Sage Education

Brian Silvey interviews author Amy J. Bovin on her most recent article "Breaking the Silence: The Phenomenology of the Female High School Band Director."

Brian Silvey interviews authors John Okley Egger and D. Gregory Springer on their most recent article "Music Educators' Understanding and Opinions of U.S. Copyright Law."

Author Lorenzo Baber discusses his article "'Living in the Along': Validating Experiences Among Urban Community College Students in a College Transition Program" from the July 2018 issue of Community College Review.

https://journals.sagepub.com/doi/full/10.1177/0091552118775813

In this podcast, Amy Li discusses her Community College Review article "Equity of Disparity: Do performance Funding Policies Disadvantage 2-Year Minority-Serving Institutions?" which was written alongside co-authors Denisa Gandara and Amanda Assalone.

MIE Editor in Chief, Jacqueline Baxter talks to Paul Miller and Christine Callender about their Special Issue on Leadership and Diversity in Education: Progress in the new Millennium.

EMAL Associate Editor, Helen Gunter interviews the EMAL Early Career Researcher award winner Helen Young on her article, Knowledge, Experts and Accountability in School Governing Bodies.

EMAL Associate Editor, Jacky Lumby interviews the EMAL Best Paper Prize 2017 winner Lauri Johnson discussing her winning paper, The lives and identities of UK Black and South Asian head teachers: Metaphors of leadership.

In this Urban Education podcast, author Mark R. Warren of the University of Massachusetts Boston is interviewed on his article entitled, "Research Confronts Equity and Social Justice–Building the Emerging Field of Collaborative, Community Engaged Education Research: Introduction to the Special Issue."

In this Urban Education podcast, author Rita Kohli, assistant professor at the University of California Riverside, is interviewed on her article entitled, "Behind School Doors: The Impact of Hostile Racial Climates on Urban Teachers of Color."

JCL – "Beyond control: Orientalist tensions and the history of the "upas tree" myth": Tim Hannigan discusses his recent article.