I was thrilled to join the symposium at the @ObserESHarvard and share some of my research from the past year. If you're interested in Langston Hughes, Paul Robeson, civil rights, the Spanish Civil War, or U.S. national security, my talk is available here!
https://t.co/jYtncGhvit
“To make distance learning work, vulnerable families need emergency broadband relief.” Senate Republicans refuse to prioritize broadband infrastructure for rural communities, even as #COVID19 intensifies the need for virtual education and telehealth. More: https://t.co/FerNJGzZVf
Thanks to the @AspenInstitute's "Best Ideas of the Day" for including my article on rural education alongside important pieces on school transportation, racial justice, and mental health during the pandemic! https://t.co/evSDWfoUzV
“Rural schools often become the largest local employer as well as a community’s cultural hub,” says @NoahSecondo of @HarvardPolitics. When a rural school loses funding, the entire community suffers. We must take actions to protect rural schools. More: https://t.co/xyzIVt3xif
Noah Secondo: "To protect students and their families, bus drivers, and teachers, any return to school requires a deep consideration of how students travel to and from their classrooms."
https://t.co/6qEfvbAHvG
As the academic year begins, we can't leave rural communities and their schools behind (again). Special thanks to @janekleeb, @Jsipple, and Superintendent Peter Dillon for their insights in my latest piece for @HarvardPolitics.
https://t.co/kRWUCJQtOP
As school districts decide whether or not to return to on-site instruction in the fall, a faltering school-transportation system threatens to fall over, landing right on top of poor students and their peers of color.
https://t.co/lin6yIDXzs