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WE CAN DO THIS!
I, along with an estimated 20 million plus viewers each night and almost 30 million viewers on the final night, sat glued to my television Monday through Thursday, August 19th-22nd, watching the Democratic National Convention where Vice President Kamala Harris made history as the first “Black and South Asian Woman” to be nominated by her…
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Creative Schooling: Interview with Local Filmmaker, Julian Lowenthal
The first time I met filmmaker, Julian Lowenthal, was in the lobby of the Greenfield Gardens Cinema, Greenfield, MA, in June of this year, where he was having a showing of his first full-length feature film, Money Game. As of this writing, the film has won a dozen awards across three festivals, including Best Original…
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Growing for Fall and Still More Ways to Prevent Pests and Disease
Welcome to Can You Dig It?, your monthly column for all things related to the farm or garden so you don’t ruin the best part of growing food: harvesting. This month we want to continue to talk about pests and diseases and share some direct seeded vegetables that will savor the cooler weather we have…
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How To Show Up
Urban education continues to face the same self-defeating dilemma in that there are two truths that those of us in the field consider to be evidence-based facts. Students of color have better outcomes when they have even one teacher who looks like them during their K-12 education. Teachers of color continue to be underrepresented in…











