International Teachers of Colour
About this Website
This is a website linked to the Facebook group of the same name. The group was created as a space for international teachers of colour to share their own experiences, discuss ideas of how to deliver cultural diversity in schools and share resources. The idea was for people of all backgrounds to join in and help share their expertise, perspectives and resources. The website become an extension of the group so what has been collected can be shared with those outside the group.
The group and website is open to people of all backgrounds, international organisations linked to schools, recruitment agencies, accreditation organisations and educational organisations who would like to join in discussions and share what they are doing for our community.
On this website you will find a vast range of resources which can be used to help you as a teacher and your educational institute develop ideas, learn and share with your wider community.
We have recently started a series of 'Conversations with an International Teacher of Colour' which you can find on our Conversations page.
The group and website is open to people of all backgrounds, international organisations linked to schools, recruitment agencies, accreditation organisations and educational organisations who would like to join in discussions and share what they are doing for our community.
On this website you will find a vast range of resources which can be used to help you as a teacher and your educational institute develop ideas, learn and share with your wider community.
We have recently started a series of 'Conversations with an International Teacher of Colour' which you can find on our Conversations page.
'In my Blood it runs' is a documentary about Ten-year-old Dujuan who is a child-healer, a good hunter and speaks three languages. As he shares his wisdom of history and the complex world around him we see his spark and intelligence. Yet Dujuan is ‘failing’ in school and facing increasing scrutiny from welfare and the police. As he travels perilously close to incarceration, his family fight to give him a strong Arrernte education alongside his western education lest he becomes another statistic. We walk with him as he grapples with these pressures, shares his truths and somewhere in-between finds space to dream, imagine and hope for his future self.
From Thursday 10th June to Monday 14th June you will be able to watch this film for FREE as 'The International Teachers of Colour have arranged a special screening during this time. We will then be hosting a follow up discussion via Zoom which will include some feedback for the makers of the film and a discussion on how we can use this film and the resources in our schools.
Click on the picture above to access the Eventbrite ticket.
Please join us in the post screening discussion via our Facebook group.
From Thursday 10th June to Monday 14th June you will be able to watch this film for FREE as 'The International Teachers of Colour have arranged a special screening during this time. We will then be hosting a follow up discussion via Zoom which will include some feedback for the makers of the film and a discussion on how we can use this film and the resources in our schools.
Click on the picture above to access the Eventbrite ticket.
Please join us in the post screening discussion via our Facebook group.
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