Funding "victories" for education in the 2018 federal budget are significant, but perhaps more important is the bipartisan agreement in Congress that attention to these communities and to these issues is an ongoing national priority.
What you should know about the school safety debate and school discipline guidance
Bad Humours: A Bloodletter’s Guide to ESSA Implementation
Standing with DREAMers
Connected and Inclusive Local Collaboration Under ESSA
It can be tempting for those of us acting in the national policy sphere to see the Every Student Succeeds Act (ESSA) as an opportunity to start fresh. But “stakeholder engagement” is not new, and requiring that it be part of policy decision-making is not special to ESSA.
What We Stand For
Process and Protest: Sharing the Responsibility for Educational Equity and Excellence
Innovative San Jose State Project Helps Inform Future Criminal Justice Leaders
At Cal State, Algebra is a Civil Rights Issue
Mobilizing Formerly Incarcerated Students in California’s Colleges and Universities
Formerly incarcerated scholar and Soros Fellow Danny Murillo asks, what role do formerly incarcerated students play in challenging the stigma of incarceration, advocating for policy change and seeking social justice? Through the development of a statewide network, he seeks to amplify their voices to advocate and implement an equitable system of higher education for all.