“It’s important for parents to understand their power off the rip,” says Sharlonda Buckman, CEO of the Detroit Parent Network, describing her organization’s work with
Category: Urban Education
Apologies, and a Few Words About Journalists, for Michael Singleton
A Mother, A Son, and A Rock Feature Report (Virginia Spatz) on We Act Radio’s Education Town Hall I begin my report this week by
Youth P.R.O.M.I.S.E. and Gun Violence
Last week’s feature report discussed The Iceberg Effect, a recent study examining factors that influence education but often remain unmentioned and unmeasured. We learned, for
Youth, Safety, Opportunity , & Education
special report from DC’s Ward 8 Calls for art instruction, more recreational activities, youth employment and mentorship, “training vs. incarceration,” and a host of other
Education and Inter-Generational Incarceration
Stuart Anderson, founder of Family and Friends of Incarcerated People, joined the Education Town Hall on Thursday, 1/8, to speak about education’s role in this
Newark NJ, Pearson Worldwide, and #BoundtoFerguson
Newark Schools In 1995, a New Jersey judge ordered state takeover of Newark schools, Based on failing test scores. The judge called the high school
