Geneva Sloan
As a Black woman in education, I’m driven by a deep commitment to improving outcomes for historically marginalized students, particularly Black and Brown youth. I’ve witnessed how systemic inequities impact…
Kristin Green-Hayes
To me “Surge” means an opportunity to recharge. Within Surge educators are afforded time and space to cultivate options for a better education for more people who are under served.…
Leyla Lindsay
As an advocate for equitable education practices and policies, Surge will allow me to engage with other advocates to create the change needed to support our Black and Latinx students’…
Maritza Guridy
In being a part of this Fellowship. My goal will be to ensure that what I learn I use and implement in everything that I do within and for my…
Ansharaye Hines
For me, the development of deep and engaged community is one of the most urgent needs for anyone who aspires to engage in transformative change. My desire to connect with…
Shakia Harris
At this point in my life, growth and community are non-negotiable aspects to build upon. I view Surge as you would view the vines in a vineyard or the trees…
Kyla Mathews
As a TLC23 Black Principals Network Alum, I hope to contribute my unwavering championing of the Surge movement. I am always eager to share my research and findings regarding how…
Camielle Taylor
Surge represents a pivotal moment in my journey. I have used the entirety of my career to understand how I might create change, and have found myself in need of…
Violeta Xochitl Cerna
Surge represents an unparalleled opportunity to amplify my voice and impact as a leader of color. Growing up in communities impacted by educational inequity, I’ve always felt a strong calling…
Tyler Portis
The Surge Fellowship will enable me to bridge the gap between my technical expertise and the practical application of data-driven insights in education. I look forward to developing my leadership…