Recording of the webinar The Anti-Racist Education We Need, sponsored by the Anti-Racist Teaching and Learning Collective(ARTLC), Students for Educational Ju...

Public schools have a long history of sustaining racial inequality and segregation. But they have also provided inspiring models of anti-racism, witnessed in innovative teaching and curricula, collaborations between teachers, students and communities, and commitments to the transformation of our world.

In this webinar, we hear from two experienced panels that will share specific examples of the kinds of anti-racist teaching, learning, and collaboration underway in schools across the state.

Sponsored by: Anti-Racist Teaching and Learning Collective, Students for Educational Justice, and Hearing Youth Voices

From Our Teachers for Teachers

Nataliya Braginsky

View her website here, which includes antiracist pedagogy and practices.

A Peoples’ History of Dixwell, an audio tour created by Nataliya’s African American and Latinx History class at Metropolitan, a local New Haven high school.

Video interview with the New Haven Independent on the history walking tour of Dixwell, joined by recent Metro grads, E'moni Cotten and Dameon Dillard.

Washington Post article “The racist effects of school reopening during the pandemic—by a teacher”