BMEsTalk LIVE 2020: Atlanta | Los Angeles | Washington, DC

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Creating and Curating Safe, Rich Spaces for Black Male Educators (BMEs)

Creating and Curating Safe, Rich Spaces for Black Male Educators (BMEs)

Creating and Curating Safe, Rich Spaces for Black Male Educators (BMEs)Creating and Curating Safe, Rich Spaces for Black Male Educators (BMEs)Creating and Curating Safe, Rich Spaces for Black Male Educators (BMEs)

BMEsTalk CHAT

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BMEsTalk CHAT is a global professional learning community for BMEs on Twitter using the handle @BMEsTalk and #BMEsTalk. Every Tuesday night at 9pm EST, BMEsTalk curates a digital space where BMEs connect and share their perspective on the profession.

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BMEsTalk LIVE

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BMEsTalk LIVE are gatherings for specifically designed for BMEs focused on celebrating their strengths and further developing practices that enhance effectiveness and longevity as professionals within the field of education. BMEsTalk LIVE takes the conversation from a Twitter chat to a live, in person conversation.

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BMEsTalk SUMMIT

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BMEsTalk SUMMIT are gatherings of Black male students (high school and college) and BMEs focused unpacking and addressing the unique issues they face matriculating through P-16 education and exploring career options within the education industry.

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BMEsTalk CONNECT

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BMEsTalk CONNECT are social  experiences where ALL educators from all aspects of the industry come together to laugh, dance, share stories and network.

A Black Male Educator can be defined as...

P-12 classroom teachers, principals, superintendents, school board members, deans, professors, education department heads, administrative/educational support staff, researchers, curriculum specialists, coaches, mentors, school resource officers, aspiring teachers, substitute teachers, paraprofessionals, program administrators, CEOs, educational consultants, school resource officers, community youth change agents and individual or organization committed to recruiting and retaining Black Male Educators in the education profession.

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