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Civil rights era heroes who died in 2021 leave rich legacies - Vimarsana News

Civil rights era heroes who died in 2021 leave rich legacies

This year marks the loss of civil rights veterans who worked in hostile territories to dismantle Jim Crow and register Black residents to vote.

Washington State Educator Awarded Top Honor for Commitment to Growing Equity and Educator Diversity - Vimarsana News

Washington State Educator Awarded Top Honor for Commitment to Growing Equity and Educator Diversity

The NEA Foundation awarded one of public education's highest honors to Kathy Purviance-Snow, a career and technical education and social studies educator in Snohomish, Wash., yesterday evening at the NEA Foundation Salute to Excellence in Education.

Source: prleap.com
Retelling Baltimore history through community narratives - Vimarsana News

Retelling Baltimore history through community narratives

A series of workshops empowered Baltimore residents to tell and preserve their history, contributing to a greater understanding of the community

Source: jhu.edu
The Algebra Project to be Celebrated for Commitment to Growing Access to Mathematics Education - Vimarsana News

The Algebra Project to be Celebrated for Commitment to Growing Access to Mathematics Education

The NEA Foundation will honor The Algebra Project, Inc., an organization that helps communities develop math literacy, with the 2022 First National Bank of Omaha Award for Outstanding Service to Public Education.

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On Pi Day, go beyond $3.14 pizza to math's beauty and power - Vimarsana News

On Pi Day, go beyond $3.14 pizza to math's beauty and power

Math can unite us, but also can serve as an unwitting agent of division and even white supremacy, John Sims writes.