Jane Elliott
Jane Elliott was a young teacher when she conducted the "Blue Eyes/Brown Eyes Exercise.” It was conducted the mournful day after Martin Luther King was assassinated on April 4, 1968, and she wanted to...
24 Jul 20201h 23min
Social Determinants of Health
Dr Jalan Burton MD, MPH is a licensed Pediatrician and public health expert primarily serving the District of Columbia and surrounding Maryland and Virginia. She has over a decade of experience in pri...
10 Jul 20201h 13min
The History of Slavery and Business of Slavery in the United States
Professor Calvin Schermerhorn, PhD is a historian on slavery and the business of slavery, and African-American inequities. Here, he discusses the history of slavery and capitalism, and several themes ...
7 Jul 20201h 44min
Nutrition 101
Stephanie Machacek,CNS is a Board Certified Clinical Nutritionist and Health Coach. Stephanie works with women to find the underlying cause of their symptoms and correct them through nutrition and lif...
2 Jul 20201h 1min
Endrew F
Attorney Jack D. Robinson discusses his landmark Supreme Court case, Endrew F. The Supreme Court case that mandated school districts provide a proper and robust free appropriate public education (FAPE...
26 Jun 20201h 13min
"An American Problem" part II: Black Student Voices
Minnesota Teacher of the Year, Jessica Davis' students and Dr. Marcellus Davis (no relation) discuss George Floyd, race, colorism, racial profiling, and more. Dr. Davis is the Director of Equity & Eng...
24 Jun 20201h 45min
Alternatives to Use of Force in Schools
Kimberly Sanders,MS is President of Ukeru Systems. Ukeru Systems utilizes trauma informed and research based approaches as an alternative to use of force in schools. Ukeru has reduced use of force by ...
19 Jun 20201h 18min
Use of Force In Schools
Accomplished attorney David Greco discusses how he is currently defending the most vulnerable children against use of force. He also discusses some recommendations for US education reform. David Greco...
11 Jun 20201h 5min
