Stories

This SEL Day, themed around uplifting hearts and connecting minds, I’m calling on educators to embrace our responsibility to help produce the people you’d want to serve on a jury alongside you. 

Dr. Ifetayo Flannery, Chair of Africology and African American Studies at Temple, joins us to discuss the impact of Black Studies and Black Psychology.

Skyrocketing college costs have sparked a renewed interest in career and technical education.

There is an urgent need for HBCUs to take on a new challenge — cultivating and developing the next generation of charter school leaders of color.

The best community charters build strong, collaborative relationships between educators, students, parents and social service partners.

The quality of the public education students receive is still dependent on the schools to which they have access.

We need a larger reform agenda that extends beyond schools because the barriers students face are bigger than education interventions can solve.

States must continue building structures that allow educators to respond to each student’s individual needs.

Dr. Greg Carr joins the show to discuss whether or not there is a cultural component to being a citizen of the United States.