Can music enhance the way students are learning in the classroom? If you ask college students to sing their favorite song when they were in grade 1, most of them will remember every song’s detai
A conversation with Dr. Mark Rodgers on representation in STEM education
When looking at the giants of STEM, we can see that they are well-to-do white males; the antithesis of diversity.
The online class cheat sheet for students adapting to the new normal
Sure, we’ve all had the occasional one or two classes online, but what about three or four? Here’s the ultimate online class cheat sheet.
How the HIPS Organization is helping sex workers survive
The HIPS organization is speaking out against the violence that sex workers face daily and making sure that prostitutes feel safe in their places of work.
Dear Universities: Stop pretending you were never racist
Are universities doing enough to acknowledge the racist history or dismantle the remnants that still remain on their campuses?
Educate Yourself: A guide to literature for the #BLM era
If you’ve always been on board with the #BLM movement or you’re new to the fight, here’s a BLM library full of resources for you to educate yourself.
Here’s how 826NYC is inspiring people to speak out with creative writing
826NYC are New York’s most creative superheroes.
How Silicon Harlem is leveling the playing field in education
Silicon Harlem is doing something more than supporting curiosity and providing education. They are giving hope.
Financial technology, education, & changing the meaning of saving
Having a financial nest egg and the economics behind it are two pillars of a successful life that are sorely missing from the K-12 education system.
Why wait? There’s free education out there for creatives
We are in the midst of an unprecedented global crisis. Still, we have time at the crib. Time to focus on a new goal, a new passion, a new understanding. And like Nip would say it’s time to ̶