Educational Justice Conference (EJC), is a two-tier event, beginning with our partner the Athens Institute for Education and Research (ATINER), and shifting to the EJC’s second international academic conference on Educational Justice. 

Attendees include faculty, administrators, and graduate students presenting research on the ever-changing dynamics, politics, and challenges of education from around the world.

This year’s gathering will include a focus on mental health, addressing its impact and conceptual connections on education for parents, students, academicians, professors, doctoral candidates, and other stakeholders.

The goal of these sessions is to provide participants an opportunity to share and discuss how educational standards may hold inequities for the disadvantaged, poor, underserved, religious, or justice-impacted. Cultural differences, academic leadership, and diversity exchanges are priorities while engaging our international partners.

The Educational Justice Conference provides ALL educators a scholarly, welcoming environment to network, research and share best practices; while embracing the core concept of equity and equality for ALL students.