The Expectations Project

Faith-based movement support is the core offering. The Expectations Project mobilizes people of faith to advocate for excellent public schools and equitable education for Black, Brown, and other marginalized students. It trains faith communities and leaders to understand the policies and systems affecting children, and supports partners and faith-motivated activists in pursuing policy changes. Work includes education policy research, child-thriving policy priorities, narrative change, group facilitation, and movement strategy. The organization also provides timely context on local impacts of national events and policies, along with training and resources for local action. Its work centers on improving students' material conditions and school safety. The Expectations Project is based in Washington, US.