LibGuides: Equity: Podcasts

Equity Speaks: Culturally Sustaining Stories in Education

Equity Speaks: Culturally Sustaining Pedagogy

Equity Speaks: Culturally Sustaining Stories

Release Date: 10/01/2019

This podcast explores the culturally responsive pedagogy practices that community college faculty utilize while teaching their courses. OCCRL research assistant Krystal Andrews and associate director AJ Welton speak with Drs. Grisel Acosta (Bronx Community College), Tiffany Gause (Santiago Canyon College), and Mara Lazda (Bronx Community College). The candid talk covers the intentionality and importance of utilizing culturally responsive pedagogy to reflect the demographics and needs of student populations.

This episode explores the culturally sustaining leadership practices that practitioners and administrators use while working with students. You'll hear from Brandon Bellamy of Howard County Community College and Dr. Rhonda Coats of Davidson County Community College. Both will discuss their leadership journeys and how their roles influence leveraging equity-embedded practices and policies on their campuses. Dr. Mohammad Khalifa leads things off by defining what culturally sustaining leadership is.

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This podcast explores the culturally responsive pedagogy practices that community college faculty utilize while teaching their courses. OCCRL research assistant Krystal Andrews and associate director AJ Welton speak with Drs. Grisel Acosta (Bronx Community College), Tiffany Gause (Santiago Canyon College), and Mara Lazda (Bronx Community College) in an engaging, candid discussion that centers on the intentionality and importance of utilizing culturally responsive pedagogy to reflect the demographics and needs of student populations on community college campuses.

reWorked: The Diversity and Inclusion Podcast
A series of podcasts on diversity and inclusion.