About the Institute
The Interschool Leadership Institute (ILI) is a program designed to support the next generation of leaders of color in independent schools. While parts of the institute will be dedicated to the nuts-and-bolts of managing and leading, the bulk of our work will be engaging in dialogue with each other and experts in fields of education, psychology, and organizational leadership to better understand ourselves in our relationships to others in the workplace. These social and emotional competencies are the key to transformational leadership.  Our goal at ILI is to provide the education, resources, and connections that will make participants more effective at enhancing the experience of the work environment for themselves as well as their students, parents, and colleagues.
Curriculum Highlights
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Workshops and panels with experienced educators of color in independent schools as well as leaders in the field of educational and organizational leadership.
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A special day-long workshop facilitated by Dr. Howard Stevenson, Constance Clayton Professor of Urban Education and Professor of Africana Studies at the University of Pennsylvania and Executive Director of the Racial Empowerment Collective.
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Network with distinguished administrators of color from independent schools around the country.
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One-on-one and group advising and the opportunity to develop a leadership learning plan to chart your leadership development after the Institute.
Networking Events
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Panel discussion with leaders of color
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Social hours
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ILI Annual Alumni happy hour