At the heart of every bold idea is a changemaker. At Harvard Education Press, we’re proud to publish authors whose research challenges systems, amplifies equity, and creates space for transformative... READ MORE The post Author Spotlight: Richard O. Welsh appeared first on Harvard Education Press.| Harvard Education Press
By Patricia M. Virella, Ph.D. In the fall of 2020, the reopening of America’s schools marked a pivotal moment in educational history. The COVID-19 pandemic upended every familiar routine: classrooms... READ MORE The post Reopening Schools During Uncertain Times: Centering Hope and Equity appeared first on Harvard Education Press.| Harvard Education Press
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Making art is how we can give concrete life to the dreams we have of worlds that don’t yet exist.| Harvard Education Press
Zscaler's Kavitha Mariappan explains why women in tech need to build a personal brand, take a seat at the table and network The post Women: the cybersecurity industry needs you appeared first on DiversityQ.| DiversityQ
What practices allow educators and scholars to build and sustain educational communities that honor students’ identities and ways of knowing?| Harvard Education Press
June is Pride Month! Now more than ever, LGBTQ+ students need the support of the teachers, school leaders, and other adults in their lives.| Harvard Education Press
Gender-neutral washrooms promise equality—but at what cost? As urinals disappear, we’re trading efficiency, hygiene, and common sense for inclusivity.| C2C Journal
The looming threat that the United States Department of Education will be dismantled has brought much uncertainty to state education agencies.| Harvard Education Press
Transfer partnerships in higher education stand at a pivotal moment, teetering a thin line between promise and challenge.| Harvard Education Press
The interrelated crises of climate catastrophe, emboldened white supremacy, resurging fascism, pandemics, and ongoing genocides have been increasingly unrelenting features of our lives and those of the children, families, communities, and lands we teach and learn alongside.| Harvard Education Press
What does it mean to call upon men of color (MOC) teachers to perform a “culturally relevant” manhood for boys of color?| Harvard Education Press