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New Vision Education Consulting

Cultivating inclusive spaces together.

Kessena Alcántara-Goncalves, M.Ed.

"I change myself, I change the world." - Gloria Anzaldua

WHY NVE Consulting

We set out to create a space where you can learn how to face some of the challenges you encounter in education today. Leading with our hearts is at the core of how we conduct business. New Vision Education Consulting represents - a new perspective that stems from opening our hearts to vulnerability. By doing so, we are able to reach new heights and find joy in all that we do.

What they’re saying

“It was a great workshop! Kessena got me thinking about my experiences and various aspects of my identity and how it will impact my teaching.”

BSU Pre-service Teacher (Senior)

“As a classroom leader for Raising Multicultural Kids and during her undergraduate studies at Bridgewater State University, Kessena has been an incredible resource for guidance and support. From her trainings about the components of developmentally and culturally appropriate ideas and practices for lesson planning to classroom management and how to effectively teach lesson objectives, I feel more prepared and confident as a current leader in the classroom and future teacher. With her years of experience in education, she makes herself very accessible to answer any questions, give advice, and works with you. Along with her thoughtfulness and desire to create high-quality work, these qualities make Kessena an excellent consultant.”

Joanne Tanaka

“Recently, I invited Mrs. Kessena Alcántara-Goncalves to Bridgewater State University to share her expertise on inclusiveness with our early childhood majors. She agreed and designed an interactive workshop that guided the Bridgewater students to reflect on why it is important to talk to young children about diversity and helped the Bridgewater students learn about strategies they could use to build supportive and inclusive classrooms.

Throughout the workshop, Kessena demonstrated her professionalism and passion as she skillfully answered questions and offered insights into the importance of inclusive education.”

John Marvelle, Ph.D., Professor of Education Emeritus