Proud and grateful to witness the recognition of Sonya Douglass, EdD (my amazing womyn-for and sister scholar) and Alfredo J Artiles, Lee L. Jacks Prof. of Education. Congratulations! 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽

This special issue is going to be 🔥!

Looking forward to it! Congratulations and love the theme.

Thank you for leading us!

Co-authoring this piece provoked a lot of considerations concerning the unintended (and perhaps intended) consequences of open enrollment policies in education.

Honored to be part of this collection with incredible scholar-activists! And writing with Erica Mosca (she/her) was a gift:)

Hiring Presidential Postdoctoral Fellowship in Educational Leadership for Arizona State University’s Mary Lou Fulton Teachers College. Please share. For more information: apply.interfolio.com/109604

My homie and colleague Carrie Sampson is co-chairing a search for *TWO* Presidential Postdoctoral Fellowship in Education al Leadership. The postdocs are for two years. apply.interfolio.com/109604

Our new report finds achievement gaps widened during pandemic, but bright spots exist in some states. We are proud to collaborate w/ ASU Mary Lou Fulton College's Carrie Sampson and our panel to track impact, help focus recovery efforts. crpe.org/collaboration-…

Ah! This long awaited piece is officially published. Our paper tells the story of a CBO who fosters values for higher education and social justice w/ BIPOC youth to leverage their knowledge on behalf of their communities. Gratitude to Carrie Sampson & Dr. O 🫶🏽

I loved sharing space with you @Ruth13L, Christine Sleeter, and Jackie! So fun and engaging!

🚨New publication!🚨 I look at changes in open enrollment in metro Detroit as districts enact more or less restrictive interdistrict choice policies over time. Local discretion is exclusionary but these policies won't substantially reduce stratification even if better regulated

I'm excited to share this new article about tackling a common implementation dilemma that occurs with system reforms. Hot off the AJE Forum press! journals.uchicago.edu/doi/10.1086/72… (1/6)

What a blessing to work with so many bright scholars!

Our AEFP First Gen Scholars Community Group is hosting a virtual panel on the "Hidden Curriculum" w some star panelists! All are welcome-- no need to be a First Gen Community member! Register via the QR code below👇🏽 AERA Division L AERA Division A UCEA GSC UCEA

"It will help not only board members, but school administrators who often struggle to navigate board politics—especially around equity." —Dr. Muhammad Khalifa on NAVIGATING SCHOOL BOARD POLITICS by Carrie Sampson bit.ly/3RkBD0u

Dear Friends and Colleagues: Take a look at my AERA presidential lecture to appear in "Educational Research." I sincerely hope the paper makes a difference as we -- for sure -- need consequential research (and consequential design research) during these complex, challenging, and