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By Madeline de Figueiredo, Daily Yonder Major changes to a federal childcare grant program have forced student parents across the country to scramble for care in…
By Laura Turner-Essel, PhD As a mother of four children, I’ve done A LOT of school shopping. I don’t mean the autumn ritual of purchasing school…
By Aswad Walker | Houston Defender | Word In Black [This post contains video, click to play] This post was originally published on Defender Network (WIB) – John Peavy III…
By Louis J. King II, President & CEO, OIC of America As we celebrate the 100th anniversary of Black History Month, I’m reflecting on the century…
By Nadia Jaboneta The following article is an excerpt from Each and Every Child: Teaching Preschool with an Equity Lens, published by the National Association for…
By Janet R. Damon, Ed.S, MLIS Janet Damon (left) is one of five recipients of The NEA Foundation’s Horace Mann Awards for Teaching Excellence and was…
By Matt Windsor | Birmingham Times | http://www.uab.edu Red brick was once the defining feature of campus. But as a new generation of buildings comes online—seven…
The National Black Child Development Institute (NBCDI) proudly announces the launch of its inaugural Book, Toy, & Media (BTM) Awards. This groundbreaking initiative advances NBCDI’s mission…
By TotallyRandie The fourth quarter of the year is often dubbed “giving season,” and for good reason. As October fades into November, the cultural zeitgeist shifts…
By Stacy M. Brown, NNPA Newswire Senior National Correspondent Harvard University now finds itself standing where politics, power, and punishment meet, as the removal of a…