ALL Means ALL: Educational Equity & Access For ALL

All children have the right to an excellent education. Dr. Phelton Cortez Moss hosts this podcast and is a Senior Professorial Lecturer of Education Policy & Leadership and Inclusive Pedagogy Fellow at the Center for Teaching, Research, and Learning at American University. Additionally, he is a Fellow for Education Innovation at the National Association for the Advancement of Colored Fellow( NAACP). He has also served as a Senior Policy Adviser to Congresswoman Frederica Wilson (FL-24), who served as Chair of the Congressional Higher Education and Workforce Investment Subcommittee & Chair of the federal US Commission on the Social Status of Black Men & Boys. Dr. Moss Interviews individuals working daily to dismantle educational inequity by centering the voices of racially minoritized populations. Whether you want to learn more about equity initiatives, education policy, education research, or navigating the process of starting equity initiatives to drive educational equity, this is the podcast for you.

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Young, Gifted, [Talented], and Black 08/16/2023

04. Why Ebonics Should be Centered in Teaching Black Kids To Read 08/01/2023

03. How One School Systems Leader Centers Diversity & Culture to Improve Schools 07/13/2023

02. What's Next in the Fight for Higher Teacher Salaries? 06/30/2023

02. What's Next in the Fight for Higher Teacher Salaries? This riveting episode of the ALL Means All Podcast will bring together two experts to dive into what's next in the fight for higher teacher salaries! Dr. Phelton Moss, the trailblazer behind the historic filing of the American Teacher Act in Congress for Rep. Frederica Wilson, takes the stage alongside Dr. Ellen Sharrett, President of The Teacher Salary Project—an influential advocacy organization leading the charge for increased teacher salaries. Together, they shed light on the crucial topic of elevating teacher compensation and reveal what lies ahead in the battle for fairer wages. In this captivating conversation, Dr. Moss and Dr. Ellen Sharrett delve into their inspiring journey of championing the American Teacher Act and navigating its path through Congress. They reflect on the hurdles they faced, the triumphs they achieved, and the unwavering commitment required to push this significant bill forward. Through their insightful discussion, they paint a vivid picture of the importance of adequate teacher salaries in bolstering education and ensuring a thriving society. In this episode, they will explore the immediate need for increased teacher salaries, laying out a compelling case for valuing and supporting our educators. They delve into the current state of affairs, dissect the impact of fair compensation on teachers' well-being, and present actionable strategies to advocate for change. With their passionate voices, Dr. Moss and Dr. Ellen Sharrett hope to inspire listeners to join the movement, fostering a deepened understanding of the transformative power of higher teacher salaries on the lives of America's students and their teachers. We hope you enjoy this empowering episode of the ALL Means All Podcast, and gain valuable insights into the journey behind the American Teacher Act and the fight for higher teacher salaries while discovering what lies ahead in the continued fight for improved teacher compensation. /episode/index/show/5cf4da04-2614-487b-a0b4-c7e676614c38/id/27334719

01. Book Bans & The Legacy of Literacy in Black Families 06/12/2023

01. Book Bans & The Legacy of Literacy in Black Families In this episode, Dr. Phelton Moss and his guests delve into the complex issues surrounding book bans and their associated politics. They also explore the significant role that literacy has played in Black families and the ongoing struggle for Black liberation. Kenan Bishop, an experienced educator, and leader in the field of education, brings his expertise to the conversation. He runs an educational consulting firm that focuses on creating an inclusive and welcoming environment for students. With his former teacher and school leader background, Kenan understands the importance of promoting literacy equity in education. Shanita Rapatalo, another esteemed guest, operates her own consulting firm dedicated to training literacy educators on how to teach diverse and meaningful texts while prioritizing equity. Her work has impacted educators nationwide, equipping them with the tools they need to foster inclusive literacy practices. Marietta Williams, a literacy leader, and former teacher and school leader, also joins the discussion. Marietta is pursuing doctoral studies and is actively writing a dissertation centered around literacy equity. Her academic pursuits and real-world experience contribute to the conversation by shedding light on the challenges and potential solutions in the field of literacy education. Throughout the episode, Dr. Moss and his guests aim to highlight the problematic nature of book bans and the detrimental impact they can have on intellectual freedom and education. They also emphasize the significance of literacy in the Black community, exploring how it has been instrumental in the pursuit of Black liberation. By bringing together these knowledgeable educators, the episode provides a platform for in-depth analysis and discussion on these critical topics, fostering a greater understanding of the importance of literacy equity and the impact of book bans in contemporary society. /episode/index/show/5cf4da04-2614-487b-a0b4-c7e676614c38/id/27100563

00. Introduction Episode 06/01/2023

ALL Means ALL: Educational Equity & Access For ALL

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