Meet Our Members
Our members span a wide range of disciplines, research interests, career stages, and organizations/universities. We strive to be a collaborative group that supports each other's efforts and growth. To learn more about our group, below are profiles of some of our members. You can also search by areas of expertise.
Jennifer Goldstein
Dr. Jennifer Goldstein's areas of specialization are educational leadership and policy, in particular at the intersection of teacher leadership. Her work focuses on improving the quality of teachers and teaching in schools serving children living in poverty and children of color.
Elizabeth Joy Erwin
Dr. Elizabeth Joy Erwin is Professor at Montclair State University, New Jersey where she prepares graduate and doctoral teacher education students to think critically, reflect deeply and teach inclusively. Her work has been shaped by disability-justice and equity-based teaching in early childhood — locally, nationally, and globally.
Keitha-Gail Martin-Kerr
Dr. Keitha-Gail Martin-Kerr is a Teaching Professor and Associate Chair for Strategic Impact in the Department of Curriculum and Instruction at the University of Minnesota. Her scholarship is situated at the intersection of collective memory work, feminist pedagogy, and teacher education, and she approaches teaching as both an intellectual and relational practice, with a sustained commitment to equity, humanization, and belonging.