Dr. Gholdy Muhammad explains the history of prestigious African American literary societies and continuing the tradition of Black educational excellence.
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S2E17: Be the Change You Want To See (ft. Kurt Russell, National Teacher of the Year)
Kurt Russell, 2022 National Teacher of the Year, joins us to discuss how a diverse curriculum can enrich our youth.
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S2E16: Black August: The Celebration of Rebellion (ft. Dr. Greg Carr)
Did you know there was an entire month dedicated to celebrating Black Liberation? Dr. Greg Carr teaches the importance and significance of Black August.
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Creating and Sustaining a Diverse Teacher Workforce (ft. Lynn Jennings & Eric Duncan)
Host Shayna Terrell connects with Ed Trust staff live from the ‘Building a Movement: Creating and Sustaining a Diverse Teacher Workforce Convening!’
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S2E14: Brothers Impacting Education (ft. Larry Irvin)
Larry Irvin, CEO of Brothers Empowered to Teach talks about creating pathways to education for aspiring Black Male Educators and how they defy convention.
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Let Them Be Great: Allowing Youth To Be Their Authentic Selves (ft. Dr. Chris Emdin)
Award winning teacher, professor, and author Chris Emdin joins us to discuss urban education, unlocking youth potential and of course, some Hip Hop!
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S2E13: The Constitutional Fight for a Quality Education (ft. Dr. Greg Carr)
Dr. Greg Carr talks about the Constitutional fight for a quality education and working with youth doing the work.
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Accelerating Black Achievement Through a Black Teacher Pipeline (ft. Dr. Constance A Lindsay)
In just the second episode of ‘Building the Black Educator Pipeline,’ Dr. Constance Lindsay shared how a Black teacher pipeline will impact Black student achievement.
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S2E12: Voices of Future Black Educators (ft. Christian Sabree & Maleah Thomas-Thornton)
Future Black educators join the podcast to discuss their Freedom Schools experience and their excitement about leading the next generation.
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