Teaching While White Podcast

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Dr. Pedro Noguera is a prolific writer. Some of the books we mentioned can be f ound here .

Our guest is Jacqueline Battalora , author of, Birth of a White Nation (Her lecture can be seen here ) and, Lucy, a Girls Journey From Indenture to Freedom in Colonial North America . She can be contacted here . Here is the past episode Liza references that explores how to move forward when we get things wrong in cross racial relationships. Finally, the Book Jackie was reading, Betty by Tiffany Mc...

Listen to the trailer for the upcoming episodes- that will start being released October 9th!

What does Cross racial solidarity look, sound and feel like? Elizabeth and Liza speak with Dr. Howard Stevenson about the need to acknowledge racial stress so that we can be authentic and antiracist in our cross racial relationships. 

In this episode, Jenna and Liza talk with a cross racial team, Dr. Tabitha Moore and Erin Maguire from Vermont public schools about how they have been able to build a successful collaboration across race to effect greater change.

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(Ep 24) Kevin Welner and Prudence Carter, Closing the Opportunity Gap: What America Must Do to Give Every Child an Even Chance. (Ep 25) John Diamond and Amanda Lewis, Despite the Best Intentions: How Racial Inequality Thrives in Good Schools Edutopia: Moving Beyond Status in Math Class Detracking, AVID atmosphere may improve students’ health, psychosocial outcomes https://corp.smartbrief.com/origi...

Despite The Best Intentions Learning for Justice Article Detracking.com Voices for Racial Justice Integrated Schools

Episode Resources: Prudence Carter and Kevin Welner, Closing the Opportunity Gap: What America Must Do to Give Every Child an Even Chance Carol Burris and Delia Garrity, Detracking for Excellence and Equity  Jeannie Oaks, Keeping Track  American Progress report, ​​ Closing Advanced Coursework Equity Gaps for All Students Learning for Justice,  “How one school stopped tracking studen...

Jenna spoke with Ellen Guettlet about her decision to move her children out of a predominantly white school in Minneapolis.

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There are plenty of great resources out there. Gere are some to get started. S ocial Justice Kids Raising Race Conscious Children Beyond the Golden Rule Here is the music from City Love that we featured at the end!

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In this episode, Jenna sat down with Nicole Post, an elementary school teacher from St. Louis. Nicole describes how she met with and challenged the resistance she faced from administrators and parents when teaching about race in her classroom.

Elizabeth sat down with Thu Anh Nguyen to discuss how the pandemic has highlighted white supremacy in schools. Thu Anh Nguyen (she/her) is an educator and writer whose work centers around equity and justice. Thu Anh has led workshops and writes essays about cultural competence and literacy. She is also a poet. Her writing has been published in Literacy Today , Southern Humanities Review , Cider Pr...

Elizabeth sits down with author and coach, Elena Aguilar to talk about how race shows up in teaching coaching relationships.

A follow up from, To Teach or To Kill a Mockingbird, in this episode we hear from a group of multiracial students about their experiences studying this iconic text in schools

In this episode, Jenna speaks with William Yepes, a Spanish teacher in Cambridge, MA who is originally from Columbia. William talks about the false notion of "remaining neutral," and how his journey to becoming a US citizen defined his identity and his teaching practice.

What can White teachers do in this moment to take action in the midst of the duel pandemics or Covid and Racism? Our guests, Jose Vilson , and Kelly Wickham Hurs t give their insights as two educators who are leading efforts to move schools towards antiracism. Other resources mentioned in this episode: Educolor How to Start a Plan and Take Action Against Racism

Join us as we interview Shelly Tochluk and Christine Saxman who have been investigating white supremacist organizations and their tactics for recruiting white youth as new members, and what teachers and parents can do about it.

What if schools are doing exactly what they were meant to do? What if they were designed to only educate the elite few? Warning: This episode contains swearing, which, given the topic, feels appropriate.

How are objects from Native American cultures used without context in schools? What are we still teaching about Thanksgiving? In this episode, Jenna sat down with Claudia Fox Tree to talk about how invisible Indigenous culture is in most schools.