Linda Noble

Linda Noble is an educator, writer, and curriculum designer devoted to reimagining classrooms as spaces that honor the full humanity of students and teachers alike. With over a decade of experience as an Adjunct Associate Professor at Brooklyn College and Molloy University, she prepares future educators to lead with empathy, cultural responsiveness, and a commitment to social justice.

Rooted in contemplative pedagogy and trauma-informed practice, Linda's work bridges mindfulness, restorative practices, and culturally sustaining education. Her forthcoming manuscript, Ah! A Heartbook for Educators, reflects her belief in love as a transformative force in learning. Lately, she’s also been exploring the potential of AI to enhance teacher reflection and build more inclusive, anti-racist educational ecosystems.

Through the Fellowship, Linda hopes to deepen her healing-centered leadership and co-create with others committed to liberatory education. She brings a soulful presence, a fierce dedication to equity, and an abiding trust in the power of reflection, presence, and collective care.