Reflections on Nice White Parents: Episode 1
The "Nice White Parents" situation isn't unique, it happened at my school too... It was quite a feat to listen to this podcast without screaming out loud in agreement. To...
Integrate NYC Schools with Teens Take Charge!
NYC has the most segregated school system in the country. Our public schools are more segregated now than they were in the 1960's. After working in NYC schools for the...
Part 1: Do schools mirror the inequitable society we live in?
In last 10 years, there have been major shifts in educational practices. Everyone seems to be looking for the right answer, and policy makers have come to a variety of...
Take Action: Black Lives Matter Week at School
“When you systematically deny the dignity of one group, your dignity is also compromised.” -Dyan Watson This year, the Black Lives Matter at School national week of action will be...
Social Justice Books for Kids
Reading diverse, honest literature is an incredibly important experience for a child. When introduced to new languages, distant lands, cultural traditions and different world experiences, students can develop into empathetic...
Teaching Social Justice in School
"We believe we are creators of culture and by learning about and committing to social justice, we believe we can create a more just, inclusive and equitable society for our...
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