We can create positive change and a culture of empowerment by recognizing, fostering and nurturing voices from the community
The Denver Journal of Education and Community is a new organization that collaborates with the community to give marginalized communities a voice.
The power of connection can build trust and inspire change. Will you join us?
Reposted from The Black Resilience in Colorado (BRIC) Fund Blog The Black Resilience in Colorado (BRIC) Fund Blog features the unique voices and perspectives of people who make up the diverse fabric of the Colorado Read more…
*Para comprender las razones por las que los profesores BIPOC abandonan la educación, es necesario analizar sus experiencias considerando las diferencias entre las diversas identidades que componen esta categorización. BIPOC es una categoría formada por Read more…
*In order to understand the reasons BIPOC teachers are leaving education, the experiences of BIPOC teachers have to be considered with respect to the differences between the various identities comprising this categorization. BIPOC is a Read more…
When school closures occur, communications about the transition often do not always leave communities feeling assured that the closure will result in better educational experiences for their children or their children’s teachers. Oftentimes, it seems Read more…
Cuando se produce el cierre de escuelas, la comunicación sobre la transición no siempre deja a las comunidades sintiéndose seguras de que el cierre ayudará a tener mejores experiencias educativas para sus hijos Read more…
The Aftermath of School Closure Community members often point to the aftermath of school closures as a reason for school districts to be cautious when they make the decision to close a school. School closure, Read more…
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