Black women instructional coaches are often the backbone of school improvement, yet their contributions go unrecognized, their voices unheard, and their leadership undervalued. Unseen, Yet Essential is the first resource created specifically for Black women instructional coaches. Grounded in research and lived experience, it offers tools, culturally sustaining strategies, and real-world coaching scenarios that affirm identity and strengthen instructional practice. Inside, you'll find frameworks for navigating power dynamics, guidance for resisting burnout, and reflective tools designed to support your growth and leadership.

Whether you're stepping into coaching or growing in your role, this book is a reminder: you are not alone, and your work is essential. Perfect for instructional coaches, school leaders, and equity-focused educators committed to leading with authenticity and purpose.