...

On this episode of the podcast we learn from Dr. Samantha Blackmon (aka Dr. Saffista), Associate Professor at Purdue about her research as well as her podcast and work on Twitch. If you are a gamer, or you are curious about the expansive world of gaming, this conversation is a must-listen. Learn all about Dr. Blackmon's work: https://www.tiktok.com/@saffista https://twitter.com/NYMG_saffista https...

On this episode, Tricia talks to Lauren Flans, co-host of the Coming Out Pod. They discuss the evolution of the show and what it has meant to broaden the definition of what it means to 'come out.' Coming Out with Lauren & Nicole is a weekly podcast where pals Lauren Flans and Nicole Pacent have queer folks from all walks of life tell the tales of how they came out to friends, family, and the world...

On this episode of the podcast Tricia learns all about the origin story for the new podcast This Queer Book Saved My Life! That show is hosted and founded by J.P. who founded the Queer Armenian Library which is the world’s first library devoted to work by, about, and for Queer Armenians. His essays have been featured in The Sun Isn’t Out Long Enough (Anamot Press) and the forthcoming Imagining and...

Kacen Callender is a bestselling and award-winning author of multiple novels for children, teens, and adults, including the National Book Award-winning King and the Dragonflies and the bestselling novel Felix Ever After. Kacen enjoys playing RPG video games, practicing their art, and focusing on healing and growth in their free time. They currently reside in Los Angeles, California. Learn more abo...

On this episode, bestselling author of the new book 'Queer Ducks (and other animals), Eliot Schrefer discusses the process and story behind the book. His books have been named to the NPR “best of the year” list, the ALA best fiction list for young adults, and the Chicago Public Library’s “Best of the Best.” His work has also been selected to the Amelia Bloomer List, recognizing best feminist books...

On this short bonus episode, Tricia asks listeners to help get the word out about Pride and Less Prejudice's upcoming virtual event. Their event takes place during the annual Banned Books Week. Learn more: https://www.prideandlessprejudice.org/events https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/episode-53-one-book-at-a-time/id1481229472?i=1000539337218 When you register this September a $25 dollar donati...

On this episode, guest Melissa Ryan discusses the work she does to combat disinformation and extremism. Melissa Ryan has spent more than a decade working at the intersection of politics, media, culture, and technology. Today, she uses her expertise to help people, policymakers and institutions combat disinformation, extremism and online toxicity as the CEO and Chief Strategist of CARD Strategies....

On this episode of the podcast Emily and I discuss our journeys to sobriety as well as the ways in which we have had to rethink our boundaries along the way. This conversation was inspired by our attendance at Cheryl-Ann Weekes session on boundaries. Learn more about her work: https://mobile.twitter.com/bajanweekes https://weekesenterprise.com/ https://www.linkedin.com/in/cheryl-ann-weekes-b077878...

On this episode, Michelle MiJung Kim discusses her book “The Wake Up: Closing the Gap Between Good Intentions and Real Change.” The author explores and explains the creative decisions behind her writing as well as the ways this book took her on a learning journey. Michelle MiJung Kim (she/her) is a queer Korean American immigrant woman writer, speaker, activist, and entrepreneur. She is the award...

On this episode Tricia speaks with educator and consultant Rebekah Macden about ways to foster belonging in schools and truly center the importance of relationships. Connect with Rebekah https://twitter.com/rebekahmacden https://www.rebekahmacden.com/ https://www.linkedin.com/in/rebekahmacden/ https://www.instagram.com/rebekahmacden/ https://www.instagram.com/maracujaeducation/ Learn more about th...

In this episode, Tricia speaks with Taleen Voskuni about their upcoming rom-com book 'Sorry, Bro.' Taleen explores the inspiration for writing a 'love letter to the Armenian diaspora' and reflecting on her own history. Shownotes: Connect with Taleen: https://twitter.com/taleenvoskuni https://linktr.ee/taleenvoskuni https://www.taleenvoskuni.com/ https://www.azadarchives.com/dialogue/sorry-bro-the-...

On this episode, Tricia talks with artist Wryn as they explore their song 'Pushing,' and explore music as a vehicle for self-reflection. How might students learn to explore gender through music? Learn more about Wryn: http://wryn-music.com/ https://www.instagram.com/_wryn_/ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M2DYcc7b3Y0 https://www.independent.com/2021/11/11/idaho-at-soho/ https://www.npr.org/2022/07...