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DISRUPTING WHITE NOISE by Zak Foste and Lauren N. Irwin is "an important and illuminating read for anyone working on a c...
09/03/2026

DISRUPTING WHITE NOISE by Zak Foste and Lauren N. Irwin is "an important and illuminating read for anyone working on a college campus, as well as those who are interested in gaining a deeper understanding of how race affects college campuses." —Julie J. Park https://bit.ly/4y0zWYT

During a recent webinar hosted by Literacy in the Disciplines 6-12, HEP author Jenelle E. Williams spoke about the curre...
09/03/2026

During a recent webinar hosted by Literacy in the Disciplines 6-12, HEP author Jenelle E. Williams spoke about the current state of disciplinary literacy implementation across the US. Watch a recording of this event here:

The session examines the current state of disciplinary literacy imp...

HEP author Jean-Claude Brizard appeared on EdSurge's This Week podcast and discussed new federal guidance for using tech...
09/03/2026

HEP author Jean-Claude Brizard appeared on EdSurge's This Week podcast and discussed new federal guidance for using technology in classrooms. Listen to this episode here:

On this episode of This Week with EdSurge, unpacking new federal edtech guidance for schools.

In THE PRIVATEERS, Josh Cowen explores the surprising history of tax-funded school choice programs in the US and warns o...
09/02/2026

In THE PRIVATEERS, Josh Cowen explores the surprising history of tax-funded school choice programs in the US and warns of the dangers of education privatization. Learn more about this book and others we're highlighting this election season: https://bit.ly/4y0zWYT

"What does it mean when schooling prepares students for some forms of labor and not others? How do we honor educational ...
09/02/2026

"What does it mean when schooling prepares students for some forms of labor and not others? How do we honor educational progress while confronting the ways it has structured inequality—particularly for Black girls?" Daniel J. Thomas III poses these questions in his blog post: https://bit.ly/4vfebCV

In her new Harvard Educational Review article, Brittany L. Jones examines Black high school youth's emotional and affect...
09/02/2026

In her new Harvard Educational Review article, Brittany L. Jones examines Black high school youth's emotional and affective experiences as they engage with histories of Black suffering. Find out more and read this piece here: https://bit.ly/4zwWHWb

09/02/2026

HEP author Alexis Redding sat down for an interview with the Tea for Teaching podcast, which is hosted by John Kane and Rebecca Mushtare, and discussed research from her book, MENTAL HEALTH IN COLLEGE. Listen to this episode here:

459. Mental Health in College Posted in emotion, higher education, learning, support network, teachingAugust 19, 2026 A growing proportion of college students report mental health challenges, but most student affairs practitioners, campus leaders, and faculty members have received little training in...

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