Скачать или смотреть 4th Annual Black Family Homeschool Educators and Scholars (BFHES) Virtual Teach-In

Tomorrow (Jan. 17th) is the last day to register! Register at: https://www.eventbrite.com/cc/4th-ann...

This year's speakers are a phenomenal group of acclaimed thought leaders within the homeschooling community. All of them are current homeschooling parents of P-12 school-aged children (except for Dr. Ali-Coleman who graduated her daughter from their homeschool in 2021.)

Each presenter is a leader in the area they are presenting around. We are excited for the opportunity to be in conversation with each one of them. The teach-in is created to be a participatory event. Recorded sessions will not be sent to registrants who do not make plans to attend. There is an option to register per session or for the entire teach-in.

This will be the last BFHES virtual teach-in offered.

We look forward to being in community with you.

BFHES continues to engage with our community through our podcast titled, Contemporary Perspectives on Black Homeschooling and maintaining a burgeoning community of homeschool educators via Facebook. As of this writing, the group has surpassed 4000 members since its start in July 2020.

Our mission in 2020 was to provide ongoing community engagement regarding black homeschooling through (1) the publication of scholarly and trade work on the topic, and (2) the production of community events targeting black homeschool familites and entrepreneurs engaged in the practice of black homeschooling. Since January 2022, our strategic goals have pivoted, focusing on training Black parents on homeschooling best practices and youth development theory, connecting them with resources and opportunities to optimize their homeschooling practice.
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Black Family Homeschool Educators & Scholars, LLC (BFHES) is the first US-based research and education group dedicated specifically to the topic of black family homeschooling. BFHES continues to engage with our community through our podcast titled, Contemporary Perspectives on Black Homeschooling and maintaining a burgeoning community of homeschool educators via Facebook.
Our mission in 2020 was to provide ongoing community engagement regarding black homeschooling through (1) the publication of scholarly and trade work on the topic, and (2) the production of community events targeting black homeschool familites and entrepreneurs engaged in the practice of black homeschooling. Since January 2022, our strategic goals have pivoted, focusing on training Black parents on homeschooling best practices and youth development theory, connecting them with resources and opportunities to optimize their homeschooling practice. Learn more at http://www.BlackFamilyHomeschool.org