From keynote addresses to new faculty roles — what's happening lately.
Spent her sabbatical collaborating with the IDEA research group in Seville, Spain, and teaching doctoral students social network analysis methods.
Helped launch a new Special Interest Group Initiative at the American Educational Research Association dedicated to social network research in education.
“Kindred in Understanding”: The Importance of Culturally Sustaining Relationships for Teachers of Color to Navigate Challenging Times — now available online first.
Presented “How Teachers of Color Promote Racial Justice in Activist Organizations: The Power of Germinal Networks” with longtime collaborator Dr. Lynnette Mawhinney.
Presented research from the Read, Make & Play family literacy project on caregiver networking and imagination.
A new book offering a framework and practical tools for designing humanizing, relationship-centered professional development.