Supporting Asian/Asian American Children and Youth during the COVID-19 Pandemic
This 60-minute webinar, co-sponsored by SRCD’s Asian Caucus, gave parents, caregivers, and educators a chance…
Social Justice Mathematics (and Science) Curricular Resources for K-12 Teachers. Partnering with Teachers and Students to Engage in Mathematical Inquiry about Relevant Social Issues.
To work toward societal equity, mathematics teachers have shown increased interest in both improving students’…
Q&A: How To Talk To Kids About Black Lives And Police Violence
Jesse Hagopian, an author, an activist, a father of two sons, and a black teacher…
The Educator’s Playbook- The Best Books for Young Readers of 2019
The year 2019 saw an unprecedented level of public discussion and debate about race, identity,…
“Keep Our Families Together”: A Law That Protects Native Families is at Risk
The Indian Child Welfare Act (ICWA) is currently at risk of being gutted by the…
After The Terror Attacks On 9/11, Muslims In Chicago Were Targeted, Lived In Fear
When we reflect on 9/11, we talk about love of country, but what does that…
How Native Americans Shape the American Experience
Anthropology Associate Professor Brian McKenna speaks about Native American contributions to community structure, medicine, government…
41-year-old Adoptee Deported After 37 Years in the U.S. (HBO)
When Shin Song Hyuk was three years old, an American couple in Detroit adopted him…
The Faces of Deportation | How an ICE Raid in Mississippi Upended a Family’s Future
After living in the U.S. for 18 years, a father is swept up in the…
TRUTH BE TOLD | The African American Policy Forum
Over the last several months, right-wing groups across America have intensified well-funded, orchestrated campaigns against…