The National League of Young Black Educators (YBE) is a movement to multiply representation and amplify the impact of Black educators across the nation.
We believe that Black educators are critical in the effort to revolutionize education. YBE provides future and current Black educators with opportunities to grow community, engage in identity-based leadership development, and advocate for educational justice for all of our students.
Community Building programming
identity-based professional development
advocacy for educational justice
YBE National Council
The Young Black Educators National Council is a governing body of leaders who work collectively to shape the policy and advocacy efforts of the organization. The council is made up of 56 educators who represent each of the states and territories where our students live and our educators teach.
The National Council plays a pivotal role in shaping the organization’s priorities, organizing and evaluating programming, and engaging with local education initiatives within their respective jurisdiction. If you are interested in joining the YBE National Council, please click the link to learn more about the council and complete the nomination form below:
