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Make A DifferenceThe Black SEL Summit is a two-day event that gathers educators and SEL (Social and Emotional Learning) practitioners from across the country. The summit focuses on sharing best practices, innovative classroom approaches, and culturally responsive resources to promote SEL as a valuable tool within Black communities.
Designed to be the premier event for Black SEL providers, educators, community leaders, and professionals, the Black SEL Summit emphasizes the importance of equipping every Black individual with the skills needed to navigate life through the lens of SEL.
Black SEL is a customized approach to social and emotional learning (SEL) that serves as a primary vehicle for cultural transmission, specifically tailored to the experiences, needs, and cultural contexts of Black students and communities.
Culturally relevant, research-based SEL resources are crucial, especially for Black youth. Black SEL was created to disrupt the school-to-prison pipeline by providing essential skills and resources to school communities.
Access SEL downloadable resources intended to equip educators, parents, and communities with Social-Emotional Learning tools.
The Dangers of the Mind Podcast, powered by Black SEL- offers information to better reach black and brown communities.
We carefully curate panels, breakout sessions and discussions around the importance of Black SEL.
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The Black SEL Hub Summer Institute is an initiative crafted to delve into the lived experiences of Black students concerning social-emotional development. Over five days, this institute will explore our Black SEL curriculum, providing students with training in social justice skills, racial equity, African-American leadership, workforce development, character development, understanding the political landscape, and exploring a child’s media diet, all while integrating the five competencies of SEL.
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Our youth advocates, help us build stronger SEL communities with through volunteer opportunities and community outreach. Black SEL Student Advocate, this is a great opportunity to connect with other young leaders while helping to build your community!
Black SEL is a customized approach to social and emotional learning (SEL) that serves as a primary vehicle for cultural transmission, specifically tailored to the experiences, needs, and cultural contexts of Black students and communities.