“Belongs on every educator’s bookshelf!”

—Gloria Ladson-Billings

Dear Nancy,


In the successor to Linda Darling-Hammond’s Grawemeyer Award–winning book The Flat World and Education, Linda and her daughter Kia Darling-Hammond outline the key civil rights conditions that are essential so that all children can learn. Gloria Ladson-Billings calls The Civil Rights Road to Deeper Learning “a timely educational tour de force.” Find out more about this important new book below.


Also this week: highlights from the Early Childhood Education Series; educating for the future of work; racial literacy; and more.


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The Civil Rights Road to Deeper Learning


Kia Darling-Hammond and Linda Darling-Hammond


“This volume offers an essential dose of guidance and hope.”

—From the Foreword by Eliza Byard, Campaign for Our Shared Future


“A thought-provoking must-read for policymakers, educators, and researchers who are committed to social justice.”

—Guadalupe Valdés, Stanford University


“This insightful book makes the case for why providing equitable access to deep learning is a critical issue for our time.”

—Na'ilah Suad Nasir, president, Spencer Foundation


“Lays out an empirically informed blueprint for what we can do to build robust public schools that provide deep learning for all students.”

—Carol D. Lee, Northwestern University

Early Childhood Education Series

The Early Childhood Education Series, edited by Nancy File and Christopher P. Brown, examines, analyzes, and unpacks the complexity of early care and education.

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Featured Blog

Realigning Higher Education and Employment: Stackable Skill Sets Are the New Currency


By Linda Dale Bloomberg, author, Designing and Delivering Effective Online Instruction


Higher education has long faced pressure to enhance graduate competencies for a fast-changing world of work, and this has accelerated significantly since the onset of the pandemic. The pandemic accelerated the need for businesses to be able to upskill and reskill at scale and quickly, as well as accelerated their desire for employees to have a range of learning experiences and credentials beyond the traditional degree, and delivered in a flexible and targeted manner.


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Upcoming Events

Analyzing and Interpreting ECERS-3 Data


September 21, 2022 | 1:00–2:15pm ET


The authors of A Guide to Analyzing and Interpreting ECERS-3 Data explain how to get the most out of your ECERS-3 findings.

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Sparks Into Fire-side Book Chat


September 29, 2022 | 7:00–8:30pm ET/4:00–5:30pm PT


Join author Young Whan Choi for a conversation about his new book, Sparks Into Fire, hosted by the California Performance Assessment Collaborative.

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Rise for Racial Justice Virtual Book Launch


October 29, 2022 | 3:00–5:00pm ET


Join the authors of Rise for Racial Justice for an afternoon of discussions and workshops celebrating their new book.

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Truth, Love, & Racial Literacy | Yolanda Sealey-Ruiz | TEDxPenn


Yolanda Sealey-Ruiz, co-author of Advancing Racial Literacies in Teacher Education, delivers a TED talk on the importance of racial literacy in schools.


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In the Media

Rebecca S. Natow, author of Reexamining the Federal Role in Higher Education, explores college affordability in an opinion piece for The Chronicle of Higher Education.


DisCrit Expanded edited by Subini A. Annamma, Beth A. Ferri, and David J. Connor is reviewed by Teachers College Record: “DisCrit Expanded delivers uncompromising analysis from start to finish. It is a rigorous and inspiring collection of essays that speaks across disciplines.”

Stanley S. Litow speaks to the NCLA Podcast about his book Breaking Barriers and the promise of P-TECH schools.


Critical Race Theory in Education by Gloria Ladson-Billings is reviewed by Black Perspectives: “Showcases scholarship from Gloria Ladson-Billings that has invigorated the field of education, traditionally mired in pejorative research about African American students.”

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