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Award-winning author, professor, researcher, and speaker
Dr. Terrance L. Green partners with educators and school systems to create more just and equitable learning environments through practical, research-based leadership.
His work spans books, research, professional learning, district partnerships, keynote speaking, and the Racially Just Schools Podcast.
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How Educators and Teams Cultivate Just Schools in Unjust Times
Discover a practical framework for sustaining the work of building more just schools, especially when the pressure to retreat is strongest.
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