Dr. Bettina Love Tickets

Dr. Bettina Love is a leading voice in education, known for her bold advocacy of abolitionist teaching and racial justice. As the William F. Russell Professor at Teachers College, Columbia University, she has shaped conversations around anti-racism, Hip Hop education, and the empowerment of Black girlhood and queer youth. An acclaimed author, her works include We Want to Do More Than Survive and Punished for Dreaming, both influential in classrooms and communities seeking transformative change. Dr. Love is the founder of the Abolitionist Teaching Network (ATN), a coalition advancing educational equity and reparations through art, storytelling, and solidarity.

Her work has earned high-profile recognition, including Kennedy Center Next 50 Leaders (2022), the Stowe Prize for Literary Activism (2024), and the Truth Award for Excellence in Education (Better Brothers Los Angeles & The Diva Foundation, 2024). She is also listed in the RHSU Edu-Scholar Public Influence Ranking (2024, position 55; 2023 position 123). This page highlights her career, notable works, and upcoming engagements where you can secure seats to hear her speak, engage with communities, and explore the future of education.

Upcoming appearances offer opportunities to engage with Dr. Love on topics including abolitionist teaching, anti-racism, arts-based education, and reparations in education. Check the calendar for events near you, such as campus lectures, film discussions, and public talks. We’ve got you with straightforward ticket access and reliable information so you can secure your seats and join the conversation.

For updates and official announcements, follow Dr. Bettina Love on her public channels and publisher pages, which provide context on her latest writings, speaking tours, and collaborations.