ACOSTA EDUCATIONAL PARTNERSHIP
JOY & JUSTICE
ETHNIC STUDIES INSTITUTE
FEBRUARY 28–MARCH 1, 2025 | GROSSMONT COLLEGE, SAN DIEGO
Joy has always been at the heart of Ethnic Studies and educational justice.
In February, the Acosta Educational Partnership will be bringing joy and justice to San Diego educators through our 2-day AEP Joy and Justice Ethnic Studies Institute at Grossmont College.
We are excited to bring educators together across educational institutions to work together and deepen the critical work of providing transformational and exhilarating academic experiences for youth of color, marginalized and disenfranchised youth, as well as our families and communities.
Educators of any and all experience or interest in Ethnic Studies are welcome.
It is an institute for everyone!
In February, the Acosta Educational Partnership will be bringing joy and justice to San Diego educators through our 2-day AEP Joy and Justice Ethnic Studies Institute at Grossmont College.
We are excited to bring educators together across educational institutions to work together and deepen the critical work of providing transformational and exhilarating academic experiences for youth of color, marginalized and disenfranchised youth, as well as our families and communities.
Educators of any and all experience or interest in Ethnic Studies are welcome.
It is an institute for everyone!
WHAT IS THE AEP JOY & JUSTICE INSTITUTE?
The AEP Ethnic Studies Joy & Justice Institute is not a conference, but rather a 2-day intensive of K-16 Ethnic Studies professional development. After decades of Ethnic Studies instruction and professional development work in schools around the country, AEP will facilitate a dynamic learning space for educators to dive deeper into Ethnic Studies content and pedagogy by sharing their groundbreaking, research-based teaching practices. Participants will be introduced to the AEP Ethnic Studies Framework and Tenets that have successfully guided multiple school districts and programs nationally. When you combine these important foundations with engaging model lessons while having time for music, art, and maybe a little dancing, then you know exactly why AEP Ethnic Studies institutes bring joy to justice!
DETAILS
DATES
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LOCATION
Grossmont College 8800 Grossmont College Dr, El Cajon, CA 92020 Specific location details will be shared with registered participants. |
REGISTRATION
$325 Early Registration until February 7, 2025! Regular Registration Fee: $350 Day Of/Late Registration Fee: $375 Scroll down to register now! This fee includes the Institute, t-shirt, small gifts, snacks, and lunch. This does not cover lodging or dinner. |
REGISTRATION
- The registration fee includes attending the institute, t-shirt, small gifts, snacks, and lunch. Participants are responsible for arrranging their own lodging and dinner.
- Payment must be submitted at the time of online registration, and no refunds will be given on or after the scheduled event date.
- Partial scholarships are available for individuals with limited financial/institutional resources. If you would like to request a scholarship to help fund your participation, please contact us.
Early Registration - until Feb 7, 2025! |
Standard Registration |
Late / Day of Registration |
Solidarity Registration |
$325 |
$350 |
$375 |
$450 |
Register by February 7th for the discounted rate! |
Applies after 2/28/2025 |
Participants who can afford to pay more are encouraged to support others with limited financial resources to attend. |
More About Acosta Educational Partnership |
Acosta Educational Partnership is an educational consulting firm committed to help educators create culturally sustaining and humanizing educational practices in their classrooms, schools, and communities throughout the United States. Our firm consists of practitioners of color who have all worked as K-12 public school teachers, as well and we have been providing professional development workshops and training for educators throughout the nation since 2013.
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