Stories by Emily Boudreau

How HGSE has reimagined the 2020-21 academic year to offer a rich, rigorous, and supportive virtual experience for students.

Believing in the power of communities to effect change.

In a new version of her pioneering framework, Karen Mapp emphasizes the essential role of strong, authentic partnerships between schools and parents.

The weekly 30-minute webinar will offer valuable ideas to help educators navigate today's complex landscape.

In the debut of HGSE's Leadership Series, SNHU's president, Paul LeBlanc, spoke with Dean Bridget Long about higher education in the time of coronavirus.

With a new app — and an appearance at this weekend’s Alumni of Color Conference — alum Samantha Pratt brings urgency to conversations about mental health and trauma in schools.

HGSE kicks off its Centennial with a day of conversation about why education matters, what’s necessary to create opportunity for every learner, and what’s next for HGSE.

In Houman Harouni’s classes, power structures are questioned, discomfort is embraced, and even the act of teaching is subverted.

Recording artist Casanova joined Edyson Julio, Ed.M.’18, at HGSE for a conversation about incarceration, its impact on urban education, and pathways to reform.

A musical and Muppet-filled evening pays tribute to the 50 years of collaboration between Sesame Workshop and Harvard.