
Students with HIV Need Support
I helped develop a plan to support youth living with HIV and would like to see more educational institutions prioritize our needs
I helped develop a plan to support youth living with HIV and would like to see more educational institutions prioritize our needs
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The Supreme Court could destroy affirmative action in higher education, and STEM professionals must stand against the white supremacy and scientific racism that fuels arguments against it...
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An expert explains how numbers can mislead and what she’s doing to help people understand them better
Lessons about racial injustice help students understand reality
Oil and gas representatives influence the standards for courses and textbooks, from kindergarten to 12th grade
Here are solutions to improve students’ emotional, physical, and mental health and to boost educational outcomes
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Letters to the editor from the February 2022 issue of Scientific American
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The National Butterfly Center is closed because of threats from conspiracy theorists, robbing children in an underserved area of a chance to learn
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A unanimous vote by Georgia’s Board of Regents could stifle academic freedom
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