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The Alluvial Collective Hosts Community Listening Sessions To Improve Public School Grading System
The Alluvial Collective Hosts Community Listening Sessions To Improve Public School Grading System This series…
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This Month’s Book Centers Reconciliation
This month’s book centers reconciliation and lists ways church communities can improve equity.
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This Month’s Giveaway Features Two Books Honoring Emmett Till
August Book Giveaway Learning and education are integral parts of the Alluvial Collective’s mission. What…
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Webinar Replay: Ambiguous Meanings, Ambiguous Realities?
For the first time ever, the Alluvial Collective convenes a panel of experts from the U.S. and Germany for a transatlantic discussion on race and racial discourse.
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This Month’s Book Examines Boundaries Preventing Racial Progress in America
American Whitelash confronts the sickness at the heart of American society: the cyclical pattern of violence that has marred every moment of racial progress in this country, and whose bloodshed began anew following Obama’s 2008 election.
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Reflecting on SYI’19
Amara Johnson, a mentor from our 2019 cohort, reflects on lessons learned and memories made during her mentorship.
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Improving Capacity and Community Engagement Internationally
For the past year, April Grayson, our Director of Community and Capacity Building, has been a fellow with the Transatlantic Exchange of Civic Educators (TECE) to learn new ways of democratic engagement by using an international comparative approach to civic education.
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This Month’s Book Sheds New Light on the History of Slavery in the American South
Behind the Big House gives readers a candid, behind-the-scenes look at what it really takes to interpret the difficult history of slavery in the U.S. South.
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A Letter From our Executive Director, Von Gordon
Governor William Winter would always greet me with, “Hello, my friend,” and he would shake…
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This Month’s Book Discusses the American South and the Soul of a Nation
Learning and education are integral parts of the Alluvial Collective’s mission. What better way to…