Congratulations to Hananeel Morinville (PPRR '19, Kansas City) & Karson Baldwin (PPRR '19, Cleveland) - 2021 Coke Scholars! We continue to be amazed by all our Prize recipients! ♥️👏👏👏♥️

March 23 at 6pm — “Disrupting the Lost Cause Narrative: Protest and Healing in the Capital of the Confederacy” is hosted by University of Richmond’s @spidersengage and features Lauranett Lee and bxpnyc as they discuss memorialization and more on Monument Avenue. bit.ly/31o0WEJ

Thanks to all volunteer alums helping us with the review process! This year has seen such a great & inspiring set of applicants.

Announcing our 2021 Princeton Prize in Race Relations Prize winners. Their projects stood out for their leadership, commitment to improving racial equity, and the impact that they have made in their communities. We are honored to recognize them! tinyurl.com/5de2vpje #GoodTrouble #highschool

Thank you for this great honor and prize. I look forward to working with all of you as we work towards a more just society! #antiracism

So very excited to see my teen's hard work on race & police reform recognized nationally by Princeton Prize in Race Relations. Watching his work has been a lesson to me that you don't need formal power or titles to effect change. You inspire me every day Ethan Khorana! (still have to do your chores)

"I've been tested": Fairfield HS junior Anie Udosen receives a certificate from the Princeton Prize in Race Relations, for confronting #racism in her suburban Cincy school district through her youth-led org, Fairfield for Change. democracyandme.org/category/stude… @princeton Fairfield City Schools 91.7 WVXU

“Just saying there is a fire doesn’t put out the flames!” - Brandon St. Luce, Princeton Prize in Race Relations #pprrnyc

Any telling of American history cannot fairly ignore that 177 of the country's 245 years -- 72% of its existence, all but roughly three generations -- played out under slavery or Jim Crow. cnn.com/2021/05/27/us/…

Juneteenth is often left out of history textbooks. Many Americans never really learned about the holiday. Author Clint Smith has spent years thinking deeply about how that contributes to society’s distorted understanding of slavery. wbur.fm/3gDNzHG

Congrats to rising senior Mia Pickett '22 who is a recipient of the Princeton Prize in Race Relations in Race Relations: Certificate of Accomplishment for her contributions to Seattle Academy 's BSU! Read more about how we created affinity groups at SAAS: 📝 bit.ly/3qyf5uJ

#Birmingham’s Jordyn Hudson awarded Princeton Prize in Race Relations in Race Relations Princeton University birminghamtimes.com/2021/07/birmin…

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We are so excited by the work of our 2021 Alabama Princeton Prize Winner Jordyn Hudson. al.com/news/birmingha…

Student BARP leaders should consider applying for the Princeton Prize. We love hearing about how high school leaders make #GoodTrouble

The Prize Council, past Princeton Prize in Race Relations awardees, is hosting its first event, a virtual panel on Critical Race Theory on Wed, 10/13 @ 7PM EST. Register here: tinyurl.com/px6jjuxk. Join the Zoom: tinyurl.com/2vh6kvh4 @Kevin M. Kruse

“It’s valid to be scared about punishments and consequences,....” But “don’t be afraid. They want to instill fear in us. They want us to follow the rules they set to make sure we can’t speak out about things like this.” ow.ly/vO0Q50GoR4W Grapevine-Colleyville ISD #goodtrouble

In this moment of racial backlash, what's it like to be a kid — a kid of color, especially — in one of these towns where some adults are saying racism is a problem, and other adults are saying it's not one at all? bit.ly/3G8lIdX

Reconstruction was a time of immense possibility for economic equity & progress for multiracial democracy — and much was rolled back by white supremacists. Today, it's suppressed in K–12 educ. & public memory. Read, share new #TeachReconstruction report ⬇️ teachreconstructionreport.org