We are a small team of educators and writers working in Montgomery, Alabama—the birthplace of the civil rights movement. We’re driven by a passion for social justice, a deep belief that education is the best chance we have to build a better world, and a firm commitment to making sure that every student has the opportunity to learn and thrive.
Working closely with active classroom teachers, we produce our award-winning Learning for Justice magazine, develop curriculum and professional development resources, and build a community among educators across the country who care about social justice. Here’s a chance for you to meet us. We’d love to meet you, too; join the Learning for Justice community on Facebook, Twitter or Instagram, or send us your stories and ideas.
COLIN CAMPBELL
Specialist, Digital Platforms
COSHANDRA DILLARD
Associate Editor
COURTNEY WAI
Professional Learning Facilitator
CRYSTAL L. KEELS, Ph.D.
Editor
DESLIN CHAPMAN
Deputy Director, Content & Curriculum
HOYT J. PHILLIPS III
Deputy Director, Program Management & Operations
JACI JONES
Professional Learning Facilitator
JALAYA LILES DUNN
Director
JEY EHRENHALT
Program Manager, School Partnerships
JONATHAN TOBIN
Specialist, Curriculum & Training
KAVONDA GRIFFIN-TURNER
Administrative Assistant
KEVIN MYLES
Deputy Director, Programs & Strategy
KIMBERLY BURKHALTER, Ed.D.
Professional Learning Facilitator
LINDSEY SHELTON
Program Manager, Community Advocacy Partnerships
MADISON COLEMAN
Specialist, Program Management & Operations
SARAH-SOONLING BLACKBURN, Ed.D.
Deputy Director, Learning & Engagement
STEFFANY MOYER
Specialist, Program Management & Operations