Empower your students as agents of meaningful change your classroom with our transformative two-day workshop.

📅 When: February 27 and March 13, 2025
📍 Where: Wild Blue Yonder Coffeehouse, 215 High St, Mineral Point, WI 53565
💵 Cost: $250 for both days (aligns with Title IV funding requirements)

Important: You will receive $500 to purchase classroom curriculum resources to support your project.

Space is limited; apply today –> bit.ly/narrativesofempowerment2025 

This workshop offers an actionable roadmap to lead a collaborative inquiry project that elevates student voices and fosters leadership. Over two days, educators will learn to design and implement classroom research around a local problem or question, gather and utilize meaningful data, and craft powerful narratives that inspire change within and beyond the classroom.

What You’ll Gain:

• Actionable Strategies: Learn to address classroom challenges with students and your community.
• Data-Informed Insights: Use action research tools to enhance instruction and equity.
• Empowered Students: Position learners as leaders and change-makers in their communities.
• Compelling Narratives: Share impactful stories to advocate for equitable education initiatives.
• Funding Support: Each participant will receive $500 to kickstart their classroom equity project.

Don’t wait; apply today –> bit.ly/narrativesofempowerment2025 

Workshop Overview:

Day 1: Foundations of Storytelling and Research

• Explore storytelling and qualitative research to promote equity.
• Develop skills to design place-based curriculum and amplify student voices.

Day 2: Crafting and Sharing Our Stories

• Create narratives that inspire action and advocacy.
• Build a practical action plan for implementing storytelling as a leadership tool.

This is your chance to join a community of forward-thinking educators dedicated to shaping equitable learning environments for each and every student

👉 Apply Now to Secure Your Spot! Spaces are limited.

bit.ly/narrativesofempowerment2025 

For questions, contact Matt Renwick at 608-391-5856.