implicit bias

New York

Anti-bias training and culturally responsive education are a ‘matter of life and death,’ Carranza says

By Alex Zimmerman

October 8, 2019

New York

‘Wimpy’ or ‘well thought out’: NYC educators describe the implicit bias training they have received

By Reema Amin

June 3, 2019

New York

NYC’s anti-bias training for educators is contentious — and behind schedule. Some advocates say that’s not a bad thing.

By Alex Zimmerman, Reema Amin

May 31, 2019

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New York

Calling all educators: Help us understand New York City’s implicit bias training

By Alex Zimmerman

May 28, 2019

New York

Carranza aims to speed up anti-bias training for educators, calling it a ‘cornerstone’ of school improvement

By Christina Veiga

August 15, 2018

Marilyn McCottrell

Chicago

How one Chicago principal is leaning on data to help black boys

By Adeshina Emmanuel

August 14, 2018

New York

As historians and New York City educators, here’s what we hope teachers hear in the city’s new anti-bias training

By Ansley Erickson, Brian Jones, Adam Sanchez

May 17, 2018

Colorado

Racial bias among preschool teachers is a problem, study says. Here’s what Colorado experts think should be done.

By Ann Schimke

October 5, 2016

Colorado

Suspended countless times as a child, this professor is tackling racial disparities in preschool discipline

By Ann Schimke

March 22, 2016

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