EDUCATION
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Christina Lewis Halpern A WIDER NET: INCLUSION & INNOVATION IN TECH on October 22nd 5pm-8pm In partnership with Digital Diversity Network and NYC Tech Talent Pipeline, this important…
Dr. Adelaide L. Hines Sanford Please join us as we celebrate our beloved educator, Dr. Adelaide L. Hines Sanford, Vice Chancellor Emerita on the occasion of her 90th…
Fighting To Keep A School Going The cast members of Tyler Perry's "The Haves and the Have Nots" are set to join in the annual celebration of the…
Friends of the Congo (FOTC) is commemorating Congo Week VIII from October 18 - 24. We are excited to host special events in New York City this year…
Marian Wright Edelman “Suffering is inevitable, but how you deal with it is not fixed in stone. That can change. You can develop a way to face it.”…
Today is the first day for families to submit a request for testing for the Gifted and Talented exam. All families interested in Gifted and Talented programs must…
Come to The College of New Rochelle’s Graduate Programs Open House to learn about the College’s master’s degree and certificate programs in Education, Human Services, Art and Communication…
Image from the "Whiteness Project" Q and A with Dow in NYmag On September 9 The Black Star News published my article about a Hunter College Dean's list…
President Obama and Duncan Arne Duncan is one of my longest-serving Cabinet Secretaries, and he’s been a friend for a lot longer than that. So it’s with some…
Ta-Nehisi Coates Between the World and Me Spiegel & Grau, 2015 by Ta-Nehisi Coates Toni Morrison Was Right With his second book, Between the World and Me, Ta-Nehisi…
