diversity, equity, and inclusion stories

Strategies for educators to counter their own unconscious biases in schools and classrooms.

Exposing unconscious bias in schools by exploring data, asking questions, and working collaboratively to change policies.

Leading equity and inclusion efforts on college campuses is vital work, but also challenging and stressful. Why the effort is worth it — and why diversity is never really a one-person job.

Kim Parker, co-founder of #Disrupttexts, suggests ways in which educators can incorporate diverse books into their curriculum — and how parents can be supportive allies in the process.

Grad conducts first formal study of 50-year-old school integration program.

Some recommendations of books to incorporate into your classroom that can broaden perspectives.

A classic problem: The push to modernize reading lists is challenging traditional definitions of literature. Surprise: Not everyone is happy about it.

Congresswomen Ayanna Pressley and Jahana Hayes visit campus to talk about connections between healthy children and healthy communities — and how to build new leadership that's truly representative.

An alum-created app helps educators address microaggression.

HGSE faculty joined others from the Harvard community to better understand the mental and emotional health experiences of young students of color.