by courageousadmin | Mar 18, 2016 | Media
On March 18, Scoop Independent News reported on the opening of the Institute for Courageous Conversation about Race at Unitec in New Zealand. Unitec has been using the Courageous Conversation protocol to build its own capability for meeting the needs of its diverse...
by courageousadmin | Feb 2, 2016 | Media
On January 31, the BBC took a look at how black Americans are represented and what it means to be black in America today. The reporter traveled around the country to talk to leaders involved in politics, culture and activism about race. In Baltimore, the...
by courageousadmin | Jan 19, 2016 | Media
On January 18, KARE 11’s “Breaking the News” show featured a story about race in Minnesota. A reporter sat down with PEG Founder Glenn Singleton to talk about the work Pacific Educational Group is doing throughout the country. “Race is the...
by courageousadmin | May 20, 2015 | Media
On May 19, New York Magazine reported on Fieldston Lower School in New York City, which was performing an experiment with its 8-year-old students to teach a lesson about race. The school experiment was being done in the name of racial equity, offering a pioneering new...
by courageousadmin | Nov 7, 2014 | Media
This video provides an overview of the course, “Courageous Conversations About Race,” which enables educators to explore and examine the intersection of race and education in order to learn the tools necessary to correct the racial disparities that often...
by courageousadmin | Jan 8, 2013 | Media
On January 7, Intersections Radio at the University of Colorado, Colorado Springs, interviewed PEG Founder Glenn Singleton as he talked about how designed the Courageous Conversations protocol to help educators and others engage in transformative conversations about...
by courageousadmin | Nov 15, 2007 | Media
On November 14, KQED’s Forum held a special live broadcast from their Sacramento studios to look at new efforts to close the achievement gap for California’s African-American and Latino students, who had scored lower than their white and Asian counterparts on...
