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6/22/2023 4:00:00 AM Member News

Black Educators Rock, Inc. Presents the ROCK Conference 2023: The Education Revolution: Rebuilding, Reimagining, & Expanding the Village

Black Educators Rock, Inc. Presents the ROCK Conference 2023: The Education Revolution: Rebuilding, Reimagining, & Expanding the Village

Jacksonville, Florida, June 21, 2023 — Black Educators Rock, Inc., a leading organization committed to promoting excellence and empowerment in education, is thrilled to announce the 8th Annual ROCK Conference, taking place from July 13th to July 16th in Jacksonville, Florida at the Southbank Marriott Hotel. This highly anticipated event will gather educators, school counselors, administrators, policymakers, and advocates from across the nation to celebrate the achievements of black educators and students, as well as discuss critical issues facing urban education.

The 8th Annual ROCK Conference is a platform for educators to engage in meaningful dialogue, exchange innovative ideas, and gain valuable insights from esteemed speakers, practitioners, and thought leaders. The conference aims to foster collaboration, professional growth, and cultural empowerment within the education community, ultimately promoting equitable educational opportunities for all students.

Key features of the Rock Conference 2023 include:

1. Inspiring Keynote Presentations: Renowned speakers and experts in the field of education will deliver powerful keynote addresses, sharing their knowledge and experiences to inspire attendees and spark transformative conversations.

2. Engaging Workshops and Panel Discussions: A diverse range of workshops and panel discussions will provide participants with practical strategies, resources, and best practices to enhance their teaching methods, promote inclusivity, and address the unique challenges faced by black educators and underserved students.

3. Networking Opportunities: The conference will offer numerous networking sessions, enabling attendees to connect with like-minded professionals, build meaningful relationships, and establish a strong support network within the education community.

4. Exhibitor Showcase: A vibrant exhibitor showcase will feature cutting-edge educational products, services, and resources, allowing participants to explore the latest advancements in educational technology, curriculum development, and professional development tools.

5. Awards Ceremony: As part of the ROCK Conference, Black Educators Rock, Inc. will recognize outstanding educators, administrators, and organizations for their exceptional contributions to education and their commitment to promoting educational equity and social justice.

"The 8th Annual ROCK Conference is a celebration of the invaluable contributions that black educators make in shaping the lives of students and their communities," said Dr. Melissa N. Chester, the Co-Founder & CEO of Black Educators Rock. "We are excited to provide a dynamic platform for knowledge sharing, collaboration, and empowerment that will inspire educators to continue their remarkable work and drive positive change in education."

The 8th Annual ROCK Conference welcomes educators, school counselors, administrators, policymakers, students, and education advocates who are passionate about equity, diversity, and excellence in education. Join us in Jacksonville, Florida, from July 13th to July 16th, 2023, to be a part of this transformative event.

For more information about the 8th Annual ROCK Conference and to register, please visit www.rockconference.org.  Sponsorship and exhibitor opportunities are also available.

About Black Educators Rock:
Black Educators Rock is a national organization dedicated to promoting excellence and empowerment in education. Through professional development, advocacy, and community engagement, Black Educators Rock aims to uplift black educators, inspire educational innovation, and advocate for equitable opportunities for all students.