Anu Sehgal is the Founder of The Culture Tree. 1. Why are you an educator? I believe that a teacher’s job is one of the noblest jobs. I teach children (ages 2-12 yrs) about South Asian cultures and also Hindi language. I feel by teaching I have the power to foster empathy, respect and understanding …
Jessica “Seeka” Holtby is a musician. 1. Why are you an artist? I’m an artist because I simply love to create! Whether it’s putting pen to paper by myself, making up a silly song with my children, or collaborating with other artists, I feel fulfilled when I’m doing something creative. I love to create space …
Amy Vandament is the President of The Book Vine for Children. 1. Why are you an educator? The value of high-quality children’s picture books for early childhood programs needs to be shouted from the mountaintops. There is no better place to find out about the world or yourself than in a picture book. I am …
Matt Westmoreland is on the Atlanta City Council 1. Why are you an educator? To help students in Atlanta receive the excellent education that opens up real opportunity and choice in life. 2. What are you working on now? Significantly expanding access to Early Childhood Education opportunities for Atlanta’s kids in underserved communities. 3. What were …
Stuart Gulley is the President of Woodward Academy 1. Why are you an educator? Education is essential for human development. To me, there is no greater calling than to participate in the education of others. 2. What are you working on now? Leading Woodward Academy is a full-time responsibility, which is a great blessing to …
James Choi is the Head of the Lower School at The Lovett School in Atlanta, GA. 1. Why are you an educator? Education is a powerful way to help others while also learning about yourself. As Martin Luther King Jr. is credited for saying, “Intelligence plus character – that is the goal of true education.” …
