Who We Are
Reimagining What’s Possible
New Generation Equity® acknowledges the deep-rooted challenges and historical injustices that continue to shape our society. Unequal access to quality education, stable housing, green spaces, healthcare, and fair justice systems are just a few of the persistent disparities that exist— and these conditions continue to harm many of our most vulnerable youth.
Transformational change becomes possible when you lead with strength, strategy, commitment, and courage. Through our partnership, you’ll deepen awareness, shift mindsets, and build the collective capacity needed to make systems-level change sustainable in your school or organization. You’ll walk away equipped to design meaningful transformation that leads to exceptional outcomes for students and lasting impact for your entire community
Through our partnership, you’ll become a more courageous, self-aware, and equity-conscious leader—one who sees systems clearly, notices, reflects, and acts on inequities, and designs new pathways for possibility and belonging. You’ll connect people, structures, and processes in ways that expand access and opportunity for all. With deeper understanding, stronger alignment, and bolder action, you’ll be equipped to lead transformational change —creating environments where every student and educator thrives.
We are an organization that values:
Truth and Reconciliation:
Open Hearts and Minds for Healing
Dialogue and Deep Listening:
Share Unique Experiences and Construct Healthy Solutions
Collaboration and Teaming:
Illuminate Collective Wisdom
Inquiry and Equity-Conscious Design:
Co-design Systems
Strategic Implementation and Accountability:
Move Toward Positive Impact
Impact and Systems Change:
Drive Transformational Change
Dr. Jaguanana “Jag” Lathan
“Transformational systems work challenges the brain. The brain wants to do what is comfortable, what it has always done. Our brain’s muscle memory is insidious. To make the changes our society needs, we must challenge our thinking and what we have always done.” - Dr. Jag