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Discover the impressive array of keynote speeches  Allen has successfully delivered to diverse audiences. Each piece of content is meticulously crafted to meet the specific requirements of clients, audiences, and events. Should you have any inquiries or need further information about the work presented below, please don't hesitate to reach out.

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Past Keynotes (Sample Listing)

Accepting All of the Cookies?

Allen raises an intriguing question: Are you accepting all of the cookies? He then shares a thought-provoking story about a principal who faced repercussions after advocating for anti-racism in education. He emphasizes the need to continue fighting for equity and anti-racism, even when it's unpopular. He also discusses the importance of critical thinking and inclusivity in educational practices, highlighting recent events like the rejection of math textbooks in Florida. Prepare to be inspired and motivated to make a positive change in your educational community.

A Class of Our Own

In this talk, Allen passionately emphasizes the importance of teaching and shaping the future of young learners. With anecdotes, humor, and references to rap and popular culture, he highlights the need to make all students feel welcome in the STEM community. He discusses the intersection of technology and education, including the use of AI models like ChatGPT to enhance learning experiences in various subjects, such as science, technology, engineering, and math. Through personal stories and thought-provoking questions, Allen encourages educators to embrace new technologies and empower students to become proficient and ethical users of these tools.

Expanding the STEM Pipeline

Join Allen as he takes you on a journey through the challenges and triumphs of the education system. Allen shares his personal experiences as a teacher and the transformative power of embracing the new normal in education. He highlights the persistent disparities faced by black male students in STEM education and urges educators to prioritize diversity and representation. With thought-provoking examples of technology biases and their consequences, Allen emphasizes the need for innovative approaches and culturally responsive STEM teaching practices. Discover actionable solutions to create a more inclusive and equitable educational landscape for all students.

What is an Ally?

Discover the power of allyship as Allen Antoine delivers a captivating flash talk. With thought-provoking analogies and a call to action, he emphasizes the importance of using privilege to support marginalized communities. Through his engaging speech, Allen challenges listeners to speak up, amplify voices, and advocate for equity, even when it's difficult or unpopular. Join Allen as he inspires authentic allyship and highlights the urgent need for allies in creating a more inclusive and diverse society.

You Are the Future of CompSci!

Discover the urgent need for students of all cultures to engage in computer science. In a connected and diverse society, inclusivity in technology is vital. Explore the potential of diverse perspectives, experiences, and cultural backgrounds in unlocking innovative solutions and addressing unique challenges. Let's create an inclusive computer science community, bridging gaps and providing equal opportunities for underrepresented communities to thrive in this rapidly evolving field.

WHY DO WE NEED DIVERSITY IN 
COMPUTER SCIENCE?

An excerpt from the Expanding the CS Pipeline keynote speech at the Texas CSTA Chapters Summit put on by CSTA

WHO DO THEY SEE?

A short snippet from Allen Antoine's keynote speech (A Class of Our Own) at the Cultivating a Community of Learners Summit put on by the Computer Science Teachers Association

THE NEED FOR BLACK EDUCATORS IN
COMPUTER SCIENCE

A panel discussion response from SIGCSE panel on Building Capacity for Black Educators in Computer Science

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