This past week in Charlotte more than 200 people were detained by ICE, and fear and anger in our community is real. In the latests episode of The Teacher’s Forum, Dr. James Ford speaks powerfully about what this moment means for educators and students alike. tinyurl.com/c2nrj86s

Everyone talks about “fixing” education. But what if the system is working exactly as designed? On this episode of the Teacher’s Forum, I sat down with Dr. RoseMary Clairmont & Jonathan Santos Silva to talk Native education and systemic inequities. www.buzzsprout.com/2228994/epis...

Season 3 of The Teacher’s Forum opens with award-winning playwright Ismail Khalidi. His work powerfully gives voice to the Palestinian story too often silenced. We talk identity, art, and the role of educators in speaking truth to power. tinyurl.com/m3wrb9jt
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In this episode of The Teacher’s Forum, David talks with David Spellmon, a behavior specialist using hip-hop to transform classrooms. We explore how music and culture can engage students, boost literacy, and create space for critical thinking. tinyurl.com/ms89fc86 #hiphoped #Education #educolor

Freda Lin, co-founder of the YURI Project, shares how activism, identity, and education intersect in the fight for Asian American history. A must-listen! podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/t...

It was an absolute pleasure to interview my former 6th grade student, Michael Lamb. From his path as a classroom teacher to now working with D.C. Public Schools, Michael has an unwavering commitment to educational equity and advocacy. podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/p...

Honored to have had Abeer Ramadan-Shinnawi on The Teacher’s Forum for an incredible discussion about the experiences of Muslim students, the power of cultural identity, and how educators can create more inclusive spaces. A must-listen! podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/t...

Honored to have Abeer Ramadan-Shinnawi on The Teacher’s Forum!
We had an incredible discussion about the experiences of Muslim students, the power of cultural identity, and how educators can create more inclusive spaces. Join Us! podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/t... #education #educolor

The story of Black history is one of innovation, resistance, and self-determination. In this Black History Month episode of The Teacher’s Forum, Dr. Charles Branham reminds us why understanding our full history empowers us in these challenging times.
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🎻🎶 NEW EPISODE ALERT! 🎶🎻
In this episode of The Teacher’s Forum, we sit down with composer and educator Adrian Gordon to discuss his journey as a Black composer in classical music. Adrian also shares insights on representation, mentorship, and the power of authenticity. tinyurl.com/3f3wwaan

From addressing mental health to teaching critical race theory, this episode of The Teacher’s Forum dives into the realities of education today.
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🎧 Why are more Black families choosing homeschooling?
This week on The Teacher’s Forum, LaQuinda Johnson shares how her experience as an educator and mother led her to create a culturally relevant homeschooling co-op. podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/t...