NEA’s Minority and Women’s Leadership Training (MLT/WLT) Program programs prepare educators to lead confidently and consciously by focusing on a student-centered agenda and social justice issues that impact their students, schools, and communities. The Minority and Women’s Leadership Training (MLT/WLT) video provides a small window into how educators applied the skills and strategies acquired at the 2015 MLT/WLT Leadership Conferences.
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