We called Sam on the phone to talk about his experiences as an educator and all the problems he wants to fix.
Experience At The Women’s March
by Ben C.
I met up with my friends at the high school for the second women’s march. I devoured some Crispy Creams and then we all left the high school at ten. We met up with the rest of the marchers and marched for a few hours.
Interview With Audrey Gual
by Ben C.
We were lucky to go to the NAACP headquarters for an interview with Audrey Gual, director of the education department of the NAACP. The NAACP is an organization that brings light to lots of different activism topics. They have programs to explain to parents how important it is to help schools so that they can support the schools for a better experience for the students. She gave a packet on what Obama has done in the educational department, which was really helpful.
Sit In On Third Grade Social Justice Class
by Ben C.
We came to sit in on a third grade social justice class. We didn’t participate, but it was interesting to observe how much they knew at such a young age. Chap made the concepts easier to understand for kids, which was amazing.
An Interview With Teimosa Martin, Mid-Atlantic Regional Vice President of The Achievement Network
by Ben C.
We asked Teimosa to meet with us for an interview, so she came to LREI. We started by her asking what Education Equity meant to us, and then we asked her some questions about her experiences and why she’s so passionate about what she does.
An Interview With Sandra Chapman, Director Of Diversity.
by Ben C.
We asked Chap if we could have an interview, so we met over lunch. We asked about Chap’s experiences at LREI. We talked about affinity groups and how that helps LREI as well.
