Add to ORKGJonathan Kozol is one of the country\u27s leading advocates for poor children. Born in Boston, he graduated from Harvard and received a Rhodes Scholarship to study at Oxford. Kozol began his career as an educator, but he always combined teaching with activism, designing and helping to initiate adult literacy programs that served as models for many others. He also founded The Fund for the Homeless, a nonprofit organization that provides homeless families and their children with emergency assistance
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In recognition of 1987 as "International Year of the Homeless," and because Homes for the Homeless r...
Jonathan Kozol is one of the country\u27s leading advocates for poor children. Born in Boston, he gr...
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This conversation explores what it means to be a youth activist in the struggle for education equity...
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Cindi Katz, associate professor and chair of the environmental psychology program at the Graduate Sc...
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Interview in eleven sessions (April 2016¬–October 2020) with J. Morgan Kousser, professor of history...
How much can schools improve the life prospects of children growing up in poor neighborhoods? This q...
Interviewers: Dr. Mark Naison, Natasha Lightfoot, and Claude Mangum Interview took place on January ...
In the context of a conference on after-school programs, sponsored by the nonprofit All Stars Projec...
In recognition of 1987 as "International Year of the Homeless," and because Homes for the Homeless r...
Jonathan Kozol is one of the country\u27s leading advocates for poor children. Born in Boston, he gr...
In this interview, Pedro Noguera, distinguished educator and sociologist, provides three major recom...
NoViolet Bulawayo, today a Stegner Fellow at Stanford University and recognized with a Truman Capote...
On the corner of Dominic Walker’s desk lies a neat stack of books. Juxtaposed against each other, tw...
This conversation explores what it means to be a youth activist in the struggle for education equity...
For transcript, click the Download button above. For video index, click the link below. Judith Berns...
Cindi Katz, associate professor and chair of the environmental psychology program at the Graduate Sc...
Summary: Article's focus is on the YMCA's tutoring program, matching college students from MU and St...
Joshua Rubin describes his observations of the Tornillo Detention Centers while he was there for thr...
In 2000, a tech entrepreneur who dreamed of helping low-income young adults build solid career paths...
Interview in eleven sessions (April 2016¬–October 2020) with J. Morgan Kousser, professor of history...
How much can schools improve the life prospects of children growing up in poor neighborhoods? This q...
Interviewers: Dr. Mark Naison, Natasha Lightfoot, and Claude Mangum Interview took place on January ...
In the context of a conference on after-school programs, sponsored by the nonprofit All Stars Projec...
In recognition of 1987 as "International Year of the Homeless," and because Homes for the Homeless r...