THIS. Thank you for sharing your thoughts @jazmyne_owens!
Why Critical Race Theory Matters in Policy-Making Now More Than Ever https://t.co/5iJf0HCCAE via @newamerica
As the pandemic & online learning continue, college students need affordable & reliable broadband & technology. Join HLA and our partner orgs in today’s social media DAY OF ACTION to #ConnectCollegeStudents by raising awareness about broadband access. https://t.co/7VCZ1Ec2US
To me, it is profoundly telling that every anti-racism action list includes some variation of “educate yourself.” What better way to challenge systems of power?
My thoughts on the work to be done, in @EdSurge today-- https://t.co/0fsxf2UvQw
Law students, if you find yourself at a loss for how to help right now, remember that law school is an opportunity to gain skills and knowledge you can use to help shape a better future. Your law degree will give you power and privilege. It will be up to you to use it well.
First of all, let me say that this tweet represents me and not the role I carry as the head of higher education in KY. But clearly education matters to what I am saying. I am in the “at-risk” category for Covid-19 based on health factors and race-at twice the risk to die.
“I don’t know who decided that being professional was loosely defined as being divorced of total humanity, but whoever did they’ve aided, unintentionally maybe, in a unique form of suffocation.”
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It’s up to all of us—Black, white, everyone—no matter how well-meaning we think we might be, to do the honest, uncomfortable work of rooting it out. It starts with self-examination and listening to those whose lives are different from our own.
Want to hear how #COVID19 has affected #TodaysStudents? Check out our website to view videos sent in by students across the country whose #HigherEd journeys have been affected by campus closures. https://t.co/hFCLUjh76c #COVIDStudentStories
WHOA.
Michigan settles historic lawsuit after court rules students have a constitutional right to a ‘basic’ education, including literacy https://t.co/9s0CAyfBXp
THREAD ALERT: Many Americans have begun receiving stimulus checks that were a major part of the CARES Act. But many of #TodaysStudents—who likely had to leave campus & may have lost access to secure housing, food, and jobs—will not receive checks at all. (1/7)
All of us over at @HigherLearnADV adv have been reflecting on the question, “what’s next?” We know #TodaysStudents need continued support & we can anticipate—as with our last economic downturn—a greater number of Americans will look to #highered to help them return to work. 1/9
The #CARESAct requires #highered to spend at least 50% of received funds on emergency aid for students impacted by #COVID -19 response. It's a thing of beauty to see all those basic needs addressed. I don't know if it will be enough $$, but it's start.
This week has been… hard. But to get through it, I’ve been counting my blessings, not least of which are (1) having a job (2) that treats us all like humans (3) while doing great work for #todaysstudents. Happy 3rd bday @HigherLearnADV!!
Staying at home is inconvenient. Now imagine you've been asked to leave your home and your access to meals. As colleges make the hard decision to close dorms, this is the reality for many #todaysstudents. Take a min. to tell Congress they must help - https://t.co/kWtF0WlzaC
Today FIFTY-ONE #highered organizations sent a letter to Congress asking them to #SupportTodaysStudents in the face of #COVID-19 & school closures. Read the letter here → https://t.co/IlDZfg9mZT
Colleges are closing due to COVID-19, leaving many students without access to food, shelter, & other essential campus services. You can help TODAY by telling your member of Congress to support #todaysstudents in emergency legislation: https://t.co/rBt8yOfWDi