Alumni-Led Initiatives are events or groups organized by alums that are inclusive affinity, interest, and/or issue based-spaces that proactively seek to create a safe space, build community and/or solve for a specific need in our landscape. Start your own Alumni-Led Initiative!

During this four-part anti-racist training series, members who identify as white will explore how their identity may play into their leadership and work in the complex Bay Area education landscape.

Participants will unpack their identities from a historical perspective to ensure that they are equipped to make positive, impactful, transformative change for and with marginalized and oppressed communities.

Come shake out the stress and connect with other corps members and alumni on Tuesday evenings! We’ll meet at a local San Jose or South Bay establishment, walk/jog/run 3+ miles, and meet back at the start for a snack and beverage. We’ll start and end in the same place, if you just want to stop by to socialize, feel free!

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The Extra Yard for Teachers Summit is a FREE, VIP activation space reserved solely for educators within Championship Campus designed to inspire and empower educators in the host city. Any teacher or administrator with a current school I.D. can gain entry to the event. Families of teachers are also welcome to join.

Attendees can look forward to hands-on workshop sessions; an opportunity to engage with CFP Foundation education partners for demonstrations and advice on STEAM lesson plans in “Educator’s Alley”; a relaxation space with chair massages, mindfulness exercises and chair yoga tips to take back to the classroom; and, the “Discovery Stage” which will feature a mix of live talks and performances as well as intriguing documentary footage. In addition, attendees will have free access and a fast track straight into the College Football Playoff’s signature fan experience, Playoff Fan Central, which is also located in the convention center.

Come shake out the stress and connect with other corps members and alumni on Tuesday evenings! We’ll meet at a local San Jose or South Bay establishment, walk/jog/run 3+ miles, and meet back at the start for a snack and beverage. We’ll start and end in the same place, if you just want to stop by to socialize, feel free!

View fall-winter runners club overview

Film Friday is a chance to come together to watch and discuss films that touch on contemporary issues one Friday per month. Snacks and beverages provided! With a raffle at the end of each screening!

6PM – Curtains Open
7:30PM – Discussion
8:00PM – Raffle

Film Series Overview

School and system level leaders are a critical lever in impacting the outcomes for kids. They have the profound impact of being able to both positively influence students directly and create the institutional conditions that make schools and systems more equitable at scale. School and System Leaders who identify as people of color have a particularly crucial role in the quest for educational equity and Teach For America’s network of school and systems leaders is representationally more diverse than the national average. Given that, we have a unique opportunity to convene this community through our 7^th Annual School Leaders of Color Conference (SLOC). This year’s conference will be in Dallas and again will seek to provide a space for leaders of color to access strong professional development, inspire and connect with each other in a space not found elsewhere in the educational ecosystem.

Film Friday is a chance to come together to watch and discuss films that touch on contemporary issues one Friday per month. Snacks and beverages provided! With a raffle at the end of each screening!

6PM – Curtains Open
8:00PM – Discussion
8:30PM – Raffle

Film Series Overview