Preamble
The goals of the organization shall be (a) to serve as advocate for the educational and professional needs of its member, (b) to serve as advocate for the educational and developmental needs of African-American children, and (c) to provide educational solutions and policy alternatives to the educational issues which affect the participation and success of African-American children in mathematics learning. In executing these goals, The Benjamin Banneker Association shall promote and provide opportunities for networking among individuals, institutions, groups, and agencies operating for the betterment of the educational systems of these United States and Territories, and promote and provide opportunities for African-American students to participate and excel in mathematics learning.
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Hello BBA Family!
Please click the link below to view the following posting for the Assistant Professor of Education in Math, Science, Technology, or as related to Cognitive Development position at the University of California, Berkeley.
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Dear BBA Family,
The demonstrations, violence and murders which have taken place over the last
24 hours in Charlottesville, VA are a heartbreaking reminder of how far we still
must go in the fight for equality and respect in our country. I am personally
saddened by the actions of the white supremacists leading these protests, and find
it shameful that any political or public figure would refuse to recognize their
actions as terroristic.
Please click on this link and read entire Response to Charlottesville
Brea Ratliff, BBA President
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Check out BBA’s newest publication!
We are proud to announce the launch of our newest publication, The Lighthouse Almanac.
This publication is a resource in which PK-16 educators (inclusive of school administrators and college/university faculty), parents, and other stakeholders can find encouragement and solutions to current and pressing concerns connected to the mathematics education of African-American students. BBA will continue our work as advocates for students through The Lighthouse by highlighting both the collective actions and experience of our members as well as other individuals committed to this work.
The Lighthouse Almanac is free for members of the Benjamin Banneker Association.
To access the inaugural edition, visit the BBA Members Only page.
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