Project: School Dad is a research-driven podcast and storytelling initiative exploring the impact, urgency, and underrepresentation of Black male educators in American schools. Blending personal narrative, historical analysis, and honest conversation, the podcast examines how representation, belonging, mentorship, and culturally responsive teaching shape the academic and emotional experiences of Black and Brown students. Through interviews with educators, advocates, scholars, parents, and community leaders, Project: School Dad amplifies stories that challenge inequity, restore erased narratives, and reimagine what education can look like when care, connection, and cultural understanding stand at the center.
Project: School Dad is a research-driven podcast and storytelling initiative exploring the impact, urgency, and underrepresentation of Black male educators in American schools. Blending personal narrative, historical analysis, and honest conversation, the podcast examines how representation, belonging, mentorship, and culturally responsive teaching shape the academic and emotional experiences of Black and Brown students. Through interviews with educators, advocates, scholars, parents, and community leaders, Project: School Dad amplifies stories that challenge inequity, restore erased narratives, and reimagine what education can look like when care, connection, and cultural understanding stand at the center.