“EMPOWERING BLACK EDUCATORS, TRANSFORMING EDUCATION”

ABOUT US

The Southern Nevada Black Educators Initiative (SNBEI) is an educator-led, action-oriented network that is determined to reduce Clark County's racial educational attainment gaps by focusing on the recruitment and retention of Black in-service and pre-service teachers. Our organization is committed to empowering Black educators and aspiring teachers through a multifaceted approach that encompasses legislation, meaningful professional development, social networking, and critical mentorship.

Critical Mentorship

Learn how the Southern Nevada Black Educators Initiative supports aspiring Black teachers through critical mentorship.

Legislative Advocacy

We strive to effect change through policy. Learn more about our 2025 legislative priorities.

Networking

Are you looking for a new school site or just want to meet likeminded professionals? Join us at our next event.

We are Gearing up for the 2025 Legislative Session.

Find out what SNBEI is advocating for.

STATISTICS

SNBEI is committed to the investing in the development, retention, unique needs and academic success of Black pre-service teachers in Nevada through critical mentorship, research and funding opportunities SNBEI. Learn more about how SNBEI supports Black education majors.

TESTIMONIALS

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GIVE TODAY

Your generous contribution can play a significant role in advancing our cause and making a lasting impact on the lives of students and educators in our community. Your support will help us provide essential resources, mentorship, and professional development opportunities to Black teachers, as well as address the systemic issues that hinder educational equity.