Sacred Steps: A Cultural Arts Education Convening 

Sacred Steps is a one-day professional development experience designed for arts educators and classroom teachers, with a focus on strengthening culturally responsive, arts-integrated instruction across content areas. Rooted in Black and Indigenous histories, the workshop uses movement, music, and storytelling to support student engagement in social studies, literacy, and social-emotional learning.
Presented by Nia’s Daughters Movement Collective and Danza Azteca Macuilxochitl, this training equips educators with research-informed, embodied learning strategies that can be directly applied in K–12 classrooms. Through guided practice, curriculum exploration, and structured reflection, participants build capacity to deliver historically grounded content while supporting diverse learners.
Educators will leave with adaptable lesson frameworks, clear instructional strategies, and tools to implement culturally responsive teaching practices with confidence and care.
Professional development hours provided.
Open to educators locally and nationally.
Saturday, June 13 | MECA 1900 Kane St. Houston, TX 77007
Early bird: $50
Regular registration: $75
Limited financial assistance available. 

We invite administrators, educators, cultural workers, teaching artists to complete the interest form below to receive registration details.