Oral History Questions for African Americans Who Survived Jim Crow
In 2013 I was an interviewer on an oral history project that was a collaboration between the Ann Arbor District...
In 2013 I was an interviewer on an oral history project that was a collaboration between the Ann Arbor District...
“This summer we are beginning anew, not with what we are against but what we are for; not rejections but...
Courtney E. Martin‘s ON BEING article entitled “7 Questions to End 2017 With Clarity and Start 2018 With Intention” has...
Not sure who started the black & white photo challenge on Facebook, but I really appreciated the kinds of photos...
As I sat in the airport, awaiting my flight home after my last day at the Social Justice Training Institute,...
I was at an art exhibit in Chicago recently and these pieces from 1972 and 1973 caught my eye. Description:...
On the 1st of each month, I share links to some of the best posts from my blog, Notes from...
“The Social Justice Training Institute provides a forum for the professional and personal development of social justice educators and practitioners...
“It’s impossible to know everything. Students need to develop tougher skin. They need to know that the real world isn’t...
I had an opportunity to attend the national A CALL TO MEN Conference in Minnesota this year. These are just...