At ASU+GSV Summit our board chair Kyla Trammell rightly observed that when it comes to #wellness of #WomenLeadingEd it’s critical to embrace practice that sustains us as individuals in order to support “macro” changes that ensure the wellbeing of the entire field.

At Women Leading Ed and ILO Group our research shows that even when women are in the same spaces as men, they still are not playing the same game as men.  This analysis from Cathleen Clerkin of  Candid and USC Marshall Center for Effective Organizations in Harvard Business Review shows that the effects of bias on women is a

A few weeks ago at #WLESummit I had the opportunity to interview the incredible Jenny Just of Poker Power about the lessons that the game of #poker has for Women Leading Ed

As I noted then and in my piece in Forbes ForbesBizCncl the game provides all women in

“In the world of education, leadership, specifically poker, offers powerful lessons. Chief among them is decision-making amidst uncertainty.”

READ: @JuliaRafalBear on why every woman CEO needs a poker strategy in Forbes

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It’s a #WatchHerRise moment for the Women Leading Ed network - congratulations Tinisha!

May is #MentalHealthAwareness Month. We’re using our platform to #BreakTheStigma and expand access to all that #WomenLeadingEd need in order to thrive including wellbeing supports.

Our advisory board member Angelica Infante nails it: “What’s measured is what counts.”

That’s why we need public reporting and accountability on gender equality in #edleadership if we want to actually advance #WomenLeadingEd into more top jobs.

🔥🔥🔥Dr. Rachel Alex absolutely rocking the #WomenLeadingEd merch: that’s some #MondayMotivation !

You too can rep the most powerful network of women making change in #edleadership . 

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👩🏽‍💻👩🏻‍💻How will #AI transform teaching and learning?  At ILO Group, we can already see that it will change how teachers teach, how students learn, and how school systems operate in ways big and small. Staying ahead of that curve is central to #ILOImpact  
 
A new study shows just

Women Leading Ed Kyla Trammell Alameda County Congratulations Kyla Trammell! 👏🏽🥳

This past weekend our board chair Kyla Trammell was inducted into Alameda County's Women's Hall of Fame. A remarkable and deserved recognition for a leader who advances progress in all she does.

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It’s #TeacherAppreciationWeek and we’re reflecting on the powerful observations from our @JuliarafalBaer at @ASUGSVSummit on the way that women in education are funneled toward career pathways that constrain how high they can rise in their leadership journeys.