High school curricula: Progress or regress?
We live in a diverse society; it’s time for all school curriculums to reflect that.
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UC Berkeley School of Public Health awarded federal undergraduate grant
The Maternal, Child and Adolescent Health, or MCAH, Program at the UC Berkeley School of Public Health was awarded a federal grant to guide undergraduates into the maternal and child health profession.
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SAPEP: Is California investing in an equitable future?
Students, especially students of color, rely on SAPEP to help them attain higher education that might otherwise be impossible.
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Asian Americans deserve recognition in educational curriculums
It’s no secret that U.S. education glosses over its racist, anti-Asian history, and although many of us feel we are familiar with its horrors, we aren’t.
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Is it really our turn?
UC Berkeley campus administration and The Daily Californian are leading employees and student employees to go directly to My Turn instead of understanding the full guidance.
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CA’s proposed ethnic studies curriculum still lacks necessary breadth, depth
STATE AFFAIRS: To truly confront prejudice in education, CA cannot dilute the new curriculum’s focus on marginalized perspectives
As we consider this ethnic studies curriculum, we must do so with a degree of attention, care and foresight equal to the great potential and power it holds.
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Why all high schools should have a Black studies department
While a large scale restructuring must occur in all institutions, establishing Black studies in educational institutions is a step toward this rebuild.
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For real progress, fund the humanities
Today, as we address the aftermath of the previous presidential administration, it’s necessary to reexamine our hyper-fixation on technological progress.
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Can California’s colleges help reintegrate former prisoners?
Building a robust “prison-to-college” pipeline that begins during incarceration and continues post-release would improve access to college for formerly incarcerated Californians.
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CA, why not affirmative action?
While affirmative action remains an imperfect policy, it will still take us a step closer to equal opportunity for everyone.
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