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Listen now | An interview with family and education news commentator Orietta Rose

A conversation with Teva Johnstone, LCSW

What the world needs now, is… a dope antiracism practice. Learn how to cultivate unity in your workplace, with a diversity & inclusion program that teaches love.

Don't let woke dogma revive Reconstruction-era racism

In many social justice circles, especially ones dedicated to racial justice, individualism is considered a negative quality. Those who embrace this idea typically see it as a denial of group identity as well as our essential interdependence. But group identification devoid of true individualism...

The incentive is never to turn down the heat

All Gun Control is Oppressive

A Minnesota mother resists Liberated Ethnic Studies

This month, I was fired from my position as faculty director for the Office of Equity, Social Justice, and Multicultural Education at De Anza Community College in Cupertino, Calif.

DR LEE: Even I, someone who some may assume would be on the side of so-called 'social justice warriors,' was too heterodox in my thinking. And I was bullied out.

Part One of a conversation between Kimi Katiti and FBT's Jake Mackey on Microaggressions and "Bias Education and Support Teams," or B.E.S.T.s.

Racial equity in American learning environments. As we continue to ride the crest of third wave “anti-racist reckoning” in America, it becomes ever more important to raise conscious awareness about the various race ideologies that are in tacit, explicit, intentional, or complicit operation...

The Race in Racial Equity: What's it to You? To begin learning about race ideologies, please watch a workshop video and complete the interactive activities for equity practitioners/faculty/staff and students/learners.

In this podcast episode, Ankrum, cole, El-Mekki, and Stewart discuss the value of independent Black schools.

The education system is now at the forefront of contentious national debates, as educators and parents clash over appropriate ways to teach our children about racism, oppression, and equality. What curriculum helps students of all backgrounds see themselves in education and understand overlooked...

Contrary to what activists seem to believe, campuses are not bastions of social injustice.

Ian Rowe and co-host Naomi Riley look behind the headlines at the public policies and cultural agendas driving child welfare and education. In this episode, Naomi and Ian are joined by Betsy DeVos, former secretary of education and author of the new book Hostages No More.

J Wil, aka BlackDad, explores how his unschooling journey has shifted to a parenting journey where he recognized the need to find himself in order to truly help his children live purpose-filled lives.

SchoolhouseRights.org supports civil rights litigation in defense of students’ freedom of conscience in public education and the rights of parents to guide and direct the upbringing of their children. SchoolhouseRights.org is a project of the International Organization for the Family, a 501(c)(3...

The Foundation for Excellence in Higher Education is dedicated to strengthening universities to fulfill their highest aspirations. Through our grantees, we offer undergraduate, graduate, and professional students the opportunity to pursue their studies with a vision of what higher education...

Nyansa strives to educate the whole person, to help students understand why their world looks the way it does and to teach them cultural literacy so they can explore that world confidently. The older I get, the more I appreciate what a gift it was to have that as a central part of my own...

The mission of The Piney Woods School is to provide excellence in education within a Christian community through creation of an exceptional academic model which supports the tenet that all students can learn, develop a strong work ethic, and lead extraordinary lives through academic achievement...

CHARACTER COUNTS! provides practical character education/SEL strategies, curricular resources, and training to positively impact your school system, community, youth-serving, or people-helping organization. The CC! initiative has demonstrated success as a stand-alone initiative or working in...