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This article explores collaboration strategies by counselors and psychologists to support Black students in career and technical education, suggesting practical antiracist approaches.
The authors discuss how school counselors and school psychologists can address the needs and experiences of Black students in pursuit of career and technical education. Specifically, the authors discuss the sociopolitical landscape impacting Black students in K-12 schools and career and technical education. Additionally, the authors outline the roles of school counselors and school psychologists in career and technical education. The authors lay out a process of antiracist collaboration in which school counselors and school psychologists can engage to support Black students’ pursuit of career and technical education, specifically in urban school settings. Finally, the authors present recommendations for practice.
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