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Experience the San Antonio Summit, Texas event. The first of such events.

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Listen to “Latino and African-American Communities Leading School Reform,” Classnotes Podast, with Rosana Rodríguez, Ph.D., director of development at IDRA, and Bradley Scott, Ph.D., director of the IDRA South Central Collaborative for Equity. They discuss an online launch kit that IDRA is developing to help communities take on a process of local cross-sector, multicultural dialogue and action to improve their own neighborhood public schools for all children.

Listen to “The Need for Cross-Race, Cross-Sector Dialogues,” Classnotes Podcast, with Dr. Rosana Rodríguez, Frances Guzmán and Dr. Bradley Scott, director of the IDRA South Central Collaborative for Equity. Learn how this cross-sector and multiracial dialogue approach is creating lasting partnerships between African American and Latino communities, using education as common ground for collaboration.

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Where the Next Schools Will be Built
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Mr. Albert Kauffman, Senior Legal and Policy Advocate Associate, The Civil Rights Project, Harvard University,
Tyler Blueprint Dialogue participant

Dallas Community Education Centers
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Dr. Wright Lassiter, Jr., President, El Centro College,
Dallas Blueprint Dialogue participant

Finding Ways to Collaborate
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Mr. James A. Ferg-Cadima, Legislative Staff Attorney, Mexican American Legal Defense and Educational Fund,
Houston Blueprint Dialogue participant

 

Dr. María "Cuca" Robledo Montecel Our Task Today
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Dr. María "Cuca" Robledo Montecel, IDRA Executive Director,
San Antonio Summit Participant
Cheryl Henderson Brown Brown vs. Board of Education
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Cheryl Brown Henderson
The Brown Foundation for Educational Equity and Research ,
San Antonio Summit Participant 
Deborah Dandridge The Latino Experience
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Deborah Dandridge, Commissioner
Brown vs. Board 50th Anniversary Commission,
San Antonio Summit Participant 
Albert Kauffman Mendez was a Precursor to Brown
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Albert Kauffman, Civil Rights Project, Harvard University,
San Antonio Summit Participant 

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Dr. María "Cuca" Robledo Montecel Fulfilling the Promise of Brown vs. Board of Education
Dr. María "Cuca" Robledo Montecel,
IDRA Executive Director

Texas Comments
See comments from the Texas Mendez and Brown Blueprint Dialogues for Action (Dallas, Houston and Tyler)

Albuquerque Comments
See comments from Albuquerque’s Coalition-Building for Education Blueprint Dialogues for Action

Little Rock Comments
See comments from Little Rock’s Coalition-Building for Education Blueprint Dialogues for Action

Student Voices
The dialogue in Albuquerque introduced a new dimension – that of student voices. IDRA and Critical Exposure worked with local students to learn about the landmark cases and to photograph their school realities in the context of Mendez and Brown. Here is some of what students captured and shared.

“A Tale of Two Centrals”
Brandon Love, a student at Central High School in Little Rock who participated with other students in the community dialogue, shared his story.


 

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