ANNOUNCING THE FOURTH COHORT OF
THE DEEPER LEARNING LEADERSHIP FORUM

FOCUS ON WESTERN STATES
an ideal candidate
to join the DLLF
Envision Learning Partners is pleased to announce that applications and nominations for the fourth cohort of  The Deeper Learning Leadership Forum   are now open!

The Deeper Learning Leadership Forum (DLLF) is a cohort-based leadership experience that aims to develop, strengthen, and support a group of educational leaders to work at the intersection of equity and design thinking.  We are seeking diverse applicants for Cohort #4 who are interested in working with other education leaders to address the single biggest challenge facing public education today: inequity.

On this journey, leaders will explore deeper learning practices; develop the skills to identify and disrupt oppressive ideologies, systems, and structures within education; and practice employing an equity-centered design thinking approach.

The Deeper Learning Leadership Forum is led by Envision Learning Partners (ELP) team members Morgan Alconcher, Courtney Katen, Rachel Maida, and Alcine Mumby, in collaboration with Gia Truong, Envision Education's CEO and Justin Wells, Executive Director of Envision Learning Partners.

Cohort #4 will begin in January 2020 and run through March 2021. Applications and nominations are now open through the end of October!  Learn more about the project, browse our FAQs, and see who was in the previous three cohorts by   clicking here .

This year we are asking applicants to submit their answers in two parts, short video responses and a written response based on an equity-focused article. Click the apply button for more detailed instructions.

We invite you to contribute your expertise and passion to this collective effort to increase educational equity! Please  APPLY  for the cohort or  NOMINATE  an ideal candidate!
PRAISE FOR THE DLLF

"The DLLF is already one of the most amazing professional learning experiences I have participated in over my career. This not only inspires me to be a better leader, but also to really push the thinking of all those around me."
-- Adrienne Usher, Assistant Superintendent for Student Learning
for Bullitt County Public Schools in Shepherdsville, KY

Read more about the DLLF experience from cohort 3 member,
Robert Moore, on   ELP's blog .
QUESTIONS? 
Email  Courtney Katen , ELP's Operations & Programs Coordinator