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Great Lakes Equity Center

Great Lakes Equity Center

Great Lakes Equity Center is a technical assistance and research center located at Indiana University-Purdue University, Indianapolis. Established in 2011, the Center provides technical assistance, resources, professional learning opportunities, and conducts research related to equity, civil rights, and systemic school reform.

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30:10

Social Justice Education in the Midst of Pandemics...

Great Lakes Equity Center ·

2022/04/06

In the second half of this Equity Spotlight Podcast conversation (please see Part One here), Equity Fellow Dr. David Hernández-Saca, along with his colleagues, continue to critically engage in an interdisciplinary dialogue to respond to Critical Race in Education Theorist and Teacher Educator Dr.

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29:08

Social Justice Education in the Midst of Pandemics...

Great Lakes Equity Center ·

2022/04/06

In this Equity Spotlight Podcast, Equity Fellow Dr. David Hernández-Saca, along with his colleagues, will critically engage in an interdisciplinary dialogue to respond to Critical Race in Education Theorist and Teacher Educator Dr. Gloria Ladson-Billings’ challenge to educational stakeholders on how we should respond to the four crises in education and society: COVID-19, the California fires, violence against Black Americans, and political divisiveness. Individually and collectively, they provide

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20:29

The 20-Minute Talk: Episode 2--Antiracism in the Age...

Great Lakes Equity Center ·

2021/12/02

This EquiLearn Podcast Series, The 20-Minute Talk, is a podcast repurpose of the Midwest and Plains Equity Assistance Center (MAP Center)—a project of the Great Lakes Equity Center’s— 2021 Vodcast Series. This episode of our Anti-Racist Vodcast, The 20-Minute Talk, features guest speakers Perry Wilkinson, M.Ed., Education Equity & Systems Data Specialist at SE/Metro Regional Center of Excellence Southeast Service Cooperative (MN), and Toia Jones, M.Ed., Principal of Boulder Hill Elementary in

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28:20

The 20-Minute Talk: Episode 6--Hope, Healing, and...

Great Lakes Equity Center ·

2021/12/02

This EquiLearn Podcast Series, The 20-Minute Talk, is a podcast repurpose of the Midwest and Plains Equity Assistance Center (MAP Center)—a project of the Great Lakes Equity Center’s— 2021 Vodcast Series. This episode will focus how one’s positionality may define what is hope, healing, and harmony for antiracism. Also, the tension of unity vs. self-determination (i.e. how to acknowledge that those who have been historically marginalized are often called to temper their pursuit of racial justice at

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22:28

The 20-Minute Talk: Episode 1--Introduction to the...

Great Lakes Equity Center ·

2021/12/02

This EquiLearn Podcast Series, The 20-Minute Talk, is a podcast repurpose of the Midwest and Plains Equity Assistance Center (MAP Center)—a project of the Great Lakes Equity Center’s— 2021 Vodcast Series. Episode One of The 20-Minute Talk is an introductory discussion of the need for an Anti-Racism Vodcast Series and the MAP Center's anti-racist stance, featuring guests Dr. Seena Skelton, Director of Operations of the MAP Center, and Dr. Kathleen King Thorius, Executive Director of the Great Lakes

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24:28

The 20-Minute Talk: Episode 5--Antiracist Imaginary...

Great Lakes Equity Center ·

2021/12/02

This EquiLearn Podcast Series, The 20-Minute Talk, is a podcast repurpose of the Midwest and Plains Equity Assistance Center (MAP Center)—a project of the Great Lakes Equity Center’s— 2021 Vodcast Series. Episode five of the MAP Center’s Antiracist Vodcast Series focuses on discussing and speaking into the vision of anti-racism in our school systems and how one might approach and/or continue to build on their work, specifically in terms of language, rhetoric, and policy.

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22:32

The 20-Minute Talk: Episode 4--Antiracism...

Great Lakes Equity Center ·

2021/12/02

This EquiLearn Podcast Series, The 20-Minute Talk, is a podcast repurpose of the Midwest and Plains Equity Assistance Center (MAP Center)—a project of the Great Lakes Equity Center’s— 2021 Vodcast Series. Episode four of the MAP Center’s Antiracist Vodcast Series focuses on Antiracism Conversations at the Intersections. This episode focuses on the importance of anti-racist practices considering other intersecting oppressed identities including national origin, religion, sexual orientation, gender

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22:00

The 20-Minute Talk: Episode 3--A Conversation with...

Great Lakes Equity Center ·

2021/12/02

This EquiLearn Podcast Series, The 20-Minute Talk, is a podcast repurpose of the Midwest and Plains Equity Assistance Center (MAP Center)—a project of the Great Lakes Equity Center’s— 2021 Vodcast Series. Episode three of the MAP Center’s Antiracist Vodcast Series focuses on A Conversation with Antiracist Leaders. In this episode, we discuss with Dr. Jerry Anderson and Dr. Anthony Lewis how they define antiracist leadership and the difference between traditional leadership practices and anti-racist

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That's All Folx Anti-Racist Podcast: Episode 5 (Real...

Great Lakes Equity Center ·

2021/04/21

Celebrating the 20th Anniversary of season one of Real World, Paramount Plus launched a reunion, bringing the seven cast members back together. Reacting to a confrontation between Becky and Kevin, Erin, Katy, and Noelle discuss how teachers can interrogate the creation and enactment of policies to ensure teachers are not reproducing a status quo that privileges some and marginalizes others.

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That's All Folx Anti-Racist Podcast: Episode 4 (Grand...

Great Lakes Equity Center ·

2021/03/31

Grand Army is a Netflix Original Series that follows the story of five Brooklyn high schoolers. Noelle relates her experience as a transracial adoptee to one character in Grand Army, Leila. Erin, Katy, and Noelle discuss how colorism, racism, and the resulting trauma manifest in classrooms.

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That's All Folx Anti-Racist Podcast: Episode 3 (Pose)

Great Lakes Equity Center ·

2021/03/18

Pose is an FX series about the transgender community of color in 1980s New York City. In Episode 3 of That's All Folx, Katy, Erin, and Noelle share their process and acknowledge their room for growth in discussing the complex issues of intersectionality and inequity.

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That's All Folx Anti-Racist Podcast: Episode 2...

Great Lakes Equity Center ·

2021/03/10

In Episode 2 of That’s All Folx, Katy brings Erin and Noelle a scene from her pandemic TV binge, Insecure. Insecure is an HBO series depicting the realistic, everyday life of main character Issa Rae as she navigates adulthood as a Black woman. Katy, Erin, and Noelle chat through the scene and relate it to the dangers of assumptions teachers can make about their students.

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20:25

What Racial Opportunity Costs (ROC) Means for Black...

Great Lakes Equity Center ·

2021/03/05

Expanding on the Racial Opportunity Cost framework, as presented in a previous Equity Spotlight Podcast, Dr. Venzant Chambers invited a panel of professors, parents, and students to discuss their experience with Racial Opportunity Costs, particularly in relation to the Black Lives Matter movement.

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That's All Folx Anti-Racist Podcast: Episode 1 (Pilot)

Great Lakes Equity Center ·

2021/03/02

In this episode, the That's All Folx hosts, Katy Rusnak, Erin Sanborn, and Noelle Broughton, prime you to listen to this podcast mini-series of six weekly episodes. They lay the groundwork for how they think through each TV scene they watch by discussing their positionalities, and why positionality is relevant to this podcast series. The hosts also discuss the origin story of That's All Folx.

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30:42

Educational Experiences of Students with...

Great Lakes Equity Center ·

2021/02/04

This Equity Spotlight Podcast is based on the authors’ qualitative research paper, in which they synthesized studies from 2006 to 2018 about students' experiences. Specifically, the authors discuss students' experiences, how students made sense of their disability labels within the education system, and how they negotiate—and potentially challenge—these labels within school settings.

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27:35

Using Positionality to Amplify a Black Mother's Voice...

Great Lakes Equity Center ·

2021/01/21

In this Equity Spotlight Podcast, the authors discuss the experiences that Joyce has had as a Black mother whose son is in Special Education. We highlight the intersectional issues of disability and race when advocating for fair treatment of Black youth in the K-12 public school system. Coming from different positions allows us to confirm that these occurrences are not situational, but common within the education systems, violating regulations of the education system.

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25:54

Collateral Consequences: Hindering the Engagement of...

Great Lakes Equity Center ·

2020/07/21

The purpose of this Equity Spotlight Podcast is to counter the pervasive stereotypes about Black fathers, specifically as it relates to their lack of involvement in their children's education. The goals of this podcast are to discuss: (1) Black fathers’ relationships with schools; (2) how Black fathers engage in K-12 schools; and, (3) how schools create barriers for Black fathers.

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17:35

Understanding Benton Harbor and School Choice

Great Lakes Equity Center ·

2020/05/14

This Equity Spotlight Podcast highlights issues of school choice and the ways that cases like Benton Harbor can help school districts understand the historical constraints that explain relevant contemporary educational issues.

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31:01

Implications of De/segregation and School Choice

Great Lakes Equity Center ·

2019/11/12

This Equity Spotlight Podcast, a follow-up conversation to the Virtual Roundtable of the same name, explains the origins of open enrollment; discusses the implications of open enrollment for de/segregation in urban and suburban schools; and addresses questions raised from the preceding Virtual Roundtable about open enrollment/school choice and de/segregation.

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27:11

The Role of Community Engagement in Urban Education...

Great Lakes Equity Center ·

2019/11/01

During this Equity Spotlight podcast, Dr. Crystal Morton and Dr. Daniella Cook discuss the role of community engagement and organizing in urban education reform. Further, they discuss the meaning of community engagement and organizing and factors that support and hinder community engagement and organizing.

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