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Our Executive Director, Jovonia Lewis, will be a featured speaker at GDBCC’s BHM Conference! She’ll discuss Black Youth Excellence and the role of equitable schools in shaping the future of Black youth. 📅 Feb 7, 2025 | ⏰ 12-1 PM EST Register now: members.gdbcc.org/ap/Events/Regi…

Social capital is priceless. Only a few VIP tickets left! 🎟 Join our exclusive pre-event Networking Reception—connect with guests, enjoy hors d'oeuvres & drinks. Featuring keynote Dr. Henry McKoy & distinguished officials, incl. Mayor Leonardo Williams. #VIP #EPiCGala2025

EPiC Has a New Website! 🎉 In these challenging times, staying informed & connected is more important than ever. Explore our programs, events & resources on education inequities. Knowledge is power. Community is strength. Let’s create change together. epic-nc.org

Representation matters. EPiC is thankful to have CBS 17 anchor Rod Carter as MC for our Fundraiser Gala on Feb 15! 🎉 A proud FAMU grad, mentor & leader, Rod’s impact spans journalism, education & community service. Get tickets: givebutter.com/epicgala2025 #EPiCGala2025 #FAMU #NABJ

🌟 Excited to announce Dr. Henry C. McKoy, Jr. as the keynote speaker at EPiC’s Fundraiser Gala on Feb 15! 🎤✨ Don’t miss this inspiring evening—grab your tickets now: givebutter.com/epicgala2025 #EPiCGala2025 #Leadership #Innovation

Black boys are 4x more likely to be suspended than their white peers for the same behavior. EPiC fights this disparity by promoting culturally responsive training, restorative practices, and equitable learning environments—empowering all students to thrive. #EquityInEducation

Join EPiC’s new series for Black parents & caregivers of students with disabilities! Gain advocacy tools, resources & community support. First session: Jan 29, 6 PM at People’s Solidarity Hub, Durham. Dinner & childcare provided. Register now: forms.gle/eomrLMMcFmZTVF…

✨ Celebrate Black Youth Excellence! Join EPiC’s Gala featuring keynote Dr. Henry McKoy & MC Rod Carter, CBS17 Anchor. 🎟 Tickets: $75 | VIP: $125 📅 Sponsorships available! Get your tickets now: givebutter.com/epicgala2025 #BlackExcellence #EPiCGala

Thank you @abc11_wtvd and @WNCN for covering our recent Community Convo on Discipline Disparities. Find both articles at linktr.ee/epic_equity

Are you aware of the details of Durham Public Schools' redistricting plan for middle and high schoolers? Join us for an insightful session on DPS' Growing Together 2025-2026 reassignment plan. Dinner, childcare and translation will be provided.

Students with disabilities benefit from inclusive classrooms. Black students with disabilities are left out of inclusive class settings at higher rates than white students. Don’t miss Tiffany Hammond in her powerful session on amplifying your voice on October 26!

Are you passionate about advocating for Black families and creating lasting change in our schools? Join us to learn how you can be part of a powerful community working to dismantle systemic inequities and support Black students and their families. Scan the QR code to RSVP Today!

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*Youth Black Excellence* Together, we can foster excellence and empower the future! epicgala2024.eventbrite.com

Researchers at Duke University are conducting a paid study to get perspectives from parents/caregivers and students about adolescents and mental health. If you are interested in participating, please click the link in bio.

Education is liberating. #FreedomFriday

Join @bookharvestnc, @DPFC_NC, EPiC and @DurhamPublicSch for “Let’s Talk About K” kindergarten enrollment webinar on June 20th from 5:30pm-6:30pm! To hear about all information regarding kindergarten, register now by clicking the link in bio.

For additional information, visit watodurham.org and docs.google.com/document/d/1MI…

Are you a committed community leader who wants to help build safety with your people? Then the Harm Free Zone Fellowship may be for you! WATO is looking for community leaders that want to learn Harm Free Zone principles to practice in their own community.