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Habari,
I want to share that our nonprofit is opening a visual‑first learning lab for Black Deaf/Hard‑of‑Hearing preschoolers in Chicago.
If you know families who may benefit, please share this video or email info@bbljpanafrica.org for details.
Thank you for helping us reach our community’s youngest learners.1:53
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Professional Development Opportunity: Free Admission for Recent Graduates
The Bes & Beset–Leland Jackson Foundation is offering free admission to its upcoming professional development workshop on Afro-centered pedagogy for individuals who graduated in 2025 with a degree in Social Work or Special Education from an accredited university.
This offering reflects BBLJ’s commitment to supporting new practitioners entering…
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✨ Exciting news from the BBLJ Team! ✨
We’re honored to collaborate with Kemi Abifarin to offer a professional workshop series on Afro-centered pedagogy—designed for social workers and special education teachers committed to culturally responsive, healing-centered learning for Black children with learning differences.
Our first session begins on…
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This is excellent, Queen. Best of success!
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We move with rhythm and remembrance.
Bes & Beset–Leland Jackson Foundation is honored to enter into sacred collaboration with Yeye’s Academy. Together, we rise to equip Special Education teachers and Social Workers with the tools, language, and ancestral clarity needed to serve displaced African-American youth navigating orphan-realities and…
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Excited to Announce: Afro-Centered Pedagogy Training Series Launching Mid-October
In collaboration with Yeye’s Academy, we’re launching an 8-session virtual training series designed for Special Education teachers and social workers committed to culturally responsive care and educational sovereignty.
Start Date: Mid-October
Session Time:…
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