Interested in attending IFE’s 3rd Annual HBCU EdTech Summit and Career/Networking Fair?
Since August 2022 we have returned to our roots on Martha’s Vineyard to host IFE’s annual Black Education Forum at the Old Whaling Church. The Forum features a timely theme such as “Education Today and Tomorrow,” and dynamic panelists identifying significant challenges in the moment, bright spots, and opportunities to take action.
Given EdTech’s recent growth, historically marginalized and underrepresented populations must be firmly seated at all levels of the industry to ensure that underserved communities not only benefit from EdTech’s promising future, but also help chart its course. This annual event attracts many of the country’s top Black education industry executives from multiple sectors to foster collaboration and connection. In keeping with IFE’s core strategy of cultivating Black education talent, the event also draws enthusiastic college and university students from HBCUs and Minority-Serving Institutions (MSIs) for an EdTech Career/Networking Fair to help Black college students understand the promise and possibilities of EdTech careers. The Summit is a one-of-a-kind event connecting EdTech executive talent, college students/emerging talent, and innovative solutions for Black learners across the country.
IFE Quick Conversations puts today’s educational leaders and changemakers in a virtual dialogue for all of us to learn from for free—in 30 minutes or less. Session topics covered Culturally Responsive Education, Recovery and Reopening from interrupted learning, and Learning Entrepreneurship.
The IFE Awards celebrate leaders at different stages of career who have leveraged innovation to improve outcomes for Black learners.
Discover “Black Learners In Focus,” a captivating 5-episode podcast series crafted by Innovation For Equity’s 2023 Senior Leadership Fellows, also known as Cohort 3. Gain insights from their exploration of pivotal topics across PK-12 education, postsecondary pathways, and the workforce.
What does the future of Black students look like after the Supreme Court Affirmative Action decision? In this webinar, we will meet with senior leaders in the HBCU ecosystem to discuss the impact of the SFFA decision and seek solutions.
In 2020, we hosted monthly virtual events in June, July, and August rather than our traditional summer gathering on Martha’s Vineyard. Hear the powerful and provocative discussions led by the IFE Fellows and leading education scholars about Black Learners and COVID-19, and enjoy the Clap For ‘Em: Awards Ceremony celebrating our 2020 IFE award winners.
Get a front row seat to the 2019 Innovation For Equity Summit, featuring keynote speaker and professor of science education at Columbia University, Dr. Christopher Emdin. You can also view talks led by Learn Capital partner Maia Sharpley, Harvard economist Dr. Ronald Ferguson, and Wonderschool CEO Chris Bennett on issues affecting Black learners and how to turn ideas for reform into implementable solutions.