Program Overview
Education Reform Champions are DC civic leaders who take action to ensure all students receive a high-quality education, particularly Black, Brown, English Language Learners, students with disabilities, and students from low-income families.
Education Reform Champions focus on:
- Advocating for students to receive a high-quality public education.
- Electing education reform champions to public office.
- Influencing the education debate in the District.
Benefits Include:
- Learning the public education landscape in the District.
- Receiving recommendations for appointments to leadership positions in the District.
- Growing your network and developing new skills.
For more information please read our one pager here and for questions email us here.
Meet Our Leaders!
- Elizabeth Marshall
- Emmanuel Brantley
- Isis Rustin
- Desmond Rudd
- Ka’Nedria Boldin
- Kirstin Coleman-Paylor
- Candace Ricks
- Kenneth Addo
- Emmanuel Bestman
- Zarrick Franklin
- Priscilla Jamison
- Anthony Williams
- Terrell Danley
- Artecka Brown
- Yolanda Corbett
- Musa Kamara
- Aric Fulton
- Brittany Scott
- Joshuah Davis
- Letisha Vinson
- Greta Elliot-Meredith
- Tyrik Williams
- Randy Gill
- LaDan Johnson
- Denina Mingo
- Andre Aina
- Chioma Oruh
- Victoria Harvey
- Arielle Galery
- Odette McDonald
- Sherri Daniels
- LaJoy Johnson-Law
- Nakita Packer
- Rabiatu Barrie
- Yinzu Nairouz
Our Blog
The Journey of an Ed Reform Champion
Christine Miller has been dedicated to her community work for over 10 years. She is a proud mother, former ANC1 commissioner, and an outstanding education advocate for our students here in the District.
How Nakita Packer is Revolutionizing Special Education
Meet Nakita Henderson Packer, a driving force at Bridges Public Charter School in Washington, D.C. Nakita’s decision to become an Education Reform Champion was driven by her belief in the transformative power of inclusive education.