Spread the loveMany educational leaders lack empathy or the ability to identify and comprehend the feelings of others. It is common for instructors and learners to perform better when they feel recognized and appreciated. For example, if one of your teachers is grieving the death of a parent, an empathic leader would do all possible to support them, even if it meant only checking in on them now and then. What are some ways that educators may lead with empathy? To discover out, keep reading. Be Present. If you wish to conduct empathic leadership, you must be in the present. Ensure your […]

Spread the loveIntroduction Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs) have long played a pivotal role in the ongoing struggle for racial justice and equity in the United States. From their inception during the Reconstruction Era in the aftermath of the Civil War, they have consistently provided education, resources, and leadership for Black Americans seeking social change. This article traces the involvement of HBCUs from the Montgomery Bus Boycott to the recent protests in Minneapolis following the killing of George Floyd, exploring their continued impact on racial justice and highlighting the leaders who have emerged from these institutions. HBCUs and The […]