Voices4Ed Education Post

In this episode, you'll hear from Oakland activists Lakisha Young,
Dirk Tillotson, and Kareem Weaver about the Literacy for All campaign, which is described as going beyond focusing on “K-3 literacy outcomes” and also targets increasing the literacy of the whole family. 
“What good is being able to sit at the lunch counter if you can't read the menu when you get there?” – Kareem Weaver.
Full show notes and links at http://educationpost.org/conversation/podcast

In this episode, you'll hear from Anise Walker and Yolanda Corbett about the state of education in Washington D.C. during COVID-19 and the challenges that parents face when they try to get a seat at the table.
Full show notes and links at http://educationpost.org/conversation/podcast

In this episode, you'll hear from Lorena Lopera about why Latino communities are among the hardest hit by COVID-19 and about the steps that need to be taken to ensure that students in those communities receive the educational support they need.
Full show notes and links at http://educationpost.org/conversation/podcast/

Lane and Chris Stewart talk to Jeb Bush about how the COVID-19 pandemic will permanently change education and politics in the United States.
You'll learn how COVID-19 will catalyze education innovation, why school districts should not take a "data vacation" during COVID-19, and how COVID-19 is changing the way parents think about education.
Full show notes and links at http://educationpost.org/conversation/podcast/

In this episode, you'll hear from Lane's wife, Kerline, about what it has been like to suddenly be a homeschool teacher because of COVID-19. You'll hear about how it's changed her lifestyle, how she's coping with the increased workload, and what she has learned from the process.
Full show notes and links at http://educationpost.org/conversation/podcast/

In this episode, we speak with activist Dirk Tillotson about how low income students are being denied an education during COVID-19. You’ll hear how Comcast’s free internet service is not actually free, why a lack of internet access is an extreme barrier to academic success, and how activists and business leaders are stepping up to solve the problem.
Full show notes and links at http://educationpost.org/conversation/podcast/