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Today, we’re diving into an extraordinary conversation as we explore the legacy and impact of the annual Mays Lecture, a platform dedicated to advancing critical discourse on equity and social justice in education.

Join your hosts, Dr. Joyce King and Dr. Lawanda Cummings, as they welcome the esteemed Dr. Gloria Boutte to the discussion. Dr. Boutte, a distinguished scholar and advocate for culturally relevant pedagogy, will highlight her groundbreaking work and share powerful insights on creating transformative educational experiences.

Get ready for an inspiring dialogue that celebrates the power of education to shape a more equitable world. Let’s jump in!

Welcome back to the CREATE Ed podcast, where we explore critical conversations in education, equity and social justice. We are thrilled to introduce a bonus episode that dives deep into history, equity, and transformative education. Our conversation today features Dr. Marvin Dunn, Miami native, historian, educator and activist.

Drs. Joyce King & Lawanda Cummings co-host and highlight an exciting upcoming event—the Mays Lecture, where we’ll hear from the incredible thought leader: Dr. Marvin Dunn. Dr. Dunn has dedicated his life to unpacking the intersections of history, race, and education, and his insights promise to challenge and inspire us all.

In this episode, we’ll discuss the themes of the lecture, their relevance in today’s educational landscape, and what you can expect from the event. Whether you’re an educator, student, or lifelong learner, this conversation is one you won’t want to miss.

Executive producers: The CREATE Project, Dana E. Salter and Gabriela McNicoll

In this insightful episode, hosts Ashley Vierra and Rosalynne Duff explore the concept of liberatory facilitation in professional learning and development with guests Tilifayea Griffin and Dr. Teruko Dobashi. Together, they discuss how facilitation practices rooted in equity and liberation can transform traditional professional development into spaces of empowerment and collaboration. The conversation delves into practical strategies, challenges, and successes in creating environments that prioritize inclusion, shared leadership, and meaningful engagement. Whether you're an educator, administrator, or lifelong learner, this episode offers valuable perspectives on reimagining professional growth through a liberatory lens.

Executive Producers: The CREATE Project, Rosalynne Duff, Ashley Vierra, Tilifayea Griffin and Dr. Teruko Dobashi, Dana E. Salter & Gabriela McNicoll