Developing an ecosystem of excellence in education
ISSN 2642-8660
DOI – 10.64262
Our editorial team is dedicated to maintaining the highest standards of quality, integrity, and innovation. With expertise across diverse fields, they ensure every manuscript is thoughtfully reviewed and refined for impactful publication.
Sean Warner, Clark Atlanta University
Kala Burrell-Craft, Grambling State University
John Andrew Williams III, Texas A & M University
Imani Beverly, Georgia State University
Willis Walter, Virginia State University
Aaron Livingston, Grambling State University
Corey Bloomfield, Central Queensland University
Stephen Dobson, Central Queensland University
Tsung-Teng Wang, University of Taipei
Brian Maiden, Virginia State University
Vernajh Pinder, University of Maryland Eastern Shore
Kyra Milbourne, Capitol Technology University
Virginia Redwine Johnson, Texas A&M University
Zora-Reign Craft, Loyola University New Orleans
Myra Lewis, Howard University
Caleb Hancock, University of North Carolina at Greensboro
Domino Williams, Howard University
The Educational Justice Institute and Central Queensland University (Australia) are partnering to host the Educational Justice Symposium: Innovative Leadership in Education from August 24–29, 2026. This unique international event brings together changemakers in education to share cutting-edge ideas and approaches to educational equity, leadership, and reform.
Engage in a dynamic week of in-person and virtual presentations, campus tours, site-seeing excursions, leadership training, and networking luncheons. Whether you’re presenting or attending, this is your opportunity to connect, collaborate, and lead.
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This special theme issue of The Educational Justice Journal -Volume II broadens the proceedings’ scope by tracing Black educational struggle, leadership, and knowledge production across borders—geographic, institutional, and epistemic. While Volume I emphasizes institutional transformation through leadership praxis, Volume II foregrounds the transnational and historical dimensions of boundary-breaking work. Together, the chapters reveal how access, belonging, and power operate not only within individual campuses but across national policy regimes, diasporic movements, cultural narratives, and global knowledge economies.
Dr. Kala Burrell-Craft (Grambling State University)