by Fern Remedi-Brown An indigenous community high in the mountains of Guatemala, hours from the nearest tourist area, without government services, now has sustainable agriculture.

Photo source: Shutterstock, as used in 2021 EdNC article by Keiyonna Dubashi and Anna Almore The basic reason that people leave their positions is because they don’t like or trust their colleagues or the environment, as established by the CEO (i.e. school principal) and direct supervisor. If people don’t feel…

As a longtime member of the Malden community and a parent of two Latinx daughters, I wanted to bring to your attention a longstanding issue in our school district that increases the achievement gap that some of our students experience — namely, racial inequity, especially the experiences of Black and…

On June 19, 2021, Malden observed its 4th annual Juneteenth celebration. In the words of Karen Colón Hayes, KCH, Candidate for Councilor-At-Large in Malden, community organizer, and member of Malden Community Organizing for Racial Equity (MaldenCORE), “the celebration was the result of a year of hard work, together as a…

Emily is a 35-year-old Black teacher who used to work at a public school in Malden (names and circumstances have been changed). Every day at school she had seemingly small experiences that caused pangs of discomfort, but if she were to speak about them, she felt that no one would…