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Recreating Home: Justice Over Everything with Byron Green-Calisch
Dr. Byron Green-Calisch shares how he turned 14 years of higher education and leadership research into consulting, public media work, and activism in…
7 months ago
Sankofa Bird: Affirming Blackness From The Start of Early Childhood Education with Anissa L. Eddie
Drawing on her expertise in social work and education policy and her lived experience as a Black Biracial woman, Dr. Anissa L. Eddie shares how inten…
7 months, 3 weeks ago
Take This With You Vol. 3 | Social Justice Origin Stories
This is Volume 3 of “Take This With You“, a special series from Social Justice Origin Stories. Storytelling is a gift, and in this series, storytelle…
8 months ago
Black In The Stacks: Sharing Stories of Black Librarians, Authors, and Advocates with Marquita Gooch
Marquita D. Gooch, MLIS, reflects on the pitfalls and power dynamics of representing a library system publicly, while being limited in her ability to…
8 months, 2 weeks ago
In Community Vol. 1: The Voices of Social Justice Origin Stories | 2024 + 2025
No one gets to where they are by themselves, and this project would not exist without the collective wisdom of the storytellers who’ve shared their s…
9 months, 2 weeks ago
Kujo's Kid Zone: Connecting Roots, Bridging Histories, and Empowering Futures with Randy Quansah
Randy Quansah, creator of Kujo's Kid Zone, shares a memory of an early experience with racism at school that sparked his journey of self-discovery an…
10 months ago
The Justice We Imagine Vol. 3 | Social Justice Origin Stories
This is Volume 3 of The Justice We Imagine, a special series from Social Justice Origin Stories. This series focuses on storytellers' responses to th…
10 months, 2 weeks ago
For Those Who'll Come After Vol. 2 | Social Justice Origin Stories
This is Volume 2 of “For Those Who’ll Come After“, a special series from Social Justice Origin Stories. In this series, storytellers reach across tim…
10 months, 4 weeks ago
Humanizing Our Neurodivergence: Lessons of Love From The People's Platypus with Sheldon Gay
Sheldon Gay shares his journey of late identification as gifted and neurodivergent, which fostered his commitment to humanizing Black, gifted, and ot…
11 months, 1 week ago
A More HUMAN Approach to Truth-Telling & Building Community: Becoming The Quiet Rebel with Tracie Jae
Tracie Jae, human culture strategist and educator describes how her family both shielded her from, and prepared her to engage with racial injustice, …
11 months, 3 weeks ago