Professor Michelle Fine
Fine, co-founderof the Public Science Project, talks about her advocacy for prisoners, the recent protests, and the obligations of those who have benefited from white privilege.
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New research by Professor Paul Attewell and alumnus Dirk Witteveen debunks some beliefs and suggests new ways to address inequity in STEM education. Read more
Carrie Rebora Barratt, Linda H. Malkas, Nelson J. Flores, Patricia A. Stapleton, Dána-Ain Davis, and Caroline Chamberlin Hellman
The annual awards recognize alumni who have achieved remarkable success in their careers and made lasting contributions to their fields and to society. Read more
Professor Wendy Luttrell and the cover of her book, "Children Framing Childhoods" (Photos courtesy of Luttrell)
Professor Wendy Luttrell discusses the surprising findings of her new book and what we can learn from kids about childhood, especially in the time of COVID-19. Read more
Vanessa Vales-Lewis (Photo courtesy of Vales-Lewis)
The first in her family to earn a doctorate, Vales-Lewis received coverage in Forbes for her achievement and her unusual journey, including the surprise ending of a postponed commencement. Read more
St. Louis Red Cross Motor Corps on duty Oct. 1918 Influenza epidemic. (Credit: Library of Congress)
With the move to home-based learning as a result of the coronavirus, a project known for its accessible, digital materials takes on new relevance for teachers and families. Read more
Professor Luttrell talks about her new book, Children Framing Childhoods: Working-Class Kids’ Visions of Care. Read more
Wendy Luttrell
Children Framing Childhoods: Working-Class Kids’ Visions of Care
(Policy Press, 2020)
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Professor Ariana Mangual Figueroa (Credit: The Graduate Center, CUNY / Alex Irklievski)
Professor Ariana Mangual Figueroa draws on her own upbringing and experiences as a New York City teacher to study how schools and immigration policies impact young, bicultural students. Read more
Professor Carla Shedd (Credit: The Graduate Center, CUNY, Rachel Ramirez)
Shedd joins Zora Neale Hurston, Toni Morrison, and Maya Angelou as an author whose book is listed on The ZORA Canon: the 100 greatest books by African American women. Read more