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Welcome to the Leading Edge of Equity in Education
OUR MISSION
228 Accelerator offers trainings, community, and more for educators, K-12 explorers, edge finders, and school leaders who wish to become agents of equity.
Building a New Generation of Schools
~ Designing a Multiracial Democracy ~
Building a New Generation of Schools ~ Designing a Multiracial Democracy ~
STEP 1
Explore our equityXdesign framework to discover the leading edge in equity work.
STEP 2
Learn how to push the edge of equity work with our 3 course offerings.
STEP 3
Join our community to participate in ongoing dialogue, events, trainings, and more.
COURSES
The equityXdesign Learning Studio
Learn language to talk about race, equity, innovation, and design.
Gain access to the equityXdesign Community, a professional learning experience.
These learning studios consist of 3 different facilitated and/or self-paced courses that progress on one another.
100% online.
MEMBERSHIPS
The Solo Journey
Gain access to 228 Accelerator’s Resource Library, targeted courses, and banned book readings.
Choose a subscription level that fits your needs. 100% online.
Join a community of like-minded equity designers.
Explore how experiences of oppression have impacted you and gain the skills needed to keep our schools open, free, and welcoming of all bodies.
What Our Clients Have to Say
“The 228 Accelerator team has supported our teachers and principals to engage in meaningful learning around identity, historical context, and design thinking.”
Lauren Overton, Principal
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
“The Design Achievement at the Margins course offered a needed pause moment for my own and our organization’s thinking about better serving those at the margins… The content and readings in the course broadened my understanding of racial equity and inequity in public schooling, and the incisive prompts left me no choice but to step back and rethink many assumptions I have about my work in education. ”
Matt Thompson
New Tech Network
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