Jamila Wilson

Jamila Wilson is a Visiting Assistant Professor at the McKeown School of Education, Salem State University, where she teaches courses focused on equity, early childhood education, and family engagement.

Her research and teaching interests center on justice and anti-bias practices in education, particularly within early childhood settings. Key areas include fostering inclusive classrooms, advocating for marginalized voices, and building collaborative relationships between educators and families. She emphasizes interprofessional approaches to support children and families holistically.

Jamila has taught courses such as EDC 120 Justice in Education, EEC 309 and EEC 809 Anti-bias Education, EEC 312 Collaborating With Families, and EDU 889 Partnerships for Families: An Interprofessional Approach. These reflect a consistent thematic focus on equity, advocacy, and systemic change in educational practice.

There are no listed scientific awards or honors in the available information.

Jamila Wilson advises on pedagogical strategies for equity and inclusion, though no formal advisees or grant activities are mentioned. Her work supports professional development in anti-bias education and interprofessional collaboration.

No information is available about laboratories, research teams, or affiliated centers.