Reclaiming the Narrative feat. Luvelle Brown
A conversation about communicating the work of schools and rethinking the norms that shape culture.
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Lead with love. Stand with courage.
Ideas for changing organizational culture and protecting the people and possibilities at the heart of education.
By Luvelle Brown
Culture of Love
Cultivating a Positive and Transformational Organizational Culture
Written for people who want to cultivate a positive culture in any organization, Culture of Love connects organizational change with the personal behaviors and relationships that shape leadership.
Education provides the foundation; the invitation is for anyone working to create a culture where people can thrive.
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By Luvelle Brown and Sheldon H. Berman · 2024
The Call to Courage
Standing Up and Speaking Out Against the Assaults on Democracy, Educators, and Students in America’s Schools
A book about courageous leadership, public education, and the responsibility to stand up for students and educators in the face of intolerance and ideological division.
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“The Call to Courage will inspire and sustain leaders who want to do the right thing, even when it is difficult.”
Joshua P. StarrManaging Partner, Center for Model Schools; Former Superintendent; Former CEO, Phi Delta Kappa International
“Through compelling narratives and insightful strategies, The Call to Courage urges parents, educators, students, and community leaders to confront the forces that seek to politicize education and undermine its democratic principles.”
Shaun NelmsDirector, Center for Urban Education Success, University of Rochester
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