Marc G. , Con Law Professor and former Prosecutor, Provides insights and understanding of our current political climate with a little primer on The Constitution. He explains it in easy understandable layman terms with ease.

Marc G. , Con Law Professor and former Prosecutor, Provides insights and understanding of our current political climate with a little primer on The Constitution. He explains it in easy understandable layman terms with ease.

Denise Oliver-Velez, Contributing editor for the Daily Kos blog; Feminist, Activist, former Young Lords Party and Black Panther Party member, is a cultural anthropologist and one of the most active contemporary revolutionaries of the 20th and 21st century.

Daily Kos, Denise Oliver-Velez

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Denise Oliver-Velez, Contributing editor for the Daily Kos blog; Feminist, Activist, former Young Lords Party and Black Panther Party member, is a cultural anthropologist and one of the most active contemporary revolutionaries of the 20th and 21st century.

Daily Kos, Denise Oliver-Velez

BlueSky: @deniseoliver-velez.bsky.social

During difficult times, there are always people around who are trying to help and make a difference. They provide, help, hope and strength in the face of adversity. Listen to a discussion with three such helpers: Adrienne and AJ Young, Jr, and Ron Reeves.

The Lifeworks Project

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Steven Evangelista, Senior Education Consultant, Teaching Matters, discusses a culturally responsive, collaboration with school communities to grow teacher capacity and improve student outcomes.

• Teaching Matters,
• Understanding ‘NYC Reads’ and Curricular Changes
• Dr. Gholdy Muhammad: ‘Cultivating Genius’
• The Circle of Courage, Native wisdom about the needs of adolescents.
• National Assessment Center Association

Dr. Ty, a Council Educator, discusses the power of community mentorship starting with family extending into collegiate fraternity emphasizing scholarship.

Booker T. Washington said, "If you want to lift yourself up, lift up someone else."