The Building Our Network of Diversity (BOND) Project is an all-volunteer non-profit organization of male educators of color and their allies who work to improve their recruitment, retention, development, and empowerment of male educators of color as well as boys of color.
The BOND Project began as a small, informal, self-started employee group for people with common interests and issues: most notably teacher retention of black male educators. Today, BOND continues to facilitate programs that support initiatives both within the school district that it began and across school districts, in the U.S. The growth and development of this affinity group have not come without many leadership lessons learned which continue to help navigate the direction that the leaders of this group continue to utilize in the work of recruiting, retaining, developing, and empowering male educators of color (MEOCs).
The BOND Project stands on four pillars: Recruitment, Development, Retention, and Empowerment.
Company Details
- Employees
- 2
- Address
- Laurel, Maryland 20723, Us
- Industry
- Education Administration Programs
- NAICS
-
Administration of Education Programs
- Website
- https://bondeducators.org
- Keywords
- Teacher Recruitment, Teacher Retention, Teacher Development, Male Educators of Color, MEOCs.
- HQ
- Laurel, Maryland
- Competitors
- Center for Research and Mentoring of Black Male Students and Teachers, Charter School Growth Fund, Center for Educational Partnerships, All Means All, Center for Educational Innovation and Improvement at University of Maryland College Park, Education Reimagined, Black Women Education Leaders, Black Women Empowered Incorporated, Center for Black Educator Development, ASCD Ghana.
The Bond Project Questions
The Bond Project's website is https://bondeducators.org
The Bond Project's LinkedIn profile is https://www.linkedin.com/company/bondeducators
The Bond Project has
2 employees.
View email and phone details for 2
employees at The Bond Project.
The Bond Project's industry is
Education Administration Programs
The Bond Project's top competitors are
Center For Research And Mentoring Of Black Male Students And Teachers,
Charter School Growth Fund,
Center For Educational Partnerships,
All Means All,
Center For Educational Innovation And Improvement At University Of Maryland College Park,
Education Reimagined,
Black Women Education Leaders,
Black Women Empowered Incorporated,
Center For Black Educator Development,
Ascd Ghana.
The Bond Project's categories are Education Administration Programs
