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Why pronouncing names correctly is more than a common courtesy
In this NPR podcast, Ruchika Tulshyan talks about the importance of pronouncing names correctly as a way to practice anti-racism and allyship in the moment. (16 minutes)
This fall, aim for engagement
In their blog post, Matt Mariola and Ryan Ozar argue that educators should revisit the "age-old argument that student learning hinges less on content and more on engagement."
National Urban League calls for post-COVID racial equity
In the 2020-21 annual report, the National Urban League, one of the nation's oldest civil rights organizations, is advocating for a "new normal," one that is more inclusive and equitable than before the pandemic. Read the article covering the report's finding, or see the full report "The State of Black America."
A lack of diversity in research and analytics is not just unethical — it is dangerous
This opinion piece argues that better pipelines need to be created for people of color in STEM fields.
Report gives colleges a Roadmap for high-quality online education after the pandemic
This article highlights some valuable lessons that were learned after the abrupt switch to online learning during the COVID-19 pandemic.
White Supremacist Propaganda Hits All-Time High in 2020
2020 market the highest level of racist, anti-Semitic and other hateful messages reported since the Anti-Defamation League (ADL) began tracking such data. This article highlights the key findings of the Center of Extremism's annual report.
Op-Ed: Working in Solidarity to Address Anti-Asian Violence and Xenophobia
This op-ed discusses the need to take a more intentionally inclusive and intersectional approach to address identity-based hate crimes, marginalization, and oppression.