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Michael Carvella, a Curriculum & Technology Coach from Tennessee, shares the story of his career and mission to create equity in classrooms through curriculum. This episode was recorded in 2019.

Dr. Richard Warren, Jr., the 2018-19 Maryland Teacher of the Year, shares the story of his unique path to education and discusses how trauma-aware instruction can be critical for students.  This episode was recorded before the COVID-19 outbreak began. 

Educators are in a unique position when it comes to social distancing. Plus, educators have their own families to care for in the midst of a public health crisis. Host Natieka Samuels talks virtually to NEA's General Counsel, Alice O'Brien, about what educators are entitled to and should be mindful of as they navigate their jobs and their health. 

Tell Congress to cancel student debt now: https://educationvotes.nea.org/2020/04/17/as-part-of-covid-relief-cancel-student-debt/  

This episode was recorded in the fall of 2019, before the novel coronavirus outbreak. We thought you may enjoy a break from the news  to hear Lori's story and advice.

Tyrone Terry, a teaching veteran with 33 years of experience from New Orleans to Maryland, talks to host Natieka Samuels about mentoring teachers (specifically men) of color and supporting them throughout their early career.

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Erica Avent, a 14-year educator from Mississippi, adjunct professor, and board member of the Mississippi Association of Educators, discusses the importance of representation and ways to support minority students and educators.

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