CultureEd Collective

02/01/2023

Happy Black History Month! We take this time to celebrate and reflect on the importance of Black people in our local and global history.

The institutional racism and discrimination that Black people have experienced is a part of the fabric and collective history of this country and many others. While there is an active movement to erase this history (we're looking at you Florida) it is vital that all students know this history and learn of the achievements, hardships, resiliency, and valuable contributions Black people have made and continue to make to both our history and our culture.

09/15/2022

Happy National Hispanic Heritage Month! We honor the history, culture, and immeasurable contributions of our Latinx/e brothers and sisters whose ancestors came from Spain, Mexico, the Caribbean, and South and Central America. Their influence on our economy, culture, and society should be acknowledged and celebrated daily.

09/15/2022

So...after our big return to social our website goes down. 😩 The good news is that our homepage is back up but it looks like this --> 🥴 For now you can email [email protected] with any questions or inquiries. Thanks so much and we hope to have a fully functioning website up soon!

09/13/2022

Whew! It's been awhile and CultureEd has been thriving but we've forgotten to post! For those of you we haven't met, let's get reacquainted. We are CultureEd. We're a DEI consultancy that helps organizations make sustainable change by leveraging their strengths and aligning their culture with their mission to create one culture and one community. Since we've been gone we've worked with some amazing schools and organizations and had the opportunity to connect and collaborate with other amazing DEIJ practitioners. As we continue on this journey we look forward to meeting more of you and working together to create a more equitable, inclusive and just future.

09/15/2021

We honor the diverse culture and heritage of our Latinx brothers and sisters whose history and contributions are a part of the fabric of this nation both past, present, and future.

03/17/2021

Sending love to the Asian American community, especially our Asian American sisters. Labeling this violent act as a "s*x crime" ignores the intersectionality and shameful history of the exotification of Asian women. It is a hate crime. This is yet another manifestation of white supremacy. We cannot solve what we refuse to make visible.

02/01/2021

Happy Black History Month! ⁠
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It's important to take some time to reflect on the importance Black people have played in our local and global history and what we can learn from this experience. The institutional racism and discrimination that Black people have experienced is part of the fabric and collective history of this country and many others. ⁠
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While it is important to celebrate we also must educate. It is vital that all students know this history and learn of the valuable contributions Black people have made to both history and culture.

01/27/2021

Meet CEC's Co-Founder and Chief Culture Influencer Kori McMillion! Kori has a deep knowledge and understanding of the complexities of how schools operate. She knows how vital and impactful the school experience is for young people and has a deep desire to ensure every student has positive, meaningful experiences in school. Kori is a “people person” and likes to keep things fun. In her spare time, she enjoys reading, traveling and spending time with her wife and son. ⁠

01/25/2021

Meet CEC's Co-Founder and Chief Culture Strategist Jacinta Williams! Jacinta enjoys solving challenging and complex issues and equipping individuals, teams, and/or organizations with both the necessary approaches and tools to harness their strengths towards accomplishing and sustaining meaningful change. In her spare time, you can find her working out, planning virtual family quiz nights, searching for international travel deals, and supporting community development efforts.

01/18/2021

01/11/2021

At CultureEd, we view Mondays as not just another dreaded start to the workweek but instead as a new opportunity. So, how will you use your Monday? What would you like to accomplish this week? ⁠