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Student Group on Race Relations (SGORR) is a student-run organization that works within the community of Shaker Heights, Ohio to raise awareness on racial issues and encourage inclusiveness and equity for all. Each week, two senior SGORR leaders will release their own episode highlighting a race relations topic that is especially important to them.

Episodios

  1. 18/02/2021

    One School; Two Worlds - Episode 2

    This is part of SGORR's podcast series on the experience of minority students at private schools. The second episode will provide insight into what diversity is like at private schools. This is discussed among students within the topics of friend groups, and how the school itself promotes diversity.

  2. 18/02/2021

    Ayande and Meg

    Get to know the CORE leaders Ayande and Meg!

  3. 06/02/2021

    Ian & Sarah

    The second episode in SGORR's series of CORE leader interviews! Tune in to get to know Ian (senior) and Sarah (sophomore).

  4. 25/01/2021

    "The Dream Continues" with Dr. JeffriAnne Wilder

    Dr. King was assassinated on April 4, 1968 but his legacy continues to live on through the work of his children, his supporters and fellow leaders of a larger movement for social change. Dr. Wilder — Shaker Heights Schools’ first Executive Director of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion — discusses Dr. King's influence on her leadership in our community with Jaimee Martin.

  5. 21/12/2020

    One School; Two Worlds - Episode 1

    This episode is part of a series made by Ian and Sarah's SGORR group. For this series, we interviewed students from Hathaway Brown, University School, Laurel, and Hawken to provide a platform for them to reflect on their experiences. The purpose of this podcast is not to criticize these schools but to uplift students' voices and weave together the story of each school. In each episode, we will share clips of students discussing one topic, such as: the general diversity of the school; feeling out of place or feeling like a token minority; disciplinary actions and the administration's response to social issues and issues of race at the school; and how comfortable students feel expressing their viewpoints on social issues This episode will serve as an introduction to the series. Each student will introduce themselves and state what they think the purpose of this podcast should be, as well as who their intended audience is.

  6. 10/12/2020

    Brendan & Isaiah

    Introducing CORE podcasts where our Shaker community will have the opportunity to get to know our SGORR leaders, their values, passions and MORE!! Check out this episode to get to know CORE leaders Brendan Zbanek and Isaiah Kyremes Parks.

  7. 16/05/2020

    Kimya’s Language Episode

    Join Kimya in a conversation about language.

    Kimya’s Language Episode

  8. 14/05/2020

    Aaliyah’s Educational Reform Episode

    Join Aaliyah Williams conversation about educational reform!

    Aaliyah’s Educational Reform Episode

  9. Tráiler

    Welcome to the SGORR Podcast!

    This is an introduction to SGORR’s new podcast episodes in light of current social distancing policies. Each week, two SGORR leaders will release their own episodes to highlight an issue especially important to them.

  10. 21/04/2020

    Isaac’s War on Drugs Episode

    In this episode class of 2020 SGORR leader Isaac Weiss discusses the war on drugs and it’s long lasting effects.

    Isaac’s War on Drugs Episode

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Student Group on Race Relations (SGORR) is a student-run organization that works within the community of Shaker Heights, Ohio to raise awareness on racial issues and encourage inclusiveness and equity for all. Each week, two senior SGORR leaders will release their own episode highlighting a race relations topic that is especially important to them.

Información

  • Creador
    Shaker SGORR
  • Años de actividad
    2020 - 2021
  • Episodios
    10
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    © Shaker SGORR
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