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By Aziah Siid | Word In Black (WIB) - In education, it’s an uncomfortable fact: the teaching workforce is overwhelmingly white and female, particularly in

The Institute of Masters of Wine (IMW) has announced five new MWs have joined its membership, including four in the UK and one based in Italy.

U.S. public schools need more great teachers, but teacher preparation programs are not producing enough of them. Minority-serving institutions, or MSIs, are one place to look in order to fix that. A recent analysis by the Learning Policy Institute found that between 2012 and 2019, the number of prospective teachers completing their preparation programs dropped […]

Over the last five years, the Center for Black Educator Development has seen significant growth through its teaching pathways, professional learning and policy and advocacy.

LANSING, Mich. — Through the Michigan Department of Labor and Economic Opportunity’s King-Chevez-Parks Initiative, 19 Michigan colleges and universities hav

Looking to the future of education—from classroom AI to shakeups in assessment—what does the new year hold for solution seekers?

A California professor has been learning the education landscape in Philadelphia through school visits and conversations with students and educators in the School District of Philadelphia.

By Aziah Siid | Word In Black Credit: Getty/Dominic DiSaia (WIB) - Despite stated goals of providing all kids with a quality education, America’s public

By Sharif El-Mekki | Word In Black Credit: Getty/Klaus Vedfelt (WIB) - In November, nearly 1,000 educators, advocates, and allies attended the Center for

“Having those role models that look like you is huge.”