Inclusion is Political: The Ambiguity of Social Media Advocacy
A new study by Pew Research Center reveals that Americans are largely undecided about the...
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Author: Caroline Belden
Inclusion is Political: An Introduction
What does it mean to be “political”? In today’s politically polarized world, we often hear...
Read MoreDoing ‘The Work’: Create. Connect. Commit.
Over the course of this series, we’ve shared with you the organizations we support and believe are doing “the work.” In the first post of this series, we shared what “doingthe work” means to us: creating transformative and...
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Doing ‘The Work’: Standing in the Gap for Educational Equity
When we think about the roots of inequity and the roots of exclusion, it often comes back to...
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Doing ‘The Work’: Restoring Relationships through Restorative Justice
Doing ‘the work’ is first and foremost about people. It’s about, as we’ve shared in the past few...
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