This framework is not a checklist of data to collect. System leaders have used it to supercharge their planning, communications, and continuous improvement.
Think of the ten steps in this guide as a starting point to effectively using data to benefit the programs, communities, and young people you serve.
Dr. Gloria Ladson-Billings moderates a conversation with a panel of youth of color who share their insights to illuminate our understanding of the importance of having racially diverse educators.
This resource is intended to support state education agency (SEA) staff members as they build partnerships with tribal leaders to improve educational outcomes for Native students.
Native languages are disappearing in the U.S. and beyond. Hawaii’s efforts to promote the Hawaiian language could serve as a model elsewhere.
This Equity Tool provides a template and resources for a professional learning session focused on educating school district stakeholders about how to further school integration efforts in their local communities.
This guide will help researchers design and implement impact studies in education so that the findings are more generalizable to the study’s target population.
The authors share their research framework, methods, and results so that science institutions can better understand how to intentionally create more equitable research partnerships with our communities.
This body of work seeks to encourage shifts of awareness and practice, by centering racial equity and community voice within the context of data integration and use.