This 6 week virtual program is for educators who work directly with youth in any capacity and offers sliding scale payment options, Via Maker ed

Maker Ed recognizes that traditional models of teaching are rooted in systems of inequity that plague schooling and learning outcomes. These models – rooted in racism, carceral logic, and white supremacy – prioritize compliance, assimilation, and academic knowledge acquisition that neglects the rich histories and past experience of learners from traditionally marginalized communities, particularly those that are Black, Indigenous, and People of Color (BIPOC).

In this six week virtual course, we will explore how maker-centered learning can be a tool to disrupt traditional models of teaching and learning. Through a focus on making that prioritizes process and connection, we can create a cultural shift in education that centers rehumanizing, anti-racist, and culturally relevant practices.

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