Past Events
Professor Martin Carnoy will discuss a recent study he conducted examining school systems on either side of the border area of two neighboring Southern African countries.
An overview of a talk by Linda Darling-Hammond on her book, The Flat World and Education: How America's Commitment to Equity Will Determine our Future.
Elected officials and education and civil rights experts discussed needed changes in federal law to ensure greater equity and quality in teachers assigned to low-income classrooms.
Bob Wise, Robert Rothman, Linda Darling-Hammond and others discuss policy lessons learned from high-achieving nations about teacher and leader effectiveness.
Californian education organizers, civil rights advocates, researchers, educators, and policy experts gathered at Stanford to address the issues of teacher quality.
Stanford Professor Brian Lowery addressed the impact of students' perceptions of inequality on their achievement.
Access a powerpoint presentation from Stanford Professor Rick Banks' talk on the gender gap among African Americans.
In this seminar, Educational Linguistics professor H. Samy Alim will offer pedagogical approaches to address two major "blind spots" in sociolinguistic and education literature.
Professor Leah Gordon discusses the evolution of perspectives on educational equity from the 1930s through the 1950s.
Diane Friedlaender, Elle Rustique, and Jeff Gilbert discuss how the equity oriented Hillsdale High School is successfully navigating new budget realities.
