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Volume 49 Issue 2

Separation and Healing: A Journey Toward Restoration and Recovery in Education

Voices in Urban Education (VUE)

Editor's Introduction

Separation and Healing: A Journey Toward Restoration and Recovery in Education

Voices in Urban Education (VUE)

Where We Go Wrong in Equity Work

This autoethnographic commentary includes anecdotes along with scientific background, ending with suggestions to do your best work as an equity warrior.

Voices in Urban Education (VUE)

Conversation with Delia Arellano-Weddleton

This interview with Nellie Mae Senior Program Officer Delia Arrellano-Weddleton provides important insight on how racial equity has become a focusing lens for the philanthropic work of the Nellie Mae Foundation and how her own experiences and background influenced her path and direction.

Voices in Urban Education (VUE)

Twenty Years, Ten Lessons

This article features two leaders of the contemporary community school movement who share their reflections on key lessons learned by community school practitioners and advocates over the past two decades.

Voices in Urban Education (VUE)

Students’ Civil Rights

This article takes a careful look at political and policy tools that presidential administrations have at their disposal for ameliorating educational inequalities.

Voices in Urban Education (VUE)

Human-Centered Systems

This article explores how school leaders can strategically organize to create humanist systems within their schools to effectively counter the racial bigotry and systemic oppression.

Voices in Urban Education (VUE)

Coming from Where We’re From

This research captures authentic student voices and experiences of African American students, who have faced the complexity of adjusting to and navigating through unfamiliar terrain while simultaneously building nuanced relationships across racial, cultural, and ethnic boundaries.

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