Bridging Literacy Leadership and Educational Justice: A Conversation with Michele Caracappa

Where does literacy leadership intersect with the quest for educational justice? In this thought-provoking conversation, I am joined by Michele Caracappa (Reading to Lead) and Debra Crouch (Made for Learning) as we delve into this vital topic.Michele, with her extensive background in education and leadership from New York City, shares insights from her journey of supporting literacy and educational justice. The conversation covers a range of subjects:* The impact of policies on literacy instruction* The importance of teacher empowerment* Rethinking literacy through a justice-oriented lensWhether you're an educator, leader, or simply passionate about educational equity, this episode offers valuable perspectives on creating conditions that foster success for all students. Dive into the discussion and discover actionable strategies to bridge the gap between literacy leadership and educational justice. Don't miss out on enriching your understanding and toolkit for change. Listen now and be part of the conversation towards a more equitable educational landscape.Subscribe for more episodes on transforming education through leadership and literacy.Beginning next month, we are reading How to Become a Better Writing Teacher by Carl Anderson and Matt Glover.Share this episode with your network to spread the word about the importance of literacy leadership.Continue the conversation here in the comments (full subscribers), or wait until the podcast version is posted. This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit readbyexample.substack.com/subscribe