The Center for the Education and Equity of African American Students (CEEAAS) disseminates research on the effective teaching of African American students.
A delegation of CEEAAS Faculty and Teacher Affiliates have been engaged in Lagos, Nigeria studying the connections between African American and Yoruba culture. Pictured here is the delegation with Mrs. Folasade Adefisayo, Commissioner for Education, Lagos State (center).
Dr. Bobby Donaldson shared powerful remarks opening our #GoodTroubleConversation. Reminding us the landmark Brown v. Board of Ed starting right here in SC 68 years ago.
We are getting in GOOD Trouble in 2022! Join us for a Good Trouble Conversation with Derek W. Black (@DerekWBlack) discussing School House Burning. May 18, 2022. Free copies of the book will be available. @UofSCCRC@UofSCEducation
Join us in congratulating one of our own CEEAAS Sankofa teachers, Ms. Saudah Collins! She has been named by @NCSSNetwork as the 2021 Elementary Teacher of the Year! Ms. Collins is the African Studies teacher at Jackson Creek Elementary (@JCEScholars, @RichlandTwo)!
Have you heard or seen the latest episode of #EdtalksfortheSoul. We sit down with Dr. Bobby Donaldson of @UofSCCRC to talk about local Black histories and how they can be vital to classrooms.
We at the HUSC Club would like to extend a huge thank you to @chefskip202 (on IG) and to everyone who supported our fundraiser last Thursday! With your support, we were able to donate $96.70 to the University of South Carolinaβs @CEEAAS! ππ
We are so excited about our new #EdTalksfortheSoul episode with @DrBaronDavis on Courage. Be sure to check it out on Youtube (https://t.co/KuM8MUnHg7) Apple Podcasts and Spotify!
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