I attended an African American Studies class as a part of ongoing exchanges where MAT candidates join undergraduate students in the AFAM 399 Public Scholarship
2018 In Reflection
It has been a busy year in the School of Education at the University of Puget Sound and a time of deep curriculum and program
Reflections on AFAM/EDUC Cross Disciplinary Discussions
Throughout the five weeks of AFAM 399/EDUC 614 joint classroom sessions, I had the honor to participate and engage in intellectual activism that has influenced my
Learning About Teacher Research
Teachers are always looking for better ways to run their classrooms, teach lessons, or communicate with students, and teacher research provides a vehicle for that
Should I Join?
“I’m thinking about joining ASCA. What are the benefits?” I remember asking myself this question when I first began my Master’s in Counseling program many
Does the Moral Arc of the Universe Bend Toward Justice?
Reflections on a 45-year career in mental health. Former President Obama has frequently quoted Reverend Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.: “The arc of history is
Undoing Miseducation
We are pleased to announce the publication of a Special Issue of the Race and Pedagogy Journal. Undoing Miseducation: Centering Race and Unlearning Racism in
What Does Race Have To Do With The Science Classroom?
I often found myself wondering this exact question while attending my MAT program 4 years ago. Although the materials we read were interesting and eye-opening,
2018 Race and Pedagogy National Conference
We look forward to the 2018 Race and Pedagogy National Conference, September 27-29, 2018. The mission of the Race and Pedagogy Institute is to educate
