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Catch the Latest Livestream: Tune In for Insights, Impact, and Inspiration
Don’t miss the opportunity to watch our most recent live streamed sessions from College Board’s national events. Hear directly from educators, leaders, and experts as they share timely insights and impactful conversations—all available to stream at the time of the event.
Session 1: Shaping the Future of AP: 2025 Course and Exam Updates
Date: Thursday, July 17, 2025
Time: 8:30–9:45 a.m. ET / 5:30-6:45 a.m. PT
Join us for this opening plenary session featuring leading voices in the AP community who’ll offer powerful insights into the future of the AP Program.
Session 2: Advancing Access—The AP Program’s Commitment to Opportunity, Excellence, and Educators
Date: Friday, July 18, 2025
Time: 11:30 a.m.–12:30 p.m. ET / 8:30–9:30 a.m. PT
Join us for a compelling plenary session that brings together dynamic voices from education, research, and policy to explore how the AP Program is driving access, opportunity, and excellence across diverse learning environments.
More to Explore: On-Demand Sessions
Dive into featured content from past College Board conferences—available anytime in the Membership Digital Library. These three videos are just a few examples of the great on-demand content waiting for you in the library. New sessions are added regularly, so check back often for the latest insights and highlights.
Raíces y Ritmo: A Cultural Closing Celebration
Join us for a vibrant Cultural Closing that celebrates the richness of Latino heritage through fashion and storytelling. This immersive experience will showcase the creativity of Latino designers, highlighting the intersection of tradition and contemporary style. Enjoy a stunning fashion presentation featuring local Latino designers whose work reflects our community’s deep cultural roots and bold innovation. Let’s close Prepárate with style, pride, and inspiration!
Reimagining Native Narratives: The Multidisciplinary Art of Steven Paul Judd
Steven Paul Judd (Kiowa and Choctaw) is an award-winning artist, filmmaker, and writer whose creative journey spans television, film, visual art, and fashion. He has written for Disney XD’s Zeke and Luther and Marvel’s Echo, and worked as a coproducer and director on AMC’s Dark Winds. Judd is also developing new projects like Lighthorse and Brave. His visual art fuses Native identity with pop culture, as seen in pieces like War Paint and Indigenous HULK. In fashion, he co-founded The NTVS and collaborates with Ginew and Faherty to create Indigenous-inspired wearable art.
Lifelong Impact: Recruiting, Training, and Retaining Black Educators for the Future
This timely session will focus on strengthening the overall Black teacher pathway, and it will emphasize the underrepresentation of Black male teachers. The conversation will highlight innovative interventions reshaping the landscape of teacher recruitment, retention, and support. Join us to explore actionable strategies and evidence-based programs from K−12 to higher education aimed at strengthening the Black teacher pathway.
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