People

SEED Directors

Brenda Flyswithhawks

Co-Director (1997-2016)

Emily Style

Founding Co-Director (1987-2016)

Co-Director

Co-Director

Co-Director

Founder

National SEED Staff

New Leaders Weeks 2017-18

June 22-28: San Anselmo, CA
July 9-15: Seattle, WA
July 27-Aug 2: Metro Boston, MA

Our application deadline for 2017 has now passed, but a few spots may become available because of cancellations. Please contact us via e-mail or phone (781-283-2399) to inquire before applying.

KEY CONCEPTS

Curricula, teaching methods, and workplace practices that are gender fair, multiculturally equitable, socioeconomically aware, and globally informed create the most effective environments for all people to learn and flourish.

We as educators, parents, community leaders, and business leaders can create such environments if we look again at how we ourselves were schooled to deal with difference and connection.

When we are put at the center of our own processes of growth and development, we are better able to put the growth and development of young people and colleagues at the center of our classrooms, communities, and workplaces.

“Nobody puts it all together like SEED.”

— Cheryl Robinson, Supervisor, Office of Minority Achievement, Arlington Public Schools, Virginia

"SEED is a life-changing program. It is something that simply can’t be taught. You have to experience it and live it. It was so much more than diversity work. It was life work, hard work, heart work."

— Saburah Posner, Dean of Student Life, Springside Chestnut Hill Academy, Philadelphia

People

SEED Directors

National SEED Staff

Ashley Marshall

Barb Blackdeer-Mackenzie

Becca Chase-Chen

Brian Corley

Christine Saxman

Dan Cohen

Dana Rudolph

Donald Burroughs

Jenny Fauci

Kirkland La Rue

Loren Moyé

Marcia Lovelace

Motoko Maegawa

Nancy Livingston

Neelamjit K. Dhaliwal

Pat Badger

Pat Hurley

Pat Savage-Williams

Patricia Matos

Rebecca Pugh

René Villicaña

Rohit Kumar

Ruth Mendoza

Yun-Chi M. Hsu

“Nobody puts it all together like SEED.”

"SEED is a life-changing program. It is something that simply can’t be taught. You have to experience it and live it. It was so much more than diversity work. It was life work, hard work, heart work."