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BLAC founder Jonathan Lee varies a deep belief that every student deserves to be heard, respected, and valued. He believes that there is nothing more critical than access to an education that provides the ability to obtain knowledge and power. Jonathan further believes that independent schools are an amazing conduit that provides teenagers a means to become great young adults as they prepare for college and life.
Jonathan earned his BA in Government and MBA from the College of William and Mary. Jonathan has served as a mentor, coach, advisor, dorm parent, grade dean, admission officer, and much more during his time working in independent schools.
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Nov 18, 2025 ∙ 4 min
Our Faces, Our Voices, Part Two: Turning Voice into Vision
Building on the foundation introduced in Part One: Where Belonging Begins , Bridging Legacies Across Campuses (BLAC, LLC) continues its mission to help schools, companies, and communities build systems of belonging through narrative, data, and design. Founded by educator and equity designer Jonathan Lee, BLAC centers one guiding belief: belonging begins with listening. In Part Two: Turning Voice into Vision , BLAC moves from story to system—showing how personal narratives become structured...
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Oct 16, 2025 ∙ 5 min
Our Faces, Our Voices, Part One: Where Belonging Begins
Introduction to Bridging Legacies Across Campuses (BLAC, LLC) Bridging Legacies Across Campuses (BLAC, LLC) is a research and storytelling organization that helps schools, companies, and communities build systems of belonging through narrative, data, and design. Founded by educator Jonathan Lee, BLAC combines human storytelling with evidence-based analysis to turn lived experience into institutional learning. BLAC’s work began with a simple premise: belonging begins with listening. What...
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Oct 12, 2025 ∙ 2 min
A Table for Her at the Cheesecake Factory
October 12th always seems to catch me off guard. Even four years later, I still wake up on this day with a heaviness I can’t quite shake. This morning was no different. My bed felt like it had grown roots, anchoring me in place, unwilling to let me rise. The weight of memory, of grief, of love, it all pressed down before I even opened my eyes. But then came the sound of little feet. My kids, with their boundless energy and tender hearts, knew what day it was. They didn’t need to say much....
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