Title
Town Hall
Format
Individual Presentation
First Presenter's Institution
Epic Empowerment Enterprises, Atlanta, GA
Second Presenter's Institution
Denver Public School
Third Presenter's Institution
U Matter Consulting and Counseling
Fourth Presenter's Institution
Garett Middle school
Fifth Presenter's Institution
N/A
Location
Town Hall (Harborside Center West)
Strand #1
Academic Achievement & School Leadership
Relevance
N/A
Brief Program Description
Traditional approaches to increasing achievement and success of young African American and Hispanic males are not working. We must change the pattern where finishing high school is the exception and prison is almost routine. A panel of expert educators and parents discuss how to raise and educate academically successful African American and Hispanic males. Come join our town hall meeting on this important topic. This town hall meeting will begin with a panel discussion after which participants break down into small groups to discuss the panel presentations as well as their particular innovation or intervention related to boys of color. Participants may bring with them 50 copies of a one-page summary of their innovation regarding boys of color. Summaries will be discussed and shared at the second half of the town hall meetings.
Summary
N/A
Evidence
Presenter(s) will provide.
Biographical Sketch
Moderator:
Anthony Outler, Ph.D., Chief Operations Officer, Epic Empowerment Enterprises
Panelists:
Wesley Montoya, Ph.D., Principal, Gilliam School at Denver Public Schools
Karla Sapp, Ed.D.,Licensed Professional Counselor at U Matter Consulting and Counseling.
Christopher Conner, W.I.L.D. Program Coordinator at Jacksonville Zoo and Gardens
John Nwosu, Ed.S., Professional School Counselor at Garrett Middle School
Amie J. Stearns, Educator at Illinois Department of Juvenile Justice
Margaret Goldman, Psychology Major at University of Miami
Liya Endale, Doctoral Candidate at Georgia State University
Molly Ferryman, Title I Coordinator at The Academy of Urban Scholars
Roben Taylor, Ed.D., Professor, School of Education, Dalton State College
Sarah Mayberry, Ed.D., Media Specialist, Burdell-Hunt Magnet Elementary School
Presentation Year
2018
Start Date
3-5-2018 1:15 PM
End Date
3-5-2018 4:15 PM
Recommended Citation
Outler, Anthony EdS; Montoya, Wesley; Sapp, Karla La'Toya; and Nwosu, John, "Town Hall" (2018). National Youth Advocacy and Resilience Conference. 158.
https://digitalcommons.georgiasouthern.edu/nyar_savannah/2018/2018/158
Town Hall
Town Hall (Harborside Center West)
Traditional approaches to increasing achievement and success of young African American and Hispanic males are not working. We must change the pattern where finishing high school is the exception and prison is almost routine. A panel of expert educators and parents discuss how to raise and educate academically successful African American and Hispanic males. Come join our town hall meeting on this important topic. This town hall meeting will begin with a panel discussion after which participants break down into small groups to discuss the panel presentations as well as their particular innovation or intervention related to boys of color. Participants may bring with them 50 copies of a one-page summary of their innovation regarding boys of color. Summaries will be discussed and shared at the second half of the town hall meetings.