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Celebrating Educators: Haley’s Story

May 8, 2026 0 9 min read
Celebrating Educators: Haley’s Story
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Beyond Acceptance: Supporting Neurodivergent In Schools

Apr 27, 2026 0 11 min read
Beyond Acceptance: Supporting Neurodivergent In Schools
“It’s not enough to say that we accept them. We have to take that additional step further to inclusive schools, promoting fully inclusive special education”

The Pink Collar Penalty

Mar 2, 2026 0 4 min read
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From daycare workers to classroom teachers to language pathologists, those working in education do the critical work of preparing future generations, while being met with the obstacles and inequities that those in all pink-collar industries face. 

Two Lessons We Advocates Can Take from Jesse Jackson

Feb 20, 2026 0 3 min read
Two Lessons We Advocates Can Take from Jesse Jackson
As advocates, we’ve all had that pivotal moment when doing nothing was no longer an option and the time to act was at our feet. Whether from boiled-over anger or powerful optimism, we chose to organize and to look toward those who came before us to help us lead the charge. For many, that leader, thoughtful voice, powerhouse of passion, tireless force, and champion for […]

Head Start, Dr. Edmund Gordon, & Closing the Gap for Marginalized Students

Jan 30, 2026 0 2 min read
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Head start, Dr. Edmund Gordon & Closing the Gap for Marginalized Students For decades Black American communities called on state and federal governments to address the needs of severely underserved Black and low-income children. Finally, in 1965 Lyndon B. Johnson announced the establishment of Project Head Start. The project sought to holistically address the physical, […]

MLK DAY MAKE A DIFFERENCE

Jan 18, 2026 0 2 min read
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We don’t have to head a march of 100,000 people in order to be leaders in our own communities and make changes that make the lives of those around us a little safer, easier, fairer.