Rodney Glasgow is a noted speaker, facilitator, trainer and activist in the areas of diversity, equity, and social justice. He has given a number of keynote presentations, delivered workshops, and offered consultation to schools and organizations nationwide. He is a member of Call-to-Action, the advisory board to the Vice President of Equity and Justice for the National Association of Independent Schools. Additionally, he is an advisory board member for the Family Diversity Projects, Inc.

STAMP stands for Students Taking Action and Making Progress, a name that was chosen by our high school steering committee. Geared toward middle-school-aged youth, the conference will take place at the same time as our 7th annual CIRCLE Conference for educators. Featuring youth-oriented workshops led by youth from our high school steering committee, the conference will empower young people with tools for building more inclusive communities as they head back to their home schools.

In addition to providing a leadership and inclusiveness opportunity for middle school students, the high school leaders who plan the conference receive leadership and facilitation training and are empowered to design and create every workshop for the conference.