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Ismael Jimenez

Pronouns – He/Him

Ismael Jimenez is a dedicated educator, who for the last 15+ years has worked with students in Philadelphia from preschool age to high school.

He assisted in the development of the updated social studies curriculum for The School District of Philadelphia as the Director of Social Studies Curriculum.

Ismael is a core member of the Racial Justice Organizing Committee and Black Lives Matter Philly, a founding member of the Melanated Educators Collective and a co-founder of the Philadelphia Black History Collaborative. The philosophical orientation that guides Ismael’s teaching and activism is rooted in the theoretical educational framework developed by Paulo Freire which emphasizes the interconnected nature of education with participating in the transformation of the world. Paulo Freire’s work is rooted in Equity/Socialism and Marxism.

EDUCATION

  • Master of Education (MEd) focused in Secondary Education and Teaching from Temple University
  • BA in Secondary Education and Teaching from Temple University
  • Associate of Arts in Secondary Education and Teaching from Montgomery County Community College

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Investigative Journalism

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Events/Conferences Presented At or Attended

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PUBLISHERS

BOOKS

PERIODICALS AND PUBLICATIONS

Associations to Organizing / Collective Groups

  • Black Lives Matter At School – Participating Member
  • Caucus of Working Educators – Co-chair
  • Melanated Educators Collective – Core Member
  • Philadelphia Black History Collaborative – Co-founder
  • Racial Justice Organizing Committee – Core Member

Associations to Businesses / Organizations

  • TO BE DETERMINED

Relationships to Colleges / Universities / K-12 Schools

  • Kensington Creative and Performing Arts High School (Philadelphia, PA) – African American History Teacher
  • LaSalle University (Philadelphia, PA) – has taught an undergraduate social studies methods course
  • Penn State University (State College, PA) – facilitated professional development trainings (on structural racism)
  • Princeton University (Princeton, NJ) – facilitated professional development trainings (on structural racism)
  • The School District of Philadelphia (Philadelphia, PA) – Director of Social Studies Curriculum – assisted in the development of the updated social studies curriculum
  • University of Pennsylvania (Philadelphia, PA) – facilitated professional development trainings (on structural racism)
  • Villanova University (Villanova, PA) – he has taught a graduate educational research course

Miscellaneous Content

VARIOUS POSTS

Online Posts

  • FEB 14, 2019 (PodBean Podcast – Just Talk! Educational Equity Podcast) – Episode 3: Black Lives Matter at School
    • Host Tony Neal welcomes Ismael Jimenez of the national organizing committee for Black Lives Matter at School. They discuss this new movement, designed to infuse schools with an activist approach to racial justice education, through a weeklong observance at the beginning of February each year.

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Videos

LINK TO VIDEO ON FACEBOOK – Happy Hour – Freedom To Learn National Day of Action
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