Centering the voices and experiences of scholars, practitioners, and students of color in gifted education.

In April 2023 - The BEE Project partnered with Huston-Tillotson University to present the inaugural Gifted in Color Conference

We gathered for three days on the campus of Austin’s only historically Black institution as we unpacked how power and privilege impact who gets to be brilliant in the United States – and what we can do to change the narrative.

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Building an Inclusive Framework in Gifted Education

The Gifted in Color Conference is designed to create a space where educators from across the country who are passionate about meeting the unique needs of gifted and talented students of color can share their experiences, insights, and best practices, as well as engage in meaningful conversations about how to better serve under-represented population.

And just as important as being a space for professional networking and learning - we are also very intentional about creating plenty of wellness, health and just plain fun activations designed to address your wholistic needs.

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2023 SPEAKERS

DR. ERINN FEARS FLOYD

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We'd love to talk with you about our 2024 customizable opportunities for corporate, university, and district partners to join with us as we work to build a more inclusive and affirming space in gifted education.

INTRODUCING OUR SUMMER LEARNING SERIES

We are excited to build on the momentum of the inaugural Gifted in Color conference with our summer learning series, now offered in two tracks.

Each session will consist of six hours of synchronous virtual learning, plus an additional six hours of asynchronous activities to help you build a more equitable gifted program.

Choose from our teacher track or leader track with optional pre-session equity audit workshops.

Register for Creating an Equity-Centered Gifted Classroom

Register for Equitable GT Program Design for Education Leaders

ABOUT THE BEE PROJECT

The BEE Project inspires, trains, and advocates for Black and Hispanic education leaders to equitably design and lead gifted and talented education programs through an asset-based framework that supports the unique needs of brilliant students of color and their families.

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