Print, Privilege, and Power: Starting a Conversation About Equity in Our Writing Workshops

Angela Stockman
Nov 2 · 11 min read

When we embrace diversity, we strive to make the demographic of our schools and classrooms diverse. When we embrace inclusion, we ensure that diverse people are seated at the tables where learning is happening and decisions are being made. And when we embrace equity, we create environments and cultures where diverse people can show up authentically, as their complete, and wildly diverse selves, in order to be seen and appreciated, and in order to make the best contribution to all of that learning and

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Angela Stockman

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Angela Stockman is a writing teacher, a teacher who writes, and an international professional learning facilitator with a passion for literacy and making.

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