Supporting Black Male Preservice Teachers

November 6, 2020

The cover of the Peabody Journal of Education. It shows a building sporting Ancient Greek architecture and pillars.
ISSI faculty affiliate Travis Bristol and ISSI Graduate Student in Residence Sarah Manchanda co-authored this new article in the 
Peabody Journal of Educationon the role of an affinity group in supporting Black men in an alternative teacher credentialing program. "Findings from this study pointed to positive effects of participation in the affinity group for Black male preservice teachers. Specifically, affinity group participants communicated their needs openly with one another and facilitators, felt solidarity with one another—which allowed for collaborative problem solving—and cultivated tools for self-advocacy to meet both professional and personal goals."