#Equitable

Firass Abiad

firassabiad

1/6 Will the vaccine, arriving in February, save us? It is important to keep in mind that what will save us and allow us to resume our lives, and economic

Adam Kirk Edgerton

AdamKirkEdge

on why annual test scores this year are important to researchers and not necessarily practitioners. No judgment, just an explainer. First, longitudinal data systems have been built at great cost,

Ali Velshi

AliVelshi

1/6Life as we knew it is unlikely to come back soon for millions of Americans & frankly, we should be aiming far higher than for a return to "normal.” Because

Trevor Mattos

trevormattos

Ran a quick data request today and found myself shocked even as I looked at a familiar story. The headline here is that *staggering* inequality reigned in Boston well before

Prof Christopher Jackson

seis_matters

I took part in an interesting panel discussion (‘ImperialAction: Let's Talk Social Mobility’) last night for the @imperialcollege Working Class and First-Generation Network. Super-interesting to hear about what challenges remain

Hillary Monahan

HillaryMonahan

We're missing an opportunity not exploring Disney Princesses but over 50.Snow White: realizing her prince looks bad in tights, SW divorces him, divests herself of seven clingy miners, and runs

Jane Lyons

janeplyons

I agree that the NIMBY-YIMBY dichotomy is a false one & often unhelpful. But then why this headline? This sucks so much and makes me so sad. The YIMBY worldview

Christopher Scipio

ScipioCk

1. it’s so interesting how GC “leaders” launch programs to help equity seeking groups and right away applaud themselves as if the work is done. phrases like “this illustrates our

Dr. J Jackson-Beckham

jnikolbeckham

Actually, no...I don't do "diversity training." A thread. I've had to put considerable energy into saying "no" over the past month. This isn't easy for me, as someone who habitually

Carolyn Whitzman she/her

CWhitzman

No easy answer, which is why there is resistance to 15 min city jargon! Ping @EcologyOttawa @JLeiper @HorizonOttawa Step 1 heat map neighbourhoods for access & priorise poorly served areas

Laura Quilter

lquilter

All the energy that teachers are having to spend to fight with admin...cd be spent on improving the inevitable online. Instead school dists are intent on reliving March, in Oct.

Sylvia K. Alston

SylviaKAlston

When I was 14, my mom took me out of private school and moved us to the suburbs of Maplewood, NJ. It took me a couple years to adapt to

Amber Butts

nocannedveggies

White people,At this point you should have your Black friends' cashapps, PayPals,etc memorized. Write them on Post-Its & put them on your wall, refrigerators, mirrors. Include them in the chat

Dan Scratch

DanScratch03

One of the big issues that teachers will have to tackle around anti-racism PD is the ways in which we police students in schools. We can't just point to SRO's

Ndidi Unaka MD, MEd

NdidiUnaka

A few reflections in a ...The emergency use authorization of the COVID 19 vaccine has prompted dialogue about its equitable distribution among healthcare workers. No doubt, these past few months

Sabina Vohra-Miller

SabiVM

We need to be looking one level higher, at the systemic issues that are driving these downstream challenges. Specifically:- Workplace inequities- Access to healthcareExplained in thread below. CC: @TorontoIDDoc @zchagla

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