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Dr. Carter G. Woodson - Father of Black History

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Dr. Carter G. Woodson - Father of Black History

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Known as the 'Father of Black History,' Dr. Woodson was the second African American to earn a Ph.D. from Harvard. He founded Negro History Week (now Black History Month) and dedicated his life to ensuring Black history was taught in schools. His work revolutionized how we approach inclusive education.

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A remarkable educator who founded Bethune-Cookman University in 1904. She started with just $1.50 and turned a small girls' school into a college. Her philosophy centered on the belief that education is the key to racial advancement. She served as an advisor to President Franklin D. Roosevelt.

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Founded the Palmer Memorial Institute in North Carolina in 1902, which became a nationally recognized prep school for African American students. She emphasized both academic excellence and character development, believing that education should develop the whole person.

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Dr. Bettina Love - Educational Revolutionary

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Dr. Bettina Love - Educational Revolutionary

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As a prominent researcher and author, Dr. Love's work focuses on Hip Hop education and is the creator of the term 'abolitionist teaching.' Her book 'We Want to Do More Than Survive' has transformed how we think about anti-racist education. She continues to inspire educators to fight for social justice in education.

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Bettina L. Love - We Want to Do More Than Survive

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When the system failed her students, Marva Collins created her own school - Westside Preparatory School in Chicago. Her methods proved that all children can learn when given proper attention and high expectations. Her success with 'unteachable' students became legendary in educational circles.

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A pedagogical theorist known for developing the theory of 'Culturally Relevant Pedagogy.' Her work has fundamentally changed how we think about teaching diverse student populations. She continues to advocate for equity in education and teacher preparation.

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An award-winning author and educator who advocates for greater diversity in children's literature. Through her writing and teaching, she addresses the lack of representation in children's books and encourages young voices to tell their own stories.

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Creator of Science Genius and #HipHopEd, Dr. Emdin revolutionizes how we teach science to urban youth. His concept of 'reality pedagogy' and work on connecting hip-hop culture to education has opened new pathways for student engagement.

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Christopher Emdin: Teach teachers how to create magic

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Developer of the Historically Responsive Literacy Framework, Dr. Muhammad's work connects historical excellence in Black literacy to current teaching practices. Her research helps educators create more culturally and historically responsive learning environments.