Adriana Rodriguez

Educator passionate about services and policies that improve outcomes for opportunity youth. My posts represent my own opinions. RT are not always endorsements.

[Adriana Rodriguez @teachAJR]

Happening now and recording available after!

[Adriana Rodriguez @teachAJR]

Rarely post these kind of videos, but Sheryl Lee Ralph is powerful in this one. A reminder “just because you have rights today doesn’t mean you’ll have those rights tomorrow” https://t.co/blpiFZnBc6

[Voto Latino @votolatino]

This #NationalVoterRegistrationWeek, Voto Latino and @rosariodawson remind you that with so many of our rights on the line, this election is personal.

Voting is how we protect our rights and hold elected officials accountable. Make a plan to vote:
🗳https://t.co/D1ffbJSiWe

[Adriana Rodriguez @teachAJR]

Faculty and more postings https://t.co/znIP1vmure

[Generation Hope @SupportGenHope]

Q3: Our new report, “Higher Together: The Impact of a College Degree for Young Parents,” shows college can have undeniable returns for young parents and their families. So why are fewer than 2% of teen mothers in the U.S. earning a degree before age 30? #StudentParentChat

[Edwin Flores @edwnflo]

My latest for @NBCNews/@NBCLatino:

The initial $10,000 of federal student loan forgiveness will allow about half of all Latino borrowers to have their entire debt forgiven, according to Excelencia in Education.
https://t.co/fen8Or0gYi

[EmpowerK12 @empowerk12]

COVID-related unfinished learning gaps shrank for the first time this spring in DC. How? We talked to 7 bright spot schools (mostly East of the River) with better outcomes for students designated as at-risk about what worked: https://t.co/yZEStMh98m

[Adriana Rodriguez @teachAJR]

Also just released...up and coming programs with asset-based, culturally responsive practices for SERVING Latinx students in higher ed. #GrowingExamples

[Adriana Rodriguez @teachAJR]

Need some inspiration today? Check out these programs from across the country doing great work with Latinx college students and their families.

[Jasmine Hill, Ph.D. @jazdhill]

Sociologists! Spreading the word: my department is hiring a chair! Senior scholars doing policy relevant work, come join us @UCLA! cc: @ABSociologists @ASAnews @socwomen @SSSP1org

[Adriana Rodriguez @teachAJR]

Early-Career Research Fellowship https://t.co/1cnAM6neKf via @theNASEM

[Adrián Trinidad @AdrianTrinid]

Dr. @Fharris3 led a rich discussion for today's Racial Equity eConvening session, "Centering Racial Equity in Course Design" of @USCRaceEquity's California Community College Racial Equity Leadership Alliance #CCCRELA

[Adriana Rodriguez @teachAJR]

Happening now...great conversation with representatives from @LehmanCollege @Fresno_State & @utrgv facilitated by Deborah Santiago (@ds_excelencia) CEO of @EdExcelencia. In partnership with @ThirdWayEDU sharing their Econ Mob Index.

[Adriana Rodriguez @teachAJR]

@ShakeandCoUWS And @busboysandpoets in Arlington, Va

[Adriana Rodriguez @teachAJR]

@ShakeandCoUWS Blue Plate Books, Winchester Va

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[Adriana Rodriguez @teachAJR]

@RobertCMedina @LouiseM25632432 @showgirlcf @DaniellaCarlisi Saw this chart and here is article that explains it https://t.co/GWjYKQvKvz

[Adriana Rodriguez @teachAJR]

@ViewfromArgus @Cubfan13241 @fluidcreativiy I’m not suggesting that there isn’t a link I know they are related. I’m saying it’s a GOP trope that gets repeated that they say is from one study (I think from GAO) even though countless others prove they are related.

[Adriana Rodriguez @teachAJR]

@Cubfan13241 @fluidcreativiy This conservative idea comes from federal govt studies that showed their was no direct link between providing food & academic achievement. Which doesn’t take into account general well-being and everything else raised on thread. But that’s the source.