A Harlem Youth Center Still Thrives
A few years ago, Brotherhood Sister Sol (BroSis), a youth development group in West Harlem, opened a striking $22 million
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EDUCATION
Banning Cell Phone Use in Public Schools?
A Step Toward Focus and Engagemen The pervasive presence of cell phones in schools has become a hotly debated topic
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Nikole Hannah-Jones Hosts Black Read-In When Schools Wouldn’t
Nikole Hannah-Jones, a Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist and Howard University professor, is hosting a Black read-in event in Waterloo, Iowa, after
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Perfect SAT Score
During his four years at West Orange High School, Sahli Negassi balanced two sports, led two clubs, and excelled in
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DEI Benefits many Groups, not just Black and Brown Communities
Diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) programs were created to support communities that have historically faced barriers to equal opportunities in
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Take a Minute. Make a Plan.
Diageo North America; Mothers Against Drunk Driving (MADD); the National Football League(NFL); and Uber Technologies, Inc. form a unique partnership
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5 Books to Start 2025 off Right
This curated collection of books offers insights and guidance on personal growth, spirituality, and holistic well-being. From James Clear’s actionable
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“Annual Family Fall Harvest & Trunk or Treat”
Roseville Community Charter School Roseville Community Charter School hosted its annual “Family Fall Harvest & Trunk or Treat” event on
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Julia Baxter Bates: Proving the Scientific Case for Public School Desegregation
An unsung hero of the civil rights movement, the Rutgers alumna fought racism from within the system—and won All Julia
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Essex County College’s Community Education Forum
Check out the latest Essex County College Community Education Forum TV episode, a special show taped at the College’s new West Essex campus
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