Women in Educational Leadership: Leading from Where You Are

Empowering Women in Educational Leadership is a refreshing and enlightening show dedicated to uplifting the voices and experiences of women in the vast realm of education. With riveting conversations, firsthand accounts, and actionable advice, this show aims to inspire women to take on leadership roles, break barriers, and make meaningful changes in the world of education. Join Dr. Stephanie Duguid every week as she engages with industry leaders, shares stories, and explores the dynamic landscape of educational leadership. This week we will have Jessica Ellison, Executive Director of the National Council for History Education. We will dive deep into the significance of mentorship in the professional journeys of women in education. Dr. Duguid and Jessica discuss their own experiences with mentorship, offering insight into how it has shaped their careers and influenced the leadership paths they have chosen. Listen in to learn about the ways mentorship can uplift, challenge, and inspire women at various stages in their educational journeys. Jessica Ellison, as the Executive Director of the National Council for History Education, provides an enlightening perspective on the impact of women serving on national councils. This segment unpacks the value of these roles in championing educational change, promoting inclusivity, and the unique challenges and triumphs women face in these high-profile positions. Jessica will also share her invaluable experiences and insights garnered from serving on the local school board for two terms. From navigating complex policies to understanding community needs and dynamics, discover the transformative leadership lessons that come from being at the helm of educational decision-making. https://ncheteach.org/ FB, IG, X and Threads: @historyed