REPARATIONSED

Educational equity for students who have been historically excluded.

About Us

REPARATIONSED

At ReparationsEd, we believe in the transformative power of knowledge. Our mission is to empower individuals and communities to understand, challenge, and overcome the enduring impacts of historical injustices. We provide accessible resources, coaching, and professional development to educate people about innovative approaches to school transformation, helping them reimagine educational systems that support students in achieving success. Through our work, we guide educators in fostering equitable school cultures and climates, ensuring Black and Brown students thrive in environments that honor their identities and address systemic barriers.

Services

Consulting Services

Our expert consulting will help your organization develop and implement strategies to create equitable learning environments.

Speaking Engagements

Monika is a passionate advocate for equity in education and delivers dynamic presentations that inspire audiences to challenge their perspectives and create positive change.

Customized Workshops

Whether it’s race and education, culturally responsive teaching, or diversity and inclusion training, we work collaboratively to design workshops that bring about meaningful change and action.

Our Misson

Our mission is to empower educators to address implicit biases and create antiracist learning environments that uplift and support students.

Did you know that 70 years after the passage of Brown schools across the US continue to be divided along racial, ethnic, and economic lines?

Did you know that Black students receive exclusionary discipline at much higher rates than other racial groups in the US?

Did you know that past racist housing policies negatively impact the educational opportunities that students receive today?

According to the Nation’s Report Card, there continues to be an achievement gap between white students and non-Asian students of color.

Understanding where we have been is the key to knowing where we are going. Looking for a speaker or workshop facilitator for your school?

Did you know that 70 years after the passage of Brown, schools across the US continue to be divided among racial, ethnic, and economic lines?

Did you know that Black students receive exclusionary discipline at much higher rates than other racial groups in the US?

Did you know that past housing policies negatively impact the educational opportunities that students receive today?

Did you know that 70 years after the passage of Brown schools across the US continue to be divided along racial, ethnic, and economic lines?

Did you know that Black students receive exclusionary discipline at much higher rates than other racial groups in the US?

Did you know that past racist housing policies negatively impact the educational opportunities that students receive today?

According to the Nation’s Report Card, there continues to be an achievement gap between white students and non-Asian students of color.

Understanding where we have been is the key to knowing where we are going. Looking for a speaker or workshop facilitator for your school?

Knowledge

Healing

Equity

Don't take our word for it

Client Testimonials

"This summer I had the esteemed privilege to watch her seamlessly navigate nearly 60 new teacher residents through an insightful presentation around the history of schools and education in Dallas. All of the residents were hearing the information for the first time, with some of the cohort being Dallasites. Monika was very careful to rollout the provocative information and data in a very digestible way!"

Shareefah Mason

Director of Teacher Experience, City Teaching Alliance

"Monika delivered content that was not only insightful but also directly applicable to the everyday challenges these educators face. The session offered practical strategies for navigating systemic barriers and created a space where participants could share their experiences and best practices.”

Errika Flood-Multrie

CEO, connections Multiplied Too