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who  we  are

There is no them. Just us. All of Us.

Street Art Mural by Carlos Barboza. Image shows three Black women reaching towards the front with an open, upturned hand. The young woman in the front has an afro, the woman on the left has corn rows, and the older woman on the right has a head wrap.
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executive   director

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We dream and design systems and structures that equitably and responsively serve our community. Whether through organizational learning, coaching, programs, or resources, our team supports schools and educators in the implementation of structures that reflect San Diego Unified School District's commitment to and practice of equity, belonging, and inclusion.

 

We remain committed to the creation of an educational system that practices radical love, community care, and belonging.

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Ebonee Weathers (she/her)

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team  us

Explore the websites of our departments by clicking on their logos below

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Dr. Haydee Zavala (she/her)

Instructional Coordinator

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Maissha Landers (she/her)

Executive Administrative Assistant

Family engagement logo. includes the San Diego Unified logo surrounded by different colored abstract people (orange, green, blue, yellow, purple)

Pamela King (she/her)

Program Manager

Placement and Appeal Logo, includes a cube with different colored sides (green, blue, red) behind a smaller cube of different colored sides (magenta, yellow, teal)

John Ross (he/him)

Program Manager

Restorative Justice Practices logo. 5 abstract people of different colors (blue, orange, green, magenta, yellow)

Dr. Michelle Ferrer (she/her)

Program Manager

Youth Advocacy logo. The word "youth" is spelled out in brown letters and the word "Advocacy" is spelled out in rainbow letters

Maria Schembri (she/her)

Program Manager

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Ebonee Weathers

Executive Director, Equity 

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Photo of audre lorde wearing a loose, purple shirt with a floral print, short afro, pictured in front of a red halo with black concentric circles

When I dare to be powerful, to use my strength in the service of my vision, then it becomes less and less important whether I am afraid.

-audre lorde

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