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Making a Difference

The social and academic stress of college is a full-course load in itself, never mind trying to get a nonprofit off the ground, raising funds, and recruiting. But that didn’t stop Audrey K. Chisholm from launching Revolution Leadership Inc. during her sophomore year at Florida State University.

New Lessons for Our Classrooms

From kindergarten to 12th grade, Will Thomas never had a black male teacher and only once had a black female teacher. “I felt like we weren’t represented in the classroom, and it bothered me throughout my school experience,” says Thomas, referring to his years growing up in Ellenville, New York, a relatively diverse community.

Finding Common Ground

Thomas and Sharde Caffey of Chicago have only been married a little more than a year, and they can already see that their differing views about money lead to arguments

6-Year High School Prepares Students of Color for Work in STEM

6-Year High School Prepares Students of Color for Work in STEM

The Department of Education, the City University of New York (CUNY) and IBM partnered to open, P-TECH an innovative New York City high school where students are educated an additional two years from grade 9 through 14. The focus is on getting minority students prepared for joining the STEM sector of the workforce.

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