The Black Panther Party for Self-Defense has been a popular topic this week. Over 100 million viewers saw the SuperBowl’s halftime performance, featuring dancers costumed
Category: Urban Education
Detroit Parent Network
“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
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
