Education networks (e.g., professional associations of education professionals) have long been a source of knowledge and support for education professionals, but for many networks, it has been difficult to ensure their resources are reaching those who need it most. To address this challenge, eight education networks are coming together to form a community of practice to learn new ways of working so they can help their members support better outcomes for Black and Latino students and students experiencing poverty. The community of practice will provide a space for networks to learn from peers, pilot new approaches, and inspire further learning and collective action.