Author: Dr. Julian Vasquez Heilig

  • This email came from Professor Angela Valenzuela: Hope all are doing well in this difficult time that is so incredibly heartbreaking and profoundly enraging. These sentiments are widely shared by our community here in Texas as they must be everywhere. My partner, Emilio and I, made it to Uvalde this past weekend and returned feeling…

    Healing Ceremony: Honoring the victims & survivors in Uvalde
  • Crayola is adding a new color to its crayon box, but the company is keeping the shade and name under wraps for now.  On Friday, the company revealed via Facebook that a new crayon in the “blue family” will be joining its 24-pack of crayons. It did not disclose the new addition’s hue, but said…

    Crayola Cancels Red Crayons
  • Education is a Civil Right and we encourage all of you to register for our 2nd Virtual Education and Civil Rights Conference- April 7-9. We offer free registration thanks to the generous support of WesBanco. You can find the registration link here.  https://education.uky.edu/civil-rights/conference/ Please share. Please Facebook Like, Tweet, etc below and/or reblog to share this…

  • Honored to speak with the NJ Joint Committee on the Public Schools about teacher shortages with my @njnaacp colleague Tom Puryear at 10 a.m. this morning watch at: https://lnkd.in/gJS4kSQh #schools #educationinsights

    Testimony for NJ Joint Committee on the Public Schools
  • Today was a good day for public education. The University of Kentucky School of Education Dean, a New York Director of The Art of Teaching, a Central Connecticut State University Professor of Literacy, Elementary, and Early Childhood Education, were given a full hour to critically discuss the nation’s teacher shortage. These education leaders shared their…

    Tom Ficklin Show: Where Have All The Teachers Gone?

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