9 episodes
Your Story is Our Story Neil Foote
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Your Story is Our Story! We believe no child is born a bigot. The New 3Rs, through the aRt of social justice storytelling we build Relationships and a sense of Responsibility. Listening to the social justice stories of yesterday and today, The New 3Rs helps us dismantles racism and unlock civic and compassionate leadership at school, at work, and at home. We are committed to creating leaders who are open to the culture of others and will advocate for others in the workplace, community, school, and the world. Through storytelling, we listen and build community. Please Join Us!
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Our Youth Matter - Part II - Student Taking Action
In Part II of Our Youth Matter, we're featuring a conversation with two students - Jasper Anthony and Sunay Chawla - and their mentors - Camille Casaretti abd Shino Tanikawa [TA-NEEK-KAWA] t to discuss how race, culture, diversity and equality have impacted their lives in school and life. Go to TheNew3Rs.org to learn more.
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Youth Conversations - On Race, Culture, Diversity & Equality - Part 1
In Part 1 of our Youth Matter, we're featuring a conversation with Jasper Anthony who will discuss how race, culture, diversity and equality have impacted his life in school and life. Go to TheNew3Rs.org to learn more.
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Moms to Other Moms: Fight for Your Children - Part III
We're sharing Part III of this three-part series where we’ll be having a fascinating conversation with three parents in New York City who are fighting for change in one of the nation’s most segregated public school systems in one of the most diverse cities in the country. In this episode, these moms - Camille Casaretti, Naomi Pena, Shino Tanikawa - share their advice on parents can - and should - get involved.
Our theme – Moral Responsibility – goes to the heart of how we as parents cannot sit idly by and let educational systems in NY as well as other cities around the country relinquish their moral responsibility to make sure our children get equal access to a quality education. We’re also at a time when the nation is fighting against critical theory. During our conversations, we will discuss how these three women have become true forces for change in their communities. -
Empowering Parents
Welcome to this episode of the Your Story is Our Story Podcast. We're sharing Part III of this three-part series where we’re talking to three parents in New York City who are fighting for change in one of the nation’s most segregated public school systems in one of the most diverse cities in the country. In this episode, these moms - Camille Casaretti, Naomi Pena, Shino Tanikawa - reveal their truths, offer advice and passionately describe their drive to transform education for their kids - and millions of others. Go to TheNew3Rs.org to learn more.
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Your Story Matters - Part II - Moms Say You Can Never Back Down
We're sharing Part II of this three-part series where we’ll be having a fascinating conversation with three parents in New York City who are fighting for change in one of the nation’s most segregated public school systems in one of the most diverse cities in the country. In this episode, these moms - Camille Casaretti, Naomi Pena, Shino Tanikawa - share their stories about how they have had to fight tooth and nail for their kids access to a quality education. Our theme – Moral Responsibility – goes to the heart of how we as parents cannot sit idly by and let educational systems in NY as well as other cities around the country relinquish their moral responsibility to make sure our children get equal access to a quality education. We’re also at a time when the nation is fighting against critical theory. During our conversations, we will discuss how these three women have become true forces for change in their communities.
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Moral Responsibility Series: Fighting for Equity in Education - Three Moms, Three Stories
Welcome to this episode of the Your Story is Our Story Podcast. This week, we’re kicking off a three-part series where we’ll be having a fascinating conversation with three parents in New York City who are fighting for change in one of the nation’s most segregated public school systems in one of the most diverse cities in the country
Our theme – Moral Responsibility – goes to the heart of how we as parents cannot sit idly by and let educational systems in NY as well as other cities around the country relinquish their moral responsibility to make sure our children get equal access to a quality education. We’re also at a time when the nation is fighting against critical theory.
During our conversations, we will discuss how these three women, Camille Casaretti, Naomi Pena, Shino Tanikawa, have become true forces for change in their communities.