http://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradioNational Council on Educating Black Children's "Coalition of the Willing" on the air...enCopyright Diana Daniels (C/O Blogtalkradio)Sat, 15 Jun 2019 11:00:00 GMTMon, 04 Apr 2016 14:00:00 GMTEducationBlogTalkRadio Feed v2.0https://dasg7xwmldix6.cloudfront.net/hostpics/a9e4f25d-f269-457c-9443-6a29a5d450de_ncebe_new1.jpghttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradioNational Council on Educating Black Children's "Coalition of the Willing" on the air...feeds@blogtalkradio.comBlogTalkRadio.comeducation,national council on educating black children,ncebctalkradio,urban education,excellence in education,ncebc,adelaide sanford,common core,community leadership,education equityNCEBC Talk RadionoNational Council on Educating Black Children's "Coalition of the Willing" on the air...episodichttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2016/04/04/ncebc-2016-workshop-convention-preview-seriesEducationhttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2016/04/04/ncebc-2016-workshop-convention-preview-series/#commentshttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2016/04/04/ncebc-2016-workshop-convention-preview-seriesMon, 04 Apr 2016 14:00:00 GMTNCEBC 2016 Workshop Convention Preview SeriesSHOW OVERVIEW: On Monday, April 4th @ 10AM EST, NCEBCTalkRadio  "Convention Workshop Preview" series. REGISTER NOW @ http://ncebc.org/convention/2016-convention-registration/                                                                                                                                                                  These are just the first of many stellar workshops lined up for #NCEBC2016   •Black Girls Matter Too! Shifting our consciousness toward inclusion of Black Girls in the Struggle - in school, in life and in our commitment to educating ALL Black Children •Creating a Positive School Culture with Positive Teacher Language •Supercharge and Flip Your Professional Development:  Technology, Tips, Tools and Tricks Series •A Literate City is a Safer Community   01:26:00NCEBC Talk Radionoworkshopseries,NCEBC2016conventionGuest: Dr. Darlene Sampson, Mr. Anthony Bronaugh, Ms. Chappel Billings and Mr. Gregory Spencerhttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2016/03/28/dr-adelaide-sanford-dialogue-with-dr-joyce-kingconnecting-culture-to-learningEducationhttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2016/03/28/dr-adelaide-sanford-dialogue-with-dr-joyce-kingconnecting-culture-to-learning/#commentshttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2016/03/28/dr-adelaide-sanford-dialogue-with-dr-joyce-kingconnecting-culture-to-learningMon, 28 Mar 2016 14:00:00 GMTDr. Adelaide Sanford dialogue with Dr. Joyce King:Connecting Culture to LearningShow Overview:   A discussion with DR. JOYCE KING,   Is the truth being told? a textbook distortion of African American history.   NCEBC wants to welcome the full village to question, understand, and ask questions, about governance, educational policy, finances,  resources, and  the basic democratic principles of equity, fairness, and justice. It is important (if not, vital) that we have this conversation to continue to dispel the myth that black children are incapable of achieving high test scores,  therefore public schools are incapable of providing quality education.   "We believe in accountability. We believe that data drives decision-making. We believe in research-based practices. These principles have been used for generations by high performing schools, principals and Superintendents; especially those working and succeeding in urban communities were poverty and race are the dominant elements. This conversation is about the politics, power, economics, and restructuring of a public school system into a charter school system." Diana Daniels, Executive Director, National Council on Educating Black Children 01:00:00NCEBC Talk RadionoEducators teaching in Urban Communities, this show is for you. Listen to an expert on Urban Education as she discusses her practice. The Afrocentric Praxis ofhttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2016/03/21/2016-convention-workshop-preview-series-msd-pike-township-staffEducationhttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2016/03/21/2016-convention-workshop-preview-series-msd-pike-township-staff/#commentshttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2016/03/21/2016-convention-workshop-preview-series-msd-pike-township-staffMon, 21 Mar 2016 14:00:00 GMT2016 Convention Workshop Preview Series: MSD Pike Township StaffOn Monday, March 21, 2016@ 10AM EST, NCEBCTalkRadio  "Convention Workshop Preview" series. REGISTER NOW @ http://ncebc.org/convention/2016-convention-registration/                                                                                                                                                                        These are just the first of many stellar workshops lined up for #NCEBC2016   •There's a Bright Light at the End of the Journey •A Complete Mentoring Guide for Developing Successful Young Men •Pathways to Success:  The Road to Restructing District Emotional Disabillty Classrooms   01:09:00NCEBC Talk Radiono2016ncebc,piketownship,baltimoremdGuest: Mr. Nathaniel Jones, Mr. Roy Dobbs, Mr. J. Eric Steele and Ms. Kathryn Szwed-Thompsonhttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2016/03/14/rebroadcast-2016-ncebc-convention-countdown-workshop-preview-seriesEducationhttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2016/03/14/rebroadcast-2016-ncebc-convention-countdown-workshop-preview-series/#commentshttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2016/03/14/rebroadcast-2016-ncebc-convention-countdown-workshop-preview-seriesMon, 14 Mar 2016 14:00:00 GMTREBROADCAST -2016 NCEBC Convention Countdown: Workshop Preview SeriesOn Monday, March 14, 2016@ 10AM EST, NCEBCTalkRadio  "Convention Workshop Preview" series. REGISTER NOW @ http://ncebc.org/convention/2016-convention-registration/                                                                                                                                                                          These are just the first of many stellar workshops lined up for #NCEBC2016   •Bring Pop Culture and Education Together: Classroom Revelance   •Edward Coles Language Academy: From Dysfunctional to Dyanamic-"Our Story" 01:12:00NCEBC Talk RadionoNCEBCConvention,education,BaltimoremdGuest: Ms. Tammatha Woodhouse and Mr. Jeff Dasehttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2016/03/07/2016-ncebc-convention-countdown-workshop-preview-seriesEducationhttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2016/03/07/2016-ncebc-convention-countdown-workshop-preview-series/#commentshttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2016/03/07/2016-ncebc-convention-countdown-workshop-preview-seriesMon, 07 Mar 2016 15:00:00 GMT2016 NCEBC Convention Countdown: Workshop Preview SeriesOn Monday, March 7, 2016@ 10AM EST, NCEBCTalkRadio  "Convention Workshop Preview" series. REGISTER NOW @ http://ncebc.org/convention/2016-convention-registration/   These are just the first of many stellar workshops lined up for #NCEBC2016 •Bring Pop Culture and Education Together: Classroom Revelance •Edward Coles Language Academy: From Dysfunctional to Dyanamic-"Our Story" 01:12:00NCEBC Talk Radionospring2016,2016NCEBConvention,educationworkshop,baltimoremdGuest: Ms. Tammatha Woodhouse and Mr. Jeff Dasehttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2016/02/29/selma-50-years-later-we-reflect-1Educationhttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2016/02/29/selma-50-years-later-we-reflect-1/#commentshttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2016/02/29/selma-50-years-later-we-reflect-1Mon, 29 Feb 2016 15:00:00 GMTSelma: 50 Years Later, We ReflectJoin NCEBCTalkRadio show hosts, Dr. Eric Cooper and Dr. Nicole McZeal Walters for a history-making moment with NCEBC Queen Mother and renowned Education Activist, Dr. Adelaide Sanford for a relfection on the recent 50th Anniversary of Bloody Sunday.   Dr. Sanford participated in the Jubliee Celebration in Selma, AL in the company of many civil rights activists - names known and unknown. Among them were Ms. Jan McCray, _____________________. Join us as we welcome them to the show to discuss their thoughts, feelings, and impressions of the event.  Share yours at 714-242-5228. 01:01:00NCEBC Talk RadionoRebroadcast With Guest Queen Mother Dr. Adelaide Sanfordhttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2016/02/22/part-ii-the-role-of-the-black-church-guest-dr-joseph-tucker-edmondsEducationhttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2016/02/22/part-ii-the-role-of-the-black-church-guest-dr-joseph-tucker-edmonds/#commentshttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2016/02/22/part-ii-the-role-of-the-black-church-guest-dr-joseph-tucker-edmondsMon, 22 Feb 2016 15:00:00 GMTPART II: THE ROLE OF THE BLACK CHURCH-GUEST DR. JOSEPH TUCKER-EDMONDSShow Overview: A discussion with DR. JOSEPH TUCKER-EDMONDS   NCEBC wants to welcome the full village to question, understand, and ask questions, about governance, educational policy, finances,  resources, and  the basic democratic principles of equity, fairness, and justice. It is important (if not, vital) that we have this conversation to continue to dispel the myth that black children are incapable of achieving high test scores,  therefore public schools are incapable of providing quality education.   "We believe in accountability. We believe that data drives decision-making. We believe in research-based practices. These principles have been used for generations by high performing schools, principals and Superintendents; especially those working and succeeding in urban communities were poverty and race are the dominant elements. This conversation is about the politics, power, economics, and restructuring of a public school system into a charter school system."   Diana Daniels, Executive Director, National Council on Educating Black Children. 01:14:00NCEBC Talk RadionoBLACK CHURCH,JOSEPHTUCKER EDMONDS,PEDAGOGIES,ROLEOFBLACKCHURCHDISCUSS RACISM POLICIES, PRACTICES AND PEDAGOGIEShttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2016/02/15/mis-education-of-the-negro-then-now-in-the-future-guest-dr-al-tony-gilmore-1Educationhttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2016/02/15/mis-education-of-the-negro-then-now-in-the-future-guest-dr-al-tony-gilmore-1/#commentshttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2016/02/15/mis-education-of-the-negro-then-now-in-the-future-guest-dr-al-tony-gilmore-1Mon, 15 Feb 2016 15:00:00 GMT"Mis-education of the Negro" Then, Now, in the Future-Guest DR. AL-TONY GILMOREShow Overview: A discussion with DR. AL-TONY GILMORE,   Show tribute to Dr. Cater G. Woodson, "The Mis-Education of the Negro".   NCEBC wants to welcome the full village to question, understand, and ask questions, about governance, educational policy, finances,  resources, and  the basic democratic principles of equity, fairness, and justice. It is important (if not, vital) that we have this conversation to continue to dispel the myth that black children are incapable of achieving high test scores,  therefore public schools are incapable of providing quality education.   "We believe in accountability. We believe that data drives decision-making. We believe in research-based practices. These principles have been used for generations by high performing schools, principals and Superintendents; especially those working and succeeding in urban communities were poverty and race are the dominant elements. This conversation is about the politics, power, economics, and restructuring of a public school system into a charter school system."   Diana Daniels, Executive Director, National Council on Educating Black Children. 01:30:00NCEBC Talk RadionoMisEducation of the Negro,catergwoodsonTune in to first show of 2016 with special guest-TRIBUTE TO DR. CATER G. WOODSONhttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2016/02/08/what-successful-urban-schools-do-experts-share-best-practicesEducationhttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2016/02/08/what-successful-urban-schools-do-experts-share-best-practices/#commentshttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2016/02/08/what-successful-urban-schools-do-experts-share-best-practicesMon, 08 Feb 2016 15:00:00 GMTWHAT SUCCESSFUL URBAN SCHOOLS DO! EXPERTS SHARE BEST PRACTICESShow overview: A discussion with Ms. Linda Harris, Mr. Patrick Jones and Mr. James Taylor. Show title "What Successful Urban Schools Do! Experts Share Best Practices. NCEBC wants to welcome the full village to question, understand, and ask questions, about governance, educational policy, finances,  resources, and  the basic democratic principles of equity, fairness, and justice. It is important (if not, vital) that we have this conversation to continue to dispel the myth that black children are incapable of achieving high test scores,  therefore public schools are incapable of providing quality education. "We believe in accountability. We believe that data drives decision-making. We believe in research-based practices. These principles have been used for generations by high performing schools, principals and Superintendents; especially those working and succeeding in urban communities were poverty and race are the dominant elements. This conversation is about the politics, power, economics, and restructuring of a public school system into a charter school system." Diana Daniels, Executive Director, National Council on Educating Black Children 01:31:00NCEBC Talk RadionoBESTPRACTICES,LINDAHARRIS,PATRICKJONES,TINDLEYCHARTERSCHOOLS,JAMESTAYLORShow overview: A discussion with Ms. Linda Harris, Mr. Patrick Jones and Mr. James Taylor. Show title "What Successful Urban Schools Do! Experts Share Best Prahttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2016/02/01/mis-education-of-the-negro-then-now-in-the-future-guest-dr-al-tony-gilmoreEducationhttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2016/02/01/mis-education-of-the-negro-then-now-in-the-future-guest-dr-al-tony-gilmore/#commentshttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2016/02/01/mis-education-of-the-negro-then-now-in-the-future-guest-dr-al-tony-gilmoreMon, 01 Feb 2016 15:00:00 GMT"Mis-education of the Negro" Then, Now, in the Future-Guest DR. AL-TONY GILMOREShow Overview: A discussion with DR. AL-TONY GILMORE,   Show tribute to Dr. Cater G. Woodson, "The Mis-Education of the Negro". NCEBC wants to welcome the full village to question, understand, and ask questions, about governance, educational policy, finances,  resources, and  the basic democratic principles of equity, fairness, and justice. It is important (if not, vital) that we have this conversation to continue to dispel the myth that black children are incapable of achieving high test scores,  therefore public schools are incapable of providing quality education. "We believe in accountability. We believe that data drives decision-making. We believe in research-based practices. These principles have been used for generations by high performing schools, principals and Superintendents; especially those working and succeeding in urban communities were poverty and race are the dominant elements. This conversation is about the politics, power, economics, and restructuring of a public school system into a charter school system." Diana Daniels, Executive Director, National Council on Educating Black Children 01:31:00NCEBC Talk RadionoMIS-EDUCATION OF THE NEGRO,DR AL-TONY GILMORE,NCEBC,DRADELAIDESANFORDTune in to first show of 2016 with special guest-TRIBUTE TO DR. CATER G. WOODSONhttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2015/12/21/black-church-leadership-role-in-black-minds-matter-dr-joseph-tucker-edmondsEducationhttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2015/12/21/black-church-leadership-role-in-black-minds-matter-dr-joseph-tucker-edmonds/#commentshttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2015/12/21/black-church-leadership-role-in-black-minds-matter-dr-joseph-tucker-edmondsMon, 21 Dec 2015 15:00:00 GMT"BLACK CHURCH LEADERSHIP ROLE IN BLACK MINDS MATTER"- Dr. Joseph Tucker-EdmondsShow Overview: A discussion with DR. JOSEPH LENNIS TUCKER EDMONDS NCEBC wants to welcome the full village to question, understand, and ask questions, about governance, educational policy, finances,  resources, and  the basic democratic principles of equity, fairness, and justice. It is important (if not, vital) that we have this conversation to continue to dispel the myth that black children are incapable of achieving high test scores,  therefore public schools are incapable of providing quality education. "We believe in accountability. We believe that data drives decision-making. We believe in research-based practices. These principles have been used for generations by high performing schools, principals and Superintendents; especially those working and succeeding in urban communities were poverty and race are the dominant elements. This conversation is about the politics, power, economics, and restructuring of a public school system into a charter school system." Diana Daniels, Executive Director, National Council on Educating Black Children 01:02:00NCEBC Talk RadionoJOSEPHTUCKEREDMONDS,BLACKCHURCH,BLACKMINDSMATTER,IUPUI,AFRICANASTUDIESDOES THE BLACK CHURCH HAVE A LEADERSHIP ROLE IN BLACK MINDS MATTER?http://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2015/12/14/building-confidence-in-black-youth-guest-dr-joseph-lennis-tucker-edmondsEducationhttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2015/12/14/building-confidence-in-black-youth-guest-dr-joseph-lennis-tucker-edmonds/#commentshttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2015/12/14/building-confidence-in-black-youth-guest-dr-joseph-lennis-tucker-edmondsMon, 14 Dec 2015 15:00:00 GMT"Building Confidence in Black Youth"- Guest Dr. Joseph Lennis Tucker-EdmondsShow Overview: A discussion with DR. JOSEPH LENNIS TUCKER EDMONDS NCEBC wants to welcome the full village to question, understand, and ask questions, about governance, educational policy, finances,  resources, and  the basic democratic principles of equity, fairness, and justice. It is important (if not, vital) that we have this conversation to continue to dispel the myth that black children are incapable of achieving high test scores,  therefore public schools are incapable of providing quality education. "We believe in accountability. We believe that data drives decision-making. We believe in research-based practices. These principles have been used for generations by high performing schools, principals and Superintendents; especially those working and succeeding in urban communities were poverty and race are the dominant elements. This conversation is about the politics, power, economics, and restructuring of a public school system into a charter school system." Diana Daniels, Executive Director, National Council on Educating Black Children 01:02:00NCEBC Talk RadionoJOSEPHLENNISTUCKEREDMONDS,IUPUIAFRICANASTUDIES,RELIGIOUSTUDIES"Building Confidence in Black Youth...to Mobilize..meet and dialogue with Dr. Joseph Tucker-Edmonds IUPUI Africana Studies and Religionhttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2015/12/07/dr-adelaide-sanford-dialogue-with-dr-joyce-kingconnecting-culture-to-learningEducationhttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2015/12/07/dr-adelaide-sanford-dialogue-with-dr-joyce-kingconnecting-culture-to-learning/#commentshttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2015/12/07/dr-adelaide-sanford-dialogue-with-dr-joyce-kingconnecting-culture-to-learningMon, 07 Dec 2015 15:00:00 GMTDr. Adelaide Sanford dialogue with Dr. Joyce King:Connecting Culture to LearningShow Overview: A discussion with DR. JOYCE KING,   Is the truth being told? a textbook distortion of African American history. NCEBC wants to welcome the full village to question, understand, and ask questions, about governance, educational policy, finances,  resources, and  the basic democratic principles of equity, fairness, and justice. It is important (if not, vital) that we have this conversation to continue to dispel the myth that black children are incapable of achieving high test scores,  therefore public schools are incapable of providing quality education. "We believe in accountability. We believe that data drives decision-making. We believe in research-based practices. These principles have been used for generations by high performing schools, principals and Superintendents; especially those working and succeeding in urban communities were poverty and race are the dominant elements. This conversation is about the politics, power, economics, and restructuring of a public school system into a charter school system." Diana Daniels, Executive Director, National Council on Educating Black Children 01:14:00NCEBC Talk RadionoJOYCEKING,NCEBC,URBANDEDUCATION,AFROCENTRICPRAXIS,ADELAIDESANFORDEducators teaching in Urban Communities, this show is for you. Listen to an expert on Urban Education as she discusses her practice. The Afrocentric Praxis ofhttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2015/11/30/special-guest-mr-jeffrey-l-page-dancer-choreographer-broadway-starEducationhttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2015/11/30/special-guest-mr-jeffrey-l-page-dancer-choreographer-broadway-star/#commentshttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2015/11/30/special-guest-mr-jeffrey-l-page-dancer-choreographer-broadway-starMon, 30 Nov 2015 15:00:00 GMTSPECIAL GUEST -MR. JEFFREY L PAGE-DANCER, CHOREOGRAPHER, BROADWAY STARShow Overview: An interview with MR. JEFFREY L PAGE NCEBC wants to welcome the full village to question, understand, and ask questions, about governance, educational policy, finances,  resources, and  the basic democratic principles of equity, fairness, and justice. It is important (if not, vital) that we have this conversation to continue to dispel the myth that black children are incapable of achieving high test scores,  therefore public schools are incapable of providing quality education. "We believe in accountability. We believe that data drives decision-making. We believe in research-based practices. These principles have been used for generations by high performing schools, principals and Superintendents; especially those working and succeeding in urban communities were poverty and race are the dominant elements. This conversation is about the politics, power, economics, and restructuring of a public school system into a charter school system." Diana Daniels, Executive Director, National Council on Educating Black Children 01:32:00NCEBC Talk RadionoJEFFREYLPAGE,BROADWAYSTAR,EDUCATEMEFOUNDATION,BLACKCOLLEGETOURALSO STAY TUNE FOR EDUCATE ME FOUNDATION'S BLACK COLLEGE TOUR INFORMATIONhttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2015/11/23/an-interactive-discussion-with-dr-gwendolyn-j-cooke-authorEducationhttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2015/11/23/an-interactive-discussion-with-dr-gwendolyn-j-cooke-author/#commentshttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2015/11/23/an-interactive-discussion-with-dr-gwendolyn-j-cooke-authorMon, 23 Nov 2015 15:00:00 GMTAN INTERACTIVE DISCUSSION WITH DR GWENDOLYN J COOKE, AUTHORShow Overview: An interview with DR. GWENDOLYN J COOKE Dr. Gwendolyn J Cooke will be discussing her new book, "A Ninety-Day Empowerment Journal for Young Women". NCEBC wants to welcome the full village to question, understand, and ask questions, about governance, educational policy, finances,  resources, and  the basic democratic principles of equity, fairness, and justice. It is important (if not, vital) that we have this conversation to continue to dispel the myth that black children are incapable of achieving high test scores,  therefore public schools are incapable of providing quality education. "We believe in accountability. We believe that data drives decision-making. We believe in research-based practices. These principles have been used for generations by high performing schools, principals and Superintendents; especially those working and succeeding in urban communities were poverty and race are the dominant elements. This conversation is about the politics, power, economics, and restructuring of a public school system into a charter school system." Diana Daniels, Executive Director, National Council on Educating Black Children 01:00:00NCEBC Talk Radionodr gwendolyn j cooke,ninetydayempowermentjournalfor youngwomen"A NINETY DAY EMPOWERMENT JOURNAL FOR YOUNG WOMEN"http://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2015/11/16/interactive-discussion-with-guest-dr-jerlando-f-l-jacksonEducationhttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2015/11/16/interactive-discussion-with-guest-dr-jerlando-f-l-jackson/#commentshttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2015/11/16/interactive-discussion-with-guest-dr-jerlando-f-l-jacksonMon, 16 Nov 2015 16:00:00 GMTINTERACTIVE DISCUSSION WITH GUEST DR JERLANDO F. L. JACKSONShow Overview: An interview with DR. JERLANDO F. L. JACKSON “In my research, I’m looking for insight into what it takes to change a culture,” Jackson says. “What I’ve found is that oftentimes, what it takes is someone willing to go it alone, because usually, when you’re the first to do something, you’re doing it alone.” -Dr. Jerland F. L. Jackson NCEBC wants to welcome the full village to question, understand, and ask questions, about governance, educational policy, finances,  resources, and  the basic democratic principles of equity, fairness, and justice. It is important (if not, vital) that we have this conversation to continue to dispel the myth that black children are incapable of achieving high test scores,  therefore public schools are incapable of providing quality education. "We believe in accountability. We believe that data drives decision-making. We believe in research-based practices. These principles have been used for generations by high performing schools, principals and Superintendents; especially those working and succeeding in urban communities were poverty and race are the dominant elements. This conversation is about the politics, power, economics, and restructuring of a public school system into a charter school system." Diana Daniels, Executive Director, National Council on Educating Black Children 01:04:00NCEBC Talk RadionoWEILAB,WISCONSIN INCLUSION,JERLANDO F L JACKSON,EQUITYLABORATORYDIRECTOR OF WISCONSIN'S EQUITY AND INCLUSION LABORATORY-DR. JACKSONhttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2015/11/09/stem-disciplines-guest-dr-jomo-mutegiEducationhttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2015/11/09/stem-disciplines-guest-dr-jomo-mutegi/#commentshttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2015/11/09/stem-disciplines-guest-dr-jomo-mutegiMon, 09 Nov 2015 15:00:00 GMTSTEM DISCIPLINES: GUEST DR. JOMO MUTEGIShow Overview: An interview with Dr. Jomo Mutegi "My research agenda, which addresses the underrepresentation of African Americans in science and science-related careers, consists of three lines of scholarship. In the first I explore students science knowledge as a factor that influences career decisions. In the second line of scholarship I explore racism in student teacher interactions to determine the degree to which race bias inhibits African Americans from pursuing science and science-related careers. The third and most central line of scholarship is educational praxis. Herein I work to use science education as a tool for improving the African American community." NCEBC wants to welcome the full village to question, understand, and ask questions, about governance, educational policy, finances,  resources, and  the basic democratic principles of equity, fairness, and justice. It is important (if not, vital) that we have this conversation to continue to dispel the myth that black children are incapable of achieving high test scores,  therefore public schools are incapable of providing quality education.  "We believe in accountability. We believe that data drives decision-making. We believe in research-based practices. These principles have been used for generations by high performing schools, principals and Superintendents; especially those working and succeeding in urban communities were poverty and race are the dominant elements. This conversation is about the politics, power, economics, and restructuring of a public school system into a charter school system." Diana Daniels, Executive Director, National Council on Educating Black Children   01:30:00NCEBC Talk RadionoJOMOMUTEGI,STEM,CHILDRENOFCOLORBUILDING CONFIDENCE IN CHILDREN OF COLOR TO EXCEL IN STEMhttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2015/11/02/confidence-and-global-connections-people-of-african-ancestry-dr-kristen-burasEducationhttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2015/11/02/confidence-and-global-connections-people-of-african-ancestry-dr-kristen-buras/#commentshttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2015/11/02/confidence-and-global-connections-people-of-african-ancestry-dr-kristen-burasMon, 02 Nov 2015 15:00:00 GMTCONFIDENCE AND GLOBAL CONNECTIONS -PEOPLE OF AFRICAN ANCESTRY- DR. KRISTEN BURASShow overview: An Interview with Dr. Kristen Buras By now, you are aware of the New Orleans education story that occurred after the Katrina Hurricane.  What you probably don't know, are the facts as recorded by researchers on the impact of charter schools on a community of color.  Dr. Kristen Buras h as written several books and articles on corporate education reform, a term that many researchers take offense to and have named it slave market reform. NCEBC wants to welcome the full village to question, understand, and ask questions, about governance, educational policy, finances, resources and the basic democratic principles of equity, fairness and justice.  It is important (if not vital) that we have conversations to continue to dispel the myth that black children are incapable of achieving high test scores, therefore public schools are incapable of providing quality education. "We believe in accountability.  We believe that data drives decision-making.  We believe in research-based practices.  These principles have been used for generations by high performing schools, principals and Superintendents; especially those working and succeeding in urban communities were poverty and race are the dominant elements.   This conversation is about the politics, power, economics and restructuring of a public school system into a charter school system". Diana Daniels, Executive Director, National Council on Educating Black Children Join hosts Dr. Nicole Walters and Mr. Michael "Chappie" Grice, both NCEBC Board of Director Members, on NCEBCTalkRadio on Monday November 2, at 10AM (EST)   01:13:00NCEBC Talk RadionoKRISTEN BURAS,CHARTER SCHOOLS,RACE AND URBAN SPACE,GRASSROOTS RESISTENCE,AERAPOLICIES & GOVERNANCE IMPACTING CHILDREN OF COLOR: SPREADING THE NEW ORLEANS MODEL TO OTHER CITIEShttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2015/10/19/million-man-march-debrief-and-reparatory-justice-guest-brother-nuri-mohammadEducationhttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2015/10/19/million-man-march-debrief-and-reparatory-justice-guest-brother-nuri-mohammad/#commentshttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2015/10/19/million-man-march-debrief-and-reparatory-justice-guest-brother-nuri-mohammadMon, 19 Oct 2015 16:30:00 GMTMillion Man March Debrief and Reparatory Justice- Guest Brother Nuri MohammadBrother Nuri is known for his powerful messages full of inspirational information that can be practically applied. His gifts have given him a magnetic appeal, from the “streets to the suites” and a special affinity with the youth. He inspires and mobilizes all over the country, speaking in high schools, colleges, prisons, churches, mosques and community centers. His work of helping The Hon. Min. Louis Farrakhan, inspired his teacher to give him the name ‘Nuri’ which comes from the attribute of Allah(God) Al-Nur, meaning “The Light.”  With anticipation, steely determination and focus by activists, organizers and Nation of Islam Believers around the country—led by the tireless work and unceasing travel, vision and determination of the Honorable Minister Louis Farrakhan—mobilizing for “Justice Or Else!”, the 20th anniversary of the Million Man March, was intense. Plans for the gathering started after an April announcement by Min. Farrakhan that it was time to return to Washington, D.C. Yet in a few months, with no corporate sponsors, no huge national political backers, few establishment endorsements, and no mainstream media help, the U.S. Capitol and down the National Mall Oct. 10 were filled with throngs of people. They were drawn by a call to stand against pervasive racism and injustice with the invitation extended to Native Americans, Latinos, veterans and women to stand against oppression. Urban News Service put the number at hundreds of thousands and some estimated a million people and upwards. With substantial construction underway on the National Mall there was spillover onto side streets. It was an incredible gathering that was peaceful, loving and the beginning of a movement. . Now on the ground work begins and people are eager to get started. Join the movement at www.justiceorelse.com. 01:18:00NCEBC Talk Radionomillion man march,nuri muhammad,JusticeorElse,20th anniversaryDebrief of the Million Man March with Guest Brother Nuri Mohammadhttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2015/06/08/part-ii-the-great-atlanta-massacre-educators-under-attackEducationhttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2015/06/08/part-ii-the-great-atlanta-massacre-educators-under-attack/#commentshttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2015/06/08/part-ii-the-great-atlanta-massacre-educators-under-attackMon, 08 Jun 2015 14:00:00 GMTPART II: "The Great Atlanta Massacre" (Educators Under Attack) On Monday, June 8 join NCEBCTalkRadio host Dr. Eric Cooper, Dr. Nicole McZeal-Walters, and NCEBC Executive Director, Mrs. Diana Daniels at 10AM ET for PART II of our series. Click the "LISTEN NOW" button or dial 714-242-5228 to listen or participate via phone. Our Special Guests for this show are: Attorney Teresa Mann and Attorney Gerald Griggs - legal representatives for Dr. Sharon Davis Williams and Mrs. Angela Williamson. We'll discuss: How has Georgia stretched their RICO law to include education? How many other states have education in their state RICO laws? What are the implications of RICO, for educators, unions, or any organization, even churches? Comprehensive School Reform Plan The 2008 NAEP scores The plan for appeal  NCEBC wants to welcome the full village to question, understand, and support these martyrs who are standing on the basic democratic principles of equity, fairness, and justice. It is important (if not, vital) that we have this conversation to continue to dispel the myth that black children are incapable of achieving high test scores.   "We believe in accountability. We believe that data drives decision-making. We believe in research-based practices. These principles have been used for generations by high performing schools, principals and Superintendents; especially those working and succeeding in urban communities were poverty and race are the dominant elements. This conversation is about the politics, power, economics, and restructuring of a public school system into a charter school system." Diana Daniels, Executive Director, National Council on Educating Black Children Click the "LISTEN LIVE" button or dial 714-242-5228 to listen or participate via phone. 01:31:00NCEBC Talk RadionoAtlanta Public Schools,Teachers,NCEBCOn Monday, June 8 join NCEBCTalkRadio host Dr. Eric Cooper, Dr. Nicole McZeal-Walters, and NCEBC Executive Director, Mrs. Diana Daniels at 10AM ET for PART IIhttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2015/06/01/the-great-atlanta-massacre-educators-under-attackEducationhttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2015/06/01/the-great-atlanta-massacre-educators-under-attack/#commentshttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2015/06/01/the-great-atlanta-massacre-educators-under-attackMon, 01 Jun 2015 14:00:00 GMT"The Great Atlanta Massacre" (Educators Under Attack)By now, you are aware of the 11 Educators in the Atlanta Public School System who were found guilty under the "Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations Ac (RICO). What you probably don't know, are the facts as recorded by those involved. (Click to download "20 Facts about the Great Atlanta Massacre of Black Educators") NCEBC wants to welcome the full village to question, understand, and support these martyrs who are standing on the basic democratic principles of equity, fairness, and justice. It is important (if not, vital) that we have this conversation to continue to dispel the myth that black children are incapable of achieving high test scores. "We believe in accountability. We believe that data drives decision-making. We believe in research-based practices.These principles have been used for generations by high performing schools, Principals and Superintendents; especially those working and succeeding in urban communities where poverty and race are the dominant elements.This conversation is about the politics, power, economics, and restructuring of a public school system into a charter school system." Diana Daniels, Executive Director National Council on Educating Black Children Join NCEBCTalkRadio on Monday June 1 and June 8 at10AM ET for a special two part series. Click the "LISTEN LIVE" button or dial 714-242-5228 to listen or participate via phone.  01:27:00NCEBC Talk RadionoAtlanta Public Schools,Cheating Allegations,NCEBC,Truth,FactsBy now, you are aware of the 11 Educators in the Atlanta Public School System who were found guilty under the "Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations Achttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2015/05/18/aera-and-the-movement-toward-justiceEducationhttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2015/05/18/aera-and-the-movement-toward-justice/#commentshttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2015/05/18/aera-and-the-movement-toward-justiceMon, 18 May 2015 14:00:00 GMTAERA and the Movement Toward JusticeOn Monday, May 18, 2015, we invite you to join us for a discussion with Joyce E. King, President of the American Educational Research Association. Since 2004 Professor King has been on the faculty at Georgia State University, where she holds the Benjamin E. Mays Endowed Chair of Urban Teaching, Learning and Leadership. Her research interests include the role of cultural knowledge, curriculum change, and global education. Professor King chaired the AERA Commission on Research in Black Education (CORIBE) and became editor of the resulting volume, Black Education: A Transformative Research and Action Agenda for the New Century, published in 2005 for AERA by Lawrence Erlbaum Associates. This volume examined the knowledge base, presented findings, and offered new directions for research and practice in Black education and across diverse communities. Tune in and enjoy the worldly insights of Host, Dr. Eric Cooper meshed with the culturally-astute and melodious tone of co-host, Dr. Nicole McZeal Waters in an engaging "Open Mic" dialogue. We want to hear the voices of our emerging new leadership.....Voices of The Next Millennium. Education, Social Justice, Mass Incarcerations, Health Care, Voting Rights and Labor are topics to be explored. 01:01:00NCEBC Talk RadionoJoyce King,AERA,Eric Cooper,Nicole McZeal-Walters,NCEBCOn Monday, May 18, 2015, we invite you to join us for a discussion with Joyce E. King, President of the American Educational Research Association. Since 2004 Phttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2015/05/11/facts-and-myths-the-school-to-prison-pipelineEducationhttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2015/05/11/facts-and-myths-the-school-to-prison-pipeline/#commentshttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2015/05/11/facts-and-myths-the-school-to-prison-pipelineMon, 11 May 2015 14:00:00 GMTFacts and Myths: The School to Prison PipelineIn February 2013, NCEBC launched NCEBCTalkRadio with a weekly radio show as a resource for urban educators, parents, and members of the "Community Faculty". The worldly insights of Host, Dr. Eric Cooper meshed with the culturally-astute and melodious tone of co-host, Dr. Nicole McZeal Waters in what became somewhat of an instant hit! Early shows welcomed the likes of Dr. Linda Darling-Hammond (Stanford University), Dr. Yvette Jackson (National Urban Alliance), Dr. Raymond Winbush (Morgan State University), and a 6 weeks series with experts from the Annenberg Institute.  Today NCEBCTalkRadio offers two regular radio programs and is considered a primary component of the NCEBC "tool-kit" geared toward urban educators.  On Monday, May 11, 2015, we return to the airwaves with a conversation on "Derailing the School to Prison Pipeline (STPP) for Black Males" providing effective interventions that address both academics and behavior issues. The Equity Project in Indiana represented by Director, Dr. Russell Skiba, Dr. Gwen Kelley and Ms. Chrystal Gray will join our hosts along with Principal and Author, Mr. Roy Dobbs to engage listeners in an open dialogue on myths and facts on how and why black boys end up in School-to-Prison-Pipeline.They will share characteristics of effective black male programs while welcoming callers with questions and comments. NCEBC will host this conversation with an "Open Mic" approach. We want to hear the voices of our emerging new leadership.....Voices of The Next Millennium. Education, Social Justice, Mass Incarcerations, Health Care, Voting Rights and Labor are topics to be explored. We invite our entire listening audience to participate in the conversation on Twitter, Facebook, text, phone call and email.   01:01:00NCEBC Talk RadionoSTPP,School to Prison Pipeline,Equity Project in Indiana,NCEBCTalkRadioIn February 2013, NCEBC launched NCEBCTalkRadio with a weekly radio show as a resource for urban educators, parents, and members of the "Community Faculty". Thehttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2015/03/30/2015-convention-countdown-ncebc2015-urbanedmattersEducationhttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2015/03/30/2015-convention-countdown-ncebc2015-urbanedmatters/#commentshttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2015/03/30/2015-convention-countdown-ncebc2015-urbanedmattersMon, 30 Mar 2015 14:00:00 GMT2015 Convention Countdown: #NCEBC2015 #UrbanEdMattersOn Monday, March 30, 2015 @ 10AM ET, NCEBCTalkRadio continues its "Convention Workshop Preview" series. REGISTER NOW @ http://ncebc.org/events/2015convention/ These are just the first of many stellar workshops lined up for #NCEBC2015 Exploring African American English and Standard American English: To Promote Reading and Academic Success.     Meet Your 5 Year Goals in 16 Months: A Formula Solution to District Resource Equity MissionsAn Urban Schools focus on Closing the Aspiration GapDestroying the Pipeline in Our VillageCultural Competency Responsiveness Framework: A Guide for School Districts01:01:00NCEBC Talk RadionoNCEBC2015,Urban Education Matters,Professional Development,Spring 2015On Monday, March 30, 2015 @ 10AM ET, NCEBCTalkRadio continues its "Convention Workshop Preview" series. REGISTER NOW @ http://ncebc.org/events/2015convention/http://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2015/03/23/defining-success-a-discussion-with-outkast-principals-and-thought-leadersEducationhttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2015/03/23/defining-success-a-discussion-with-outkast-principals-and-thought-leaders/#commentshttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2015/03/23/defining-success-a-discussion-with-outkast-principals-and-thought-leadersMon, 23 Mar 2015 14:00:00 GMTDefining Success: A Discussion with "Outkast" Principals and Thought LeadersOn Monday, March 23, 2015 @ 10AM ET, NCEBCTalkRadio is launching its "Convention Workshop Preview" series. To kick the series off, we are happy to welcome Coles Model for Excellence Language Academy (Chicago, IL) Principal, Mr. Jeff Dase and Vice Principal, Mr. El-Roy Estes to the show to discuss their 2015 NCEBC Convention Workshop: Hip-Hop Principals: From Outkast to Outstanding" and the work of the Coles Academy as a success model for "new school" leadership in social and educational equity. We'll also welcome Mr. Michael Brunson, Recording Secretary of the Chicago Teachers Union and 2015 NCEBC Workshop Presenter (Safe Schools Consortium (SSC) - Restorative Justice in Schools: Alternatives to Exclusion - Building Teacher and Student Leadership to Transform School Discipline in Chicago) to the conversation to discuss his workshop and greater efforts toward restorative justice.   Please join show host, Dr. Eric Cooper and NCEBC Executive Director, Ms. Diana Daniels as we turn up the energy on NCEBC 2015 NATIONAL CONVENTION. Friends, our season is upon us.  Register for the 2015 Convention today!   01:01:00NCEBC Talk RadionoColes Academy,NCEBC2015,Success,Urban EducationOn Monday, March 23, 2015 @ 10AM ET, NCEBCTalkRadio is launching its "Convention Workshop Preview" series. To kick the series off, we are happy to welcome Coleshttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2015/03/16/selma-50-years-later-we-reflectEducationhttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2015/03/16/selma-50-years-later-we-reflect/#commentshttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2015/03/16/selma-50-years-later-we-reflectMon, 16 Mar 2015 14:00:00 GMTSelma: 50 Years Later, We ReflectJoin NCEBCTalkRadio show hosts, Dr. Eric Cooper and Dr. Nicole McZeal Walters for a history-making moment with NCEBC Queen Mother and renowned Education Activist, Dr. Adealide Sanford for a relfection on the recent 50th Anniversary of Bloody Sunday. Dr. Sanford participated in the Jubliee Celebration in Selma, AL in the company of many civil rights activists - names known and unknown. Among them were Ms. Jan McCray, _____________________. Join us as we welcome them to the show to discuss their thoughts, feelings, and impressions of the event.  Share yours at 714-242-5228. 01:01:00NCEBC Talk RadionoSelma,50 years after Bloody Sunday,InterviewsJoin NCEBCTalkRadio show hosts, Dr. Eric Cooper and Dr. Nicole McZeal Walters for a history-making moment with NCEBC Queen Mother and renowned Education Activishttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2015/03/09/cancelling-the-cradle-to-prison-pipelineEducationhttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2015/03/09/cancelling-the-cradle-to-prison-pipeline/#commentshttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2015/03/09/cancelling-the-cradle-to-prison-pipelineMon, 09 Mar 2015 14:00:00 GMTCancelling the "Cradle to Prison" PipelineThe National Council on Educating Black Children commends our President Barack Obama for developing a national initiative for Black and Latino Males; an elevated focus that is  supported by our Board of Directors and our  membership.    Far too long, too many young males of color have been sacrificed, by the wealthiest nation on the planet.  In the words of Nelson Mandela, "You can judge the soul of a nation by the way it treats their children." The declaration to elevate this discussion to a national level is welcomed with exuberance. NCEBC continues to address the areas research identifies as correlates with school failure. We collaborate with stakeholders, and maintain a growing partnership with faith-based institutions, school districts, and community centers, to establish Augustus F. Hawkins Literacy Centers.  Currently there are 17 Literacy Centers operating in 6 states.  NCEBC provides a challenging and culturally relevant curriculum for grades preK-6,that is in alignment with common core standards, and a strong focus on identity development.  Pre and post reading assessments are given to students enrolled in our school-based centers, in addition all students receive three age-appropriate books a year, for their personal library.  We encourage the incorporation of technology to under-grid instruction in our Literacy Centers.     On Monday, March 9, 2015, at 10:00am ET,  we will revisit the Cancelling the "Cradle to Prison" Pipeline episode of NCEBCTalkRadio. 01:01:00NCEBC Talk RadionoCradle to Prison Pipeline,My Brothers Keeper,NCEBCThe National Council on Educating Black Children commends our President Barack Obama for developing a national initiative for Black and Latino Males; an elevatehttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2015/02/23/reclaiming-the-village-the-state-of-black-americaEducationhttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2015/02/23/reclaiming-the-village-the-state-of-black-america/#commentshttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2015/02/23/reclaiming-the-village-the-state-of-black-americaMon, 23 Feb 2015 15:00:00 GMTReclaiming the Village: "The State of Black America"On Monday, February  23, 2015, at 10:00am ET,  we conclude our 6 week series on "The State of Black America: 50 Years after the 1965 Voting Rights Act." This episode of NCEBCTalkRadio features special guest Larry Humes and Ron Jackson are the coordinators of Reclaiming the Village (RTV). RTV is a program of the (Indiana) Health & Hospital Corporation of Marion County (HHC) External Affairs Department that prides itself on helping young males transition from adolescence to adulthood. The program provides young males with the knowledge, skills and opportunities to grow through weekly activities based on the seven life principles. Program coordinators Larry Humes and Ron Jackson conduct the Reclaiming the Village program in numerous sites throughout Marion County. The Reclaiming the Village program is under the direction of Gregory W. Porter, Vice President of External Affairs, HHC. Join show host Mr. Kamau Jywanza for this exciting broadcast. NCEBC will host this conversation with an "Open Mic" approach. We want to hear the voices of our emerging new leadership.....Voices of The Next Millennium. Education, Social Justice, Mass Incarcerations, Health Care, Voting Rights and Labor are topics to be explored. We invite our entire listening audience to participate in the conversation on Twitter, Facebook, text, phone call and email.   01:01:00NCEBC Talk RadionoReclaiming the Village,NCEBC,Black MalesOn Monday, February  23, 2015, at 10:00am ET,  we conclude our 6 week series on "The State of Black America: 50 Years after the 1965 Voting Rights Act." This ehttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2015/02/16/driving-ed-reform-look-behind-the-wheel-and-down-the-road-replayEducationhttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2015/02/16/driving-ed-reform-look-behind-the-wheel-and-down-the-road-replay/#commentshttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2015/02/16/driving-ed-reform-look-behind-the-wheel-and-down-the-road-replayMon, 16 Feb 2015 15:00:00 GMTDriving Ed. Reform: Look Behind the Wheel and Down the Road (Replay)“Driving Education Reform:  Who’s Behind the Wheel and What’s Down the Road?” will be hosted by, NCEBC Executive Director Diana Daniels and Dr. Eric Cooper. In this episode, our guests will start us off on a discussion of the concepts and drivers behind the aggressive educational reforms sweeping the country.  “Corporate” reform strategies have been targeted in districts with majorities of students of color, and on poor and working class communities in the name of “choice.”  What’s the theory behind the reforms, and how are communities being impacted?  Our guests will include Beth Glenn, (formerly the National Education Director for the NAACP) , and Leigh Dingerson, a former community organizer and education policy expert with the Annenberg Institute for School Reform. 01:27:00NCEBC Talk RadionoEducation Reform,Annenberg Institute,Urban Education“Driving Education Reform:  Who’s Behind the Wheel and What’s Down the Road?” will be hosted by, NCEBC Executive Director Diana Daniels and Dr. Eric Cooper. Ihttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2015/02/09/the-state-of-black-america-50-yrs-after-the-1965-voting-rights-act-pt-5-of-6Educationhttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2015/02/09/the-state-of-black-america-50-yrs-after-the-1965-voting-rights-act-pt-5-of-6/#commentshttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2015/02/09/the-state-of-black-america-50-yrs-after-the-1965-voting-rights-act-pt-5-of-6Mon, 09 Feb 2015 15:00:00 GMTThe State of Black America: 50 Yrs after the 1965 Voting Rights Act (Pt. 5 of 6)On Monday, February 9, 2015, we continue our 6 week series on "The State of Black America: 50 Years after the 1965 Voting Rights Act." This episode of NCEBCTalkRadio features special guest Mr. Emmet Mitchell of the Detroit-based "The Milestones Agency". The Milestones Agency is a licensed prevention provider in the State of Michigan. Their family focused initiatives include Nationally Recognized Evidence- Based Prevention Programs and other curriculum designed to educate and empower school-aged children and their parents through personal and professional development. Join show hosts Dr. Eric Cooper and Dr. Nicole McZeal Walters for this exciting broadcast. --------- You are cordially invited to attend the: "150 Years After Slavery: The State of Black Education Summit" March 6, 2015 Wallace Community College - 3000 Earl Goodwin Parkway - Selma, Alabama 36701 (visit NCEBC.org/SelmaEdSummit for more information) Honorary Chair: Congressman Robert C."Bobby" Scott (D,VA) Sponsored By: Jubilee Bridge Crossing Committee, National Council on Educating Black Children, and Elders House 01:01:00NCEBC Talk RadionoThe Milestones Agency,Social Justice,Youth and Family Empowerment,MichiganOn Monday, February 9, 2015, we continue our 6 week series on "The State of Black America: 50 Years after the 1965 Voting Rights Act." This episode of NCEBCTalkhttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2015/02/02/the-state-of-black-america-50-yrs-after-the-1965-voting-rights-act-pt-4-of-6Educationhttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2015/02/02/the-state-of-black-america-50-yrs-after-the-1965-voting-rights-act-pt-4-of-6/#commentshttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2015/02/02/the-state-of-black-america-50-yrs-after-the-1965-voting-rights-act-pt-4-of-6Mon, 02 Feb 2015 15:00:00 GMTThe State of Black America: 50 Yrs after the 1965 Voting Rights Act (Pt. 4 of 6)             On Monday, February 2, 2015, we continue our 6 week series on "The State of Black America: 50 Years after the 1965 Voting Rights Act." This episode of NCEBCTalkRadio is also a “Gift from the Elders to the Next Generation” broadcast. Queen Mother, Dr. Adelaide Sanford and co-host Kamau Jywanza welcome back Faya Rose Sanders to discuss the exciting developments for the 2015 Jubliee Celebration marking the 50th Anniversary of the notorious “Bloody Sunday.” Together, with additional special guests invited, we will review the importance of the 1965 Voting Rights law, the movie “Selma”, and the people depicted therein. You are cordially invited to attend the: "150 Years After Slavery: The State of Black Education Summit" March 6, 2015 Wallace Community College - 3000 Earl Goodwin Parkway - Selma, Alabama 36701 Honorary Chair: Congressman Robert C."Bobby" Scott (D,VA) Sponsored By: Jubilee Bridge Crossing Committee, National Council on Educating Black Children, and Elders House   01:09:00NCEBC Talk RadionoBloody Sunday,Selma Movie,Education Summit,Jubilee CelebrationOn Monday, February 2, 2015, we continue our 6 week series on "The State of Black America: 50 Years after the 1965 Voting Rights Act." This episodhttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2015/01/26/the-state-of-black-america-50-yrs-after-the-1965-voting-rights-act-pt-3-of-6Educationhttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2015/01/26/the-state-of-black-america-50-yrs-after-the-1965-voting-rights-act-pt-3-of-6/#commentshttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2015/01/26/the-state-of-black-america-50-yrs-after-the-1965-voting-rights-act-pt-3-of-6Mon, 26 Jan 2015 15:00:00 GMTThe State of Black America: 50 Yrs after the 1965 Voting Rights Act (Pt. 3 of 6)Series Inspiration: “There needs to be a constantly growing and always reviving activist movement across America if we are going to maintain and expand victories and our vision for America. Since MLK Day is upon us next week, we must not forget Martin Luther King stood before and with thousands of people who made the Civil Rights movement what it was.  From Jamestown's slave pens to Montgomery's boycotted busses, these ordinary men, women and the hundreds of children who led the movement, labored in obscurity, from Selma to Montgomery to Washington they provided the foot soldiers who walked in dignity, rather than ride in shame.  They faced bombs in Birmingham, mobs in Mississippi and sat down at lunch counters so others could stand up.  They marched and they organized.” (Julian Bond, Activist)   Show Overview:                     On Monday, January 26, 2015, we continue our 6 week series on "The State of Black America: 50 Years after the 1965 Voting Rights Act." This episode of NCEBCTalkRadio will introduce the model work of the Detroit Area Black Family Development, Inc. via a live conversation with Mr. Heaster Wheeler, Chief Innovation Officer. 01:01:00NCEBC Talk RadionoHeaster Wheeler,Black Family Development,Social Justice,Detroit,Positive Youth ProgramsSeries Inspiration: “There needs to be a constantly growing and always reviving activist movement across America if we are going to maintain and expand victohttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2015/01/19/youth-social-enterprisers-the-state-of-black-america-week-2-of-6Educationhttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2015/01/19/youth-social-enterprisers-the-state-of-black-america-week-2-of-6/#commentshttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2015/01/19/youth-social-enterprisers-the-state-of-black-america-week-2-of-6Mon, 19 Jan 2015 15:00:00 GMT"Youth Social Enterprisers: The State of Black America" (Week 2 of 6)The Kheprw Institute has a "Social Enterprise" known as "KI NUMedia". In this program, young people design and produce social media campaigns based upon social justice themes of today. On tomorrow's NCEBCTalkRadio show, you'll hear from young people ages 18-28 who are social entrepreneurs using technology for community empowerment and self- mastery empowerment. They are high school and college students skilled as web programmers, designers, and social media experts. These young "social enterprisers" also recently gave facilitated Community Forum  on issues in Ferguson,MO.,  mass incarceration, The New Jim Crow, Trayvon Martin, "Mothers Speak Out on Police Brutality", urban gardening, and many others.  Join them and NCEBC Board Member, Ms. Elizabeth Norwood (Guest Host) for an engaging conversation  celebrating youth voice and it's positive impact on community development. NCEBC will host this conversation with an "Open Mic" approach. We want to hear the voices of our emerging new leadership.....Voices of The Next Millennium. Education, Social Justice, Mass Incarcerations, Health Care, Voting Rights and Labor are topics to be explored. We invite our entire listening audience to participate in the conversation on Twitter, Facebook, text, phone call and email.  01:01:00NCEBC Talk RadionoNCEBCTalkRadio,Social Enterprise,Youth,Urban,Kheprw InstituteThe Kheprw Institute has a "Social Enterprise" known as "KI NUMedia". In this program, young people design and produce social media campaigns based upon socialhttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2015/01/12/the-state-of-black-america-50-years-after-the-1965-voting-rights-actEducationhttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2015/01/12/the-state-of-black-america-50-years-after-the-1965-voting-rights-act/#commentshttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2015/01/12/the-state-of-black-america-50-years-after-the-1965-voting-rights-actMon, 12 Jan 2015 15:00:00 GMTThe State of Black America: 50 Years after the 1965 Voting Rights Act"Open Mic" to hear the voices of our emerging new leadership.....Voices of The Next Millennium.  Education, Social Justice, Mass Incarcerations, Health Care, Voting Rights and Labor are topics to be explored.  We invite the audience to participate in the conversation on Twitter, Facebook, texting, phone call and email.  Special Guests: Alex Johnson, Children's Defense Fund in CA.  A dynamic Morehouse man, a lawyer, and LA County School Board Member. Rashid Shabazz, Program Director with Open Society Foundation in NY.  The aim of the Foundation is to address the exclusion of large numbers of black men and boys from economic, social, educational and political life in the US.   Shabazz is working on the Campaign for Black Male Achievement.  He sees his work as part of the continuing legacy of the Civil Rights Movement.Blandina Rose, Black Family Development. There needs to be a constantly growing and always reviving activist movement across America if we are going to maintain and expand victories and our vision for America. Since MLK Day is upon us next week, we must not forget Martin Luther King stood before and with thousands of people who made the Civil Rights movement what it was.  From Jamestown's slave pens to Montgomery's boycotted busses, these ordinary men, women and the hundreds of children who led the movement, labored in obscurity, from Selma to Montgomery to Washington they provided the foot soldiers who walked in dignity, rather than ride in shame.  They faced bombs in Birmingham, mobs in Mississippi and sat down at lunch counters so others could stand up.  They marched and they organized. Today we have a new emerging leadership leading marches, thousands are speaking out. What are the organizations and their leadership standing for? 01:20:00NCEBC Talk RadionoEducation,Social Justice,1965 Voting Rights Act,Alex Johnson,Childrens Defense Fund"Open Mic" to hear the voices of our emerging new leadership.....Voices of The Next Millennium.  Education, Social Justice, Mass Incarcerations, Health Care, Vohttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2015/01/05/student-voice-ncebc-on-strengthening-our-villages-strongest-asset-replayEducationhttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2015/01/05/student-voice-ncebc-on-strengthening-our-villages-strongest-asset-replay/#commentshttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2015/01/05/student-voice-ncebc-on-strengthening-our-villages-strongest-asset-replayMon, 05 Jan 2015 15:00:00 GMTStudent Voice – NCEBC on Strengthening Our Village’s Strongest Asset (REPLAY)In preparation for the NCEBC 2015 "YouthSpeakOut" this month and overwhelming urgency to address crimes against our youth in a pro-active, positive, and effective way. NCEBCTalkRadio welcomes Larry Young, Ph.D. (Director of Elementary Education, MSD of Pike Township) and Dr. Jeffry Woods, Youth Speak Out Committee Member along with three Youth voice leaders from accross the country. This show will be hosted by Mr. Kamau Jywanza, NCEBCTalkRadio "Gift from the Elders to the Next Generation" Co-host. Together they will, Highlight/promote the MSD Pike Youth Speak Out (event geared toward students of color)Connect Youth Speak Out goals and/outcomes to the NCEBC National ConventionDiscuss: Preparing to hear from the youth, facilitating the conversation, empowering actionProvide specific “action items” for youth groups who intend to advocate for their education etc. Would you join us? 01:16:00NCEBC Talk RadionoYouth Speak Out,Student Voice,MSD Pike,Nate Jones,IndianaIn preparation for the NCEBC 2015 "YouthSpeakOut" this month and overwhelming urgency to address crimes against our youth in a pro-active, positive, and effectihttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2014/12/22/ncebctalkradio-welcomes-kwanzaa-creator-dr-maulana-karenga-replayEducationhttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2014/12/22/ncebctalkradio-welcomes-kwanzaa-creator-dr-maulana-karenga-replay/#commentshttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2014/12/22/ncebctalkradio-welcomes-kwanzaa-creator-dr-maulana-karenga-replayMon, 22 Dec 2014 15:00:00 GMTNCEBCTalkRadio Welcomes Kwanzaa Creator, Dr. Maulana Karenga (REPLAY)KWANZAA December 26 to January 1 Dr. Maulana Karenga, Founder of Kwanzaa - From the beginning, the essential task of our organization has been and remains to provide a philosophy, a set of principles and a program which inspires a personal and social practice that not only satisfies human need but transforms people in the process, making them self-conscious agents of their own life and liberation. Such a transformative practice will, of necessity, also lead to the building of moral community and to the constant becoming of the best of what it means to be both African and human in the fullest sense. 01:01:00NCEBC Talk RadionoKarenga,Kwanzaa,MaulanaKWANZAA December 26 to January 1 Dr. Maulana Karenga, Founder of Kwanzaa - From the beginning, the essential task of our organization has been and remains tohttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2014/12/15/the-status-of-black-male-programs-with-phillip-jackson-replayEducationhttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2014/12/15/the-status-of-black-male-programs-with-phillip-jackson-replay/#commentshttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2014/12/15/the-status-of-black-male-programs-with-phillip-jackson-replayMon, 15 Dec 2014 15:00:00 GMTThe Status of Black Male Programs with Phillip Jackson (replay)In follow-up support of “The Case for Black Male Achievement: A National Conversation on How America Can Elevate Its Prominence by Investing in Black Men and Boys” program that aired on WVON1690 The Voice of the Nation on Thanksgiving Day 2014, NCEBCTalkRadio welcomes Mr. Phillip Jackson, Founder and Executive Director of the Black Star Project. The Case for Black Male Achievement (a two-part national conversation with nationally acclaimed champions for Black men and boys including elected officials, foundation presidents, school superintendents, educators, business leaders and faith leaders) featured discussions on: Black Male AchievementTeaching Black Males to Survive in AmericaTeaching America How to Teach Black Boys Show host Dr. Adelaide Sanford and Mr. Kamau Jywanza inquire of insight gained from the event: What are the common threads (pros/cons) among Black Male programs?What is The Black Male Achievement Movement? How do the elements of “Black History and Culture, Family Development and Fatherhood, Education and Learning, Economics, Entrepreneurship and Small Business Development” combine in a recipe for success?01:21:00NCEBC Talk RadionoIn follow-up support of “The Case for Black Male Achievement: A National Conversation on How America Can Elevate Its Prominence by Investing in Black Men and Bohttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2014/12/08/student-voice-ncebc-on-strengthening-our-villages-strongest-assetEducationhttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2014/12/08/student-voice-ncebc-on-strengthening-our-villages-strongest-asset/#commentshttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2014/12/08/student-voice-ncebc-on-strengthening-our-villages-strongest-assetMon, 08 Dec 2014 15:00:00 GMTStudent Voice – NCEBC on Strengthening Our Village’s Strongest AssetIn preparation for the NCEBC 2015 Youth Speak Out next month and overwhelming urgency to address crimes against our youth in a pro-active, positive, and effective way. NCEBCTalkRadio welcomes Larry Young, Ph.D. (Director of Elementary Education, MSD of Pike Township) and Dr. Jeffry Woods, Youth Speak Out Committee Member along with three Youth voice leaders from accross the country. This show will be hosted by Mr. Kamau Jywanza, NCEBCTalkRadio "Gift from the Elders to the Next Generation" Co-host. Together they will, Highlight/promote the MSD Pike Youth Speak Out (event geared toward students of color)Connect Youth Speak Out goals and/outcomes to the NCEBC National ConventionDiscuss: Preparing to hear from the youth, facilitating the conversation, empowering actionProvide specific “action items” for youth groups who intend to advocate for their education etc. Would you join us? 01:16:00NCEBC Talk RadionoStudent Voice,Youth Speak Out,MSD Pike TownshipIn preparation for the NCEBC 2015 Youth Speak Out next month and overwhelming urgency to address crimes against our youth in a pro-active, positive, and effectihttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2014/12/01/the-status-of-black-male-programs-with-phillip-jackson-the-black-star-projectEducationhttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2014/12/01/the-status-of-black-male-programs-with-phillip-jackson-the-black-star-project/#commentshttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2014/12/01/the-status-of-black-male-programs-with-phillip-jackson-the-black-star-projectMon, 01 Dec 2014 15:00:00 GMTThe Status of Black Male Programs with Phillip Jackson, The Black Star Project In follow-up support of “The Case for Black Male Achievement: A National Conversation on How America Can Elevate Its Prominence by Investing in Black Men and Boys” program that aired on WVON1690 The Voice of the Nation on Thanksgiving Day 2014, NCEBCTalkRadio welcomes Mr. Phillip Jackson, Founder and Executive Director of the Black Star Project. The Case for Black Male Achievement (a two-part national conversation with nationally acclaimed champions for Black men and boys including elected officials, foundation presidents, school superintendents, educators, business leaders and faith leaders) featured discussions on: Black Male Achievement Teaching Black Males to Survive in America Teaching America How to Teach Black Boys Show host Dr. Adelaide Sanford and Mr. Kamau Jywanza inquire of insight gained from the event: What are the common threads (pros/cons) among Black Male programs? What is The Black Male Achievement Movement? How do the elements of “Black History and Culture, Family Development and Fatherhood, Education and Learning, Economics, Entrepreneurship and Small Business Development” combine in a recipe for success?01:21:00NCEBC Talk RadionoBlack Star Project,The Case for Black Male Achievement,Adelaide SanfordIn follow-up support of “The Case for Black Male Achievement: A National Conversation on How America Can Elevate Its Prominence by Investing in Black Men and Bhttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2014/11/24/bridging-gaps-deep-reading-ccss-cultureEducationhttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2014/11/24/bridging-gaps-deep-reading-ccss-culture/#commentshttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2014/11/24/bridging-gaps-deep-reading-ccss-cultureMon, 24 Nov 2014 15:00:00 GMTBridging Gaps: Deep Reading, CCSS & CulturePlease join our show hosts and special guest P. David Pearson (a faculty member in the programs in Language and Literacy and Human Development at the Graduate School of Education at the University of California, Berkeley). Our conversation will center around common core state standards (strengths and areas needing to be improved) and deep literacy: What role does culture play in CCSS? e.g., Jerome Bruner: "Culture is to the Mind as Mind is to Culture"What role does motivation and engagement play in subject-matter and CCSS?Do close reading advocates understand what cognitive science has taught us, i.e., about the role prior knowledge plays in comprehension?How well are U.S. students faring with inferential and evaluative comprehension skills? How do we get politics out of the classroom? Are good teachers born with high pedagogical skills or are they developed?01:01:00NCEBC Talk RadionoP. David Pearson,Common Core,Deep LiteracyPlease join our show hosts and special guest P. David Pearson (a faculty member in the programs in Language and Literacy and Human Development at the Graduate Shttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2014/11/17/how-to-conduct-effective-home-visits-in-urban-communitiesEducationhttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2014/11/17/how-to-conduct-effective-home-visits-in-urban-communities/#commentshttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2014/11/17/how-to-conduct-effective-home-visits-in-urban-communitiesMon, 17 Nov 2014 15:00:00 GMTHow To Conduct Effective Home Visits in Urban CommunitiesUrban Educators and Members of the 'Community Faculty', please join us. Special Guest:  Dr. David L. Heiber Executive Director and Founder of Concentric Educational Solutions Inc.,  a Washington, D.C. based non-profit organization that supports schools with implementation of student services. This is a rebroadcast hosted by  NCEBC Board Member and Huffington Post Blogger, Dr. Eric Cooper, President and Founder of the National Urban Alliance and co-host Dr. Nicole McZeal Walters, Associate Dean, Graduate Programs, School of Education at University of St. Thomas-Houston. 01:01:00NCEBC Talk RadionoUrbanEd,HomeVisits,Community,FacultyUrban Educators and Members of the 'Community Faculty', please join us. Special Guest:  Dr. David L. Heiber Executive Director and Founder of Concentric Educathttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2014/11/10/what-can-be-learned-from-the-most-effective-district-charter-public-schoolsEducationhttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2014/11/10/what-can-be-learned-from-the-most-effective-district-charter-public-schools/#commentshttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2014/11/10/what-can-be-learned-from-the-most-effective-district-charter-public-schoolsMon, 10 Nov 2014 15:00:00 GMT"What can be learned from the most effective district & charter public schools?"How might charter schools become more diverse?How might district & charter public schools work together?What are some strengths and shortcomings of the charter public school movement?Are there important differences between being forced to attend a school because of your culture, and being given options including the option to attend a school with people who mostly represent your culture?What are key features of Higher Ground Academy that has led it to being name one of Minnesota's outstanding public schools by US News and World Report.What can be done to encourage more high school students to take dual (high school/college) credit courses?01:01:00NCEBC Talk RadionoJoe Nathan,Bill Wilson,Charter Schools,Equity,DiversityHow might charter schools become more diverse?How might district & charter public schools work together?What are some strengths and shortcomings of the charterhttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2014/11/03/a-gift-from-the-elders-to-the-next-generation--nov-2014Educationhttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2014/11/03/a-gift-from-the-elders-to-the-next-generation--nov-2014/#commentshttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2014/11/03/a-gift-from-the-elders-to-the-next-generation--nov-2014Mon, 03 Nov 2014 15:00:00 GMTA Gift from the Elders to the Next Generation - Nov 2014Join show host, Dr. Adelaide Sanford and Co-host Mr. Kamau Jywanza and special guests on Monday November 3 @ 10am ET for an open discussion  on the creation of "urban deserts" demonstrated by the lack of (equitable) resources for citizens in urban communities: lack of grocery stores, fire stations, libraries, schools., etc. Why are these deserts being created? What can we do to as African people?01:07:00NCEBC Talk RadionoNCEBCTalkRadio,Urban Deserts,Resource AccountabilityJoin show host, Dr. Adelaide Sanford and Co-host Mr. Kamau Jywanza and special guests on Monday November 3 @ 10am ET for an open discussion  on the creation ofhttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2014/10/27/de-facto-segregation-the-underfunding-of-schoolsEducationhttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2014/10/27/de-facto-segregation-the-underfunding-of-schools/#commentshttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2014/10/27/de-facto-segregation-the-underfunding-of-schoolsMon, 27 Oct 2014 14:00:00 GMTDe-Facto Segregation & The Underfunding of Schools"De-Facto Segregation & The Underfunding of Schools: Intentional Discrimination & The Disparate Impact On Children" Join Host Dr. Eric Cooper, President of the National Urban Alliance and NCEBC Board President and his returning co-host Dr. Nicole McZeal Walters, Associate Dean, Graduate Programs, School of Education at Univ. of St. Thomas-Houston for an engaging conversation with special guests:  Dr. Linda Darling-Hammond (Stanford University) and Atty. John Brittain. 01:01:00NCEBC Talk RadionoOCR,Linda Darling Hammond,John Brittain"De-Facto Segregation & The Underfunding of Schools: Intentional Discrimination & The Disparate Impact On Children" Join Host Dr. Eric Cooper, President of thehttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2014/10/20/gifted-education-is-essential-for-all-underperforming-childrenEducationhttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2014/10/20/gifted-education-is-essential-for-all-underperforming-children/#commentshttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2014/10/20/gifted-education-is-essential-for-all-underperforming-childrenMon, 20 Oct 2014 14:00:00 GMTGifted Education Is Essential For ALL Underperforming ChildrenJoin show host, Dr. Eric Cooper and Co-host Dr. Nicole McZeal-Walters for an engaging discussion with Dr. Yvette Jackson, Chief Executive Officer of the National Urban Alliance for and Author of the award-winning book: The Pedagogy of Confidence: Inspiring High Intellectual Performance in Urban Schools. (Read more about Dr. Yvette Jackson below)  They'll discuss: Identifying strengths of studentsWhy we must advocate for for gifted education for all studentsModeling and demonstrating strength-based education in the classrooms The impact of racism on how students are identified for special educationAdvice for Parents and Educatorsand more... Yvette Jackson, Ed.D. is internationally recognized for her work in assessing the learning potential of disenfranchised urban students. Her research is in literacy, gifted education and the cognitive mediation theory of Dr. Reuven Feuerstein. She has applied her research to develop an integrated process to motivate and elicit potential in underachievers. This research was the basis for her design of the New York City Gifted Programs Framework when she was the Director of Gifted Programs. Dr. Jackson currently serves as the Chief Executive Officer of the National Urban Alliance for Effective Education, founded at The College Board and Teachers College, Columbia University. She works with school district administrators and teachers across the country to customize and deliver systemic approaches to literacy development through instructional practices that integrate culture, language and cognition to expand and accelerate student learning and achievement. She is a visiting lecturer at Harvard University, a member of ASCD’s Differentiated Instruction Cadre and a keynote presenter at national and international conferences.   01:01:00NCEBC Talk RadionoGifted Education,Yvette Jackson,NCEBCTalkRadioJoin show host, Dr. Eric Cooper and Co-host Dr. Nicole McZeal-Walters for an engaging discussion with Dr. Yvette Jackson, Chief Executive Officer of the Nationahttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2014/10/13/rethinking-african-american-parenting-as-a-civil-right-with-adelaide-sanfordEducationhttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2014/10/13/rethinking-african-american-parenting-as-a-civil-right-with-adelaide-sanford/#commentshttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2014/10/13/rethinking-african-american-parenting-as-a-civil-right-with-adelaide-sanfordMon, 13 Oct 2014 14:00:00 GMTRethinking African American Parenting as a Civil Right with Adelaide SanfordThis episode of the "Gift from the Elders to the Next Generation" series, is hosted by NCEBC Queen Mother, Dr. Adelaide Sanford and will feature a lively and parent-empowering conversation with Dr. Sharon Washington. Dr. Sharon Washington is an education anthropologist and the founder of Anthropologi Educational Research and Development, an international firm created to bring “education” back to schools. She is also the author of The Educational Contract, which tackles the difficult job of explaining why so many African American students do so poorly in school by  peeling  back  the layers of why their parents let them, and explaining how the 1954 US Supreme Court case Brown, which was intended to bring equality to education, actually has contributed to the phenomenon. The Educational Contract calls for a deep spiritual work in our public educational system and calls for parents to lead that movement—a movement in the practice of freedom and participation in the transformation of our world. 01:07:00NCEBC Talk RadionoParenting,Civil Rights,Education ContractThis episode of the "Gift from the Elders to the Next Generation" series, is hosted by NCEBC Queen Mother, Dr. Adelaide Sanford and will feature a lively and pahttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2014/10/06/a-new-remedy-for-urban-minority-health-disparitiesEducationhttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2014/10/06/a-new-remedy-for-urban-minority-health-disparities/#commentshttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2014/10/06/a-new-remedy-for-urban-minority-health-disparitiesMon, 06 Oct 2014 14:00:00 GMTA New Remedy for Urban Minority Health Disparities Dr. Sadeaqua Scott obtained her Ph.D. in Molecular and Cellular Biology from SUNY Downstate Medical Center in 2011. She has over 14 years of experience working in various scientific research laboratories that study genetics, entomology, HIV, macro and molecular, environment, as well as cancer.   Shortly after completing her dissertation Dr. Scott began working with her partner, George Leonard Bess who has been a practicing naturopathic healer for over 9 years.  He has real-time research experience in reversing diagnosed physical and mental illnesses through his study of macro-environmental effects as it relates to the body’s microenvironment.  He was recently awarded an Honorary Doctorate from the Aboriginal Medical Association of North America for his development of the break-through health paradigm entitled the Nutrient Retention Rate which Dr. Scott assisted in refining.  Join Show Hosts Dr. Adeliade Sanford and Mr. Kamau Jywanza for the next episode of the "Gift from the Elders to the Next Generation" on Monday October 6 @ 10AM.  They'll be speaking with Sadeaqua Scott, PhD, Founder and CEO, Urban Health Science Initiative, Inc. and Mr. George Bess on: What is the Urban Health Science Initiative? Pertinent new information to the health of African Americans With a culture of ignorance prevailing and unwillingness to address deep seated personal but obvious issues, how is the Black community going to acknowledge  diseases and their severity as it pertains to the physiological dysfunction we see on a daily basis?01:14:00NCEBC Talk RadionoUrban Health Sciene Initiative,Sedeaqua Scott,NCEBCDr. Sadeaqua Scott obtained her Ph.D. in Molecular and Cellular Biology from SUNY Downstate Medical Center in 2011. She has over 14 years of experience workinghttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2014/09/29/the-moral-monday-movement-why-does-indiana-need-to-joinEducationhttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2014/09/29/the-moral-monday-movement-why-does-indiana-need-to-join/#commentshttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2014/09/29/the-moral-monday-movement-why-does-indiana-need-to-joinMon, 29 Sep 2014 14:00:00 GMTThe Moral Monday Movement: Why Does Indiana Need To Join?On September 20, 2014 the people of Indiana organized for various leadership and education training at the Crispus Attucks Medical High School in Indianapolis, IN. Following the training, a coalition of more than 50 organizations led a march to the Indiana State House, in coordination with a growing national movement known as the Moral Monday Movement. The National Council on Educating Black Children is proud to be a member of the coalition and welcomes the following representatives to NCEBCTalkRadio to discuss the Indiana Moral Monday Movement.    Atty. Barbara Bolling (President of the Indiana NAACP State Conference of Branches),Mr. Harry Targ (Professor of political science and international relations at Purdue University and director of Peace Studies Program),Mr. William Morris (Attorney with Indiana Legal Services where he works on low-income housing and homelessness prevention and a member of the Indiana Moral Mondays Steering Committee), andMs. Carole Craig (Board member of Children's Policy and Law Initiative of Indiana and an Assistant with the Greater Indianapolis NAACP Education Committee) Join us live on Monday September 29 @ 10am ET. Our Board President, Rev. Shelia Evans-Tranum will guide the show as Special Guest Host. She will be joined by NCEBC Board Member, Mr. Michael "Chappie" Grice and NCEBC Black Male Action Planning Coordinator and NCEBCTalkRadio "Gift from the Elders to the Next Generation" conversation leader, Mr. Kamau Jywanza.   Why is it the Moral Monday Movement needed in Indiana?What are the issues and who should be involved?What are the next steps?01:03:00NCEBC Talk RadionoIndiana Moral Monday Movement,Barbara Bolling,William Morris,Harry Targ,Shelia Evans TranumOn September 20, 2014 the people of Indiana organized for various leadership and education training at the Crispus Attucks Medical High School in Indianapolis,http://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2014/09/22/equality-of-educational-opportunity-a-myth-or-the-hope-of-the-american-dreaEducationhttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2014/09/22/equality-of-educational-opportunity-a-myth-or-the-hope-of-the-american-drea/#commentshttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2014/09/22/equality-of-educational-opportunity-a-myth-or-the-hope-of-the-american-dreaMon, 22 Sep 2014 14:00:00 GMTEquality of Educational Opportunity: A Myth or the Hope of the American DreaNCEBCTalkRadio welcomes back show host: Dr. Eric Cooper and Co-host Dr. Nicole McZeal-Walters for an engaging discussion with Dr. Peter Cookson, Jr., prolific author of the award-winning new book: "Class Rules: Exposing Inequality in American High Schools." They'll discuss: The dataThe challengeWhat will it take to improve the lives of those students America continues to failThe role of education policy and the rights of American schoolchildren and youth00:57:00NCEBC Talk RadionoNCEBCTalkRadio,Peter Cookson,Class Rules: Exposing Inequality in American High SchoolsNCEBCTalkRadio welcomes back show host: Dr. Eric Cooper and Co-host Dr. Nicole McZeal-Walters for an engaging discussion with Dr. Peter Cookson, Jr., prolific ahttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2014/09/15/indiana-rev-william-barber-brings-the-moral-monday-movementEducationhttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2014/09/15/indiana-rev-william-barber-brings-the-moral-monday-movement/#commentshttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2014/09/15/indiana-rev-william-barber-brings-the-moral-monday-movementMon, 15 Sep 2014 14:00:00 GMTINDIANA: Rev. William Barber Brings the Moral Monday MovementOn Monday September 15, 2014, NCEBCTalkRadio will re-air it's live recording of Rev. Dr. William Barber's "Building A Movement from the Ground Up" Workshop as presented  the Jubilee Celebration in Selma, AL. This is a rebroadcast. Phone lines will not be open. Rev. Dr. William Barber is leading a growing movement called the Moral Monday Movement in North Carolina that has now spread to several southern states. From the moral framework of the scriptures and state constitutions, the Moral Movement is an indigenous-led, state-based, state government – focused, deeply moral, deeply constitutional, anti-racist, anti-poverty, pro-justice, pro-labor, trans-formative, fusion movement.  The voices in the Moral Movement are of a diverse (Young, Old, White, Black, Latino, LGBT, Rich and Poor) people concerned with state laws that restrict, punish and disenfranchise its citizens. Visit our eblast for more information: 01:10:00NCEBC Talk RadionoIMM,Indiana Moral Mondays,Selma Jubilee,William Barber,NCEBCOn Monday September 15, 2014, NCEBCTalkRadio will re-air it's live recording of Rev. Dr. William Barber's "Building A Movement from the Ground Up" Workshop as phttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2014/09/08/back-to-school-in-our-community-tips-for-african-american-parentsEducationhttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2014/09/08/back-to-school-in-our-community-tips-for-african-american-parents/#commentshttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2014/09/08/back-to-school-in-our-community-tips-for-african-american-parentsMon, 08 Sep 2014 14:00:00 GMT"Back to School" in our Community: Tips for African American ParentsDo parents dread sending their children back to school?   "As much as a teacher grades students, parents grade themselves and wonder if they're giving their child everything he or she needs to be successful," said Emily Kirkpatrick, Vice President of the National Center for Family Literacy. "The NCFL wants to reassure parents that implementing straightforward, consistent educational support will make a realizable difference in their children's success." But one wonders how much will poverty, race and discipline disparities play in the success of the rural poor and urban Black child. Listen to the advice of our Queen Mother, Dr. Adelaide Sanford as she gives "Back to School" tips to parents on how to monitor your child for successful outcomes. 01:07:00NCEBC Talk RadionoAdelaide Sanford,Back to School,Tips,African American Parents,NCEBCDo parents dread sending their children back to school?   "As much as a teacher grades students, parents grade themselves and wonder if they're giving their chhttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2014/08/25/endangered-black-boys-whos-pulling-the-triggerEducationhttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2014/08/25/endangered-black-boys-whos-pulling-the-trigger/#commentshttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2014/08/25/endangered-black-boys-whos-pulling-the-triggerMon, 25 Aug 2014 14:00:00 GMTEndangered Black Boys: Who's Pulling the Trigger?NCEBCTalkRadio episode featuring, Dr. Raymond Winbush Director of the Institute for Urban Research at Morgan State University in Baltimore Maryland. He is the former Benjamin Hooks Professor of Social Justice at Fisk University and Director of the University's Race Relations Institute. Join us for a discussion about Dr. Winbush's international work and how the issues he addresses in communities across the country, have a global impact. How Blacks in other countries are addressing similar issues and where our communities can and should see themselves connected to the issue of global racism. 01:06:00NCEBC Talk RadionoRaymond Winbush,Racism,Black BoysNCEBCTalkRadio episode featuring, Dr. Raymond Winbush Director of the Institute for Urban Research at Morgan State University in Baltimore Maryland. He is the fhttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2014/08/18/expecting-excellence-in-urban-schoolsEducationhttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2014/08/18/expecting-excellence-in-urban-schools/#commentshttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2014/08/18/expecting-excellence-in-urban-schoolsMon, 18 Aug 2014 14:00:00 GMTExpecting Excellence in Urban SchoolsJoin NCEBCTalkRadio hosts in an engaging conversation with, Dr. Jelani Jabari - Accomplished Educator, Author, and 2013 NCEBC Featured Workshop Presenter.  "One of the most immediate challenges in K–12 schools lies in implementing powerful pedagogy which emotionally, intellectually, and behaviorally engages students. The challenge is compounded in urban schools where higher proportions of underprepared minority students are in classrooms with teachers who find it difficult to not only create bonds but also in packaging pedagogy in relevant, interesting, and meaningful ways. Though many teachers can temporarily tap students’ interests or episodically engage students in a portion of a lesson, the ability to create and sustain an engaging educational practice remains largely elusive." 01:03:00NCEBC Talk RadionoK-12 Pedagogy,Jelani Jabari,NCEBCTalkRadioJoin NCEBCTalkRadio hosts in an engaging conversation with, Dr. Jelani Jabari - Accomplished Educator, Author, and 2013 NCEBC Featured Workshop Presenter.  "Ohttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2014/08/11/a-conversation-with-dr-carol-d-lee-positives-of-african-centered-educationEducationhttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2014/08/11/a-conversation-with-dr-carol-d-lee-positives-of-african-centered-education/#commentshttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2014/08/11/a-conversation-with-dr-carol-d-lee-positives-of-african-centered-educationMon, 11 Aug 2014 14:00:00 GMTA Conversation With Dr. Carol D. Lee: Positives of African-Centered EducationIn Chicago 1969, Lee and her husband helped to found the Institute of Positive Education. This community-based, African-centered organization sponsored seminars on issues with which the black community wrestled, and it held classes, ran a food co-op and farm, and published a magazine and pamphlets. In 1972, under Lee’s direction, the institute even began its own school, New Concept Development Center, which started as a Saturday program and expanded into a full-fledged school by 1974. Both the institute and New Concept Development Center still operate today, not to mention the three charter schools in Chicago that Lee also cofounded: the Betty Shabazz International Charter School, the Barbara A. Sizemore Academy, and the DuSable Leadership Academy. African-centered schools, such as New Concept and the Betty Shabazz International Charter School campuses, take an expansive view of cultures, Lee says. Lee received her PhD in education from the University of Chicago in 1991 and currently is a professor in the Learning Sciences Program of the School of Education and Social Policy with a joint appointment in African American studies, both at Northwestern University. She is also well known for her “cultural modeling” theory, which provides a framework for the design of instruction in ways that leverage everyday knowledge of youth, especially youth of color, to support discipline specific learning. One goal is to use the everyday knowledge of these students to teach vital concepts. 01:01:00NCEBC Talk RadionoDr. Carol Lee,African-centered EducationIn Chicago 1969, Lee and her husband helped to found the Institute of Positive Education. This community-based, African-centered organization sponsored seminarshttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2014/08/04/strong-school-systems-and-deep-student-learningEducationhttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2014/08/04/strong-school-systems-and-deep-student-learning/#commentshttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2014/08/04/strong-school-systems-and-deep-student-learningMon, 04 Aug 2014 14:00:00 GMTStrong School Systems and Deep Student LearningWhat are the main issues in education today? What makes it so difficult for every student to have a powerful, engaging education? What will it take to promote change?  What challenges are there in pursuing a course like this? Join NCEBCTalkRadio for a discussion of the answers to "What’s Needed to Promote Strong School Systems and Deep Student Learning" with Dr. Sheryl Petty, Ed.D., Equity & Systems Change Consultant. 01:01:00NCEBC Talk RadionoSheryl Petty,Education Equity,National Council on Educating Black Children,Pursing Change in EducationWhat are the main issues in education today? What makes it so difficult for every student to have a powerful, engaging education? What will it take to promote chttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2014/07/28/sports-segregation-and-education-historys-impact-on-todays-black-athletesEducationhttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2014/07/28/sports-segregation-and-education-historys-impact-on-todays-black-athletes/#commentshttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2014/07/28/sports-segregation-and-education-historys-impact-on-todays-black-athletesMon, 28 Jul 2014 14:00:00 GMTSports, Segregation, and Education: History's Impact on Today's Black AthletesRobin L. Hughes' research focuses on three areas of student and faculty higher educational and sociological issues. First, her research focuses on the development of students who are athletes participating in revenue generating sports. Second, she examines the everyday struggles over difference and inequality for students and faculty of color. Third, her research and service interests are in the area of retention and recruitmentof African American students (more precisely males) in college, their experiences, development, and perceptions about the campus climate. Dr. Hughes authored Victory Courts: The Story of CoachRobert Hughes and the PVIL I.M. Terrell Flying Panthers.  She also co-authored Dismantle This: Deconstructing Policy and Instutionalized 'isms' through Critical Race Theory, and is co-editor and co-founder of the Journal for the Study of Sports and Athletes in Education. Coach Robert L. Hughes has led multiple state championship teams since the 1960's.At the time of his retirement in 2005, Hughes was the national all-time leader in wins amassing 1,333 wins compared to only 264 losses. Today, Coach Hughes delivers motivational speeches about athleticism, academics, leadership, sportsmanship and discipline -- all skills that should be used both on and off the court. Tune in to NCEBCTalkRadio to join show hosts, Dr. Eric J. Cooper, National Council on Educating Black Children (NCEBC) Past President and Dr. Nicole McZeal Walters, NUA Director, and Professor, University of St. Thomas. 01:00:00NCEBC Talk RadionoNCEBCTalkRadio,Robert Hughes,Sports,SegregationRobin L. Hughes' research focuses on three areas of student and faculty higher educational and sociological issues. First, her research focuses on the developmehttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2014/07/21/ccss-how-do-educators-of-black-brown-students-succeedEducationhttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2014/07/21/ccss-how-do-educators-of-black-brown-students-succeed/#commentshttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2014/07/21/ccss-how-do-educators-of-black-brown-students-succeedMon, 21 Jul 2014 14:00:00 GMT#CCSS: How do educators of black & brown students succeed?By popular demand Dr. Candy Dawson - Boyd returns to NCEBCTalkRadio to continue the conversation and empowerment related to Common Core Standards and its impact on students (and communities) of color. Joining Dr. Boyd for the second half of the show will be Augusta Mann, a nationally renowned educator and senior scholar at the National Urban Alliance.  Ms. Mann uses research-based culturally responsive pedagogical practices steeped in African culture to accelerate learning and achievement.  With "Touching the Spirit" (TM) principles, Augusta has developed practical and instructional uses of rhythm (in music, speech, and movement); Ritual (affirmations/performances), and Recitation (oral performance/memorization).  Both guests will be taking questions from our listeners.  Tune in to listen and log in to chat!   01:01:00NCEBC Talk RadionoCommon Core,NCEBC,NCEBCTalkRadio,Candy Boyd,Augusta MannBy popular demand Dr. Candy Dawson - Boyd returns to NCEBCTalkRadio to continue the conversation and empowerment related to Common Core Standards and its impacthttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2014/07/14/common-core-and-its-impact-on-african-american-childrenEducationhttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2014/07/14/common-core-and-its-impact-on-african-american-children/#commentshttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2014/07/14/common-core-and-its-impact-on-african-american-childrenMon, 14 Jul 2014 14:00:00 GMTCommon Core and Its Impact on African American ChildrenDr. Candy Dawson Boyd is a Professor in the School of Education at Saint Mary's College in Moraga, California. Dr. Boyd holds a B.A. in Education from Northeastern Illinois University, a M.A. in Reading Education, and a Ph.D. in Curriculum and Instruction from the University of California, Berkeley. While at Saint Mary's, Dr. Boyd directed both the Elementary Education Basic Credential Program and the Special Education Credential and Masters Programs. She founded, and currently directs, the Masters and Specialist Credential and Certificate Programs in Reading/Language Arts. Dr. Boyd has lectured nationwide as both an award-winning children's author and a K-12 reading educator, emphasizing literature and culturally diverse learning. She has been a national keynote speaker for the California Reading Association, the International Reading Association, and the National Council of Teachers of English. Her award-winning books for young people include Circle of Gold, Charlie Pippin, and Chevrolet Saturdays. Dr. Boyd specializes in working with low performing urban schools. As founder of Common Literacy Culture, she is dedicated to improving the teaching of reading and writing for urban children, and has successfully worked with schools in crisis across the nation, 01:01:00NCEBC Talk RadionoCommon Core,Candy Boyd,Common Core Literacy CultureDr. Candy Dawson Boyd is a Professor in the School of Education at Saint Mary's College in Moraga, California. Dr. Boyd holds a B.A. in Education from Northeasthttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2014/07/10/hbcus-at-the-crossroads-issues-concerns-and-recommendationsEducationhttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2014/07/10/hbcus-at-the-crossroads-issues-concerns-and-recommendations/#commentshttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2014/07/10/hbcus-at-the-crossroads-issues-concerns-and-recommendationsThu, 10 Jul 2014 23:00:00 GMTHBCU's at the Crossroads: Issues, Concerns, and RecommendationsGuests Marybeth Gasman is a Professor of Higher Education in the Graduate School of Education at the University of Pennsylvania. Dr. Gasman's areas of expertise include the history of American higher education, historically black colleges and universities, minority serving institutions, African American leadership, and fundraising and philanthropy. For information on the institute and its work, visit her website. Dr. Brian Bridges is the Executive Director of the Frederick D. Patterson Research Institute (FDPRI).  FDPRI is dedicated to conducting and disseminating research that informs policymakers, educators, philanthropists and the general public on how to best improve educational opportunities and outcomes for African Americans and other underrepresented minorities from preschool to and through college.  For information on the institute and its work, visit UNCF.org/fdpri. Hosts Al-Tony Gilmore is Historian and Archivist Emeritus of the National Education Association. He has appeared on numerous television and radio programs throughout the nation. Gilmore wrote the introductory essay to the forthcoming book, The African American in Sports, and makes regular appearances on Sirius radio's The Maggie Linton Show. Walter C. Farrell Jr. is currently Professor of Community Management & Policy Practice in the School of Social Work and a Fellow in the Center for Urban and Regional Studies at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.  He also serves as a Fellow in the National Education Policy Center (NEPC) at the University of Colorado at Bolder. 01:00:00NCEBC Talk RadionoHBCU,Concerns,Issues,Recommendations,NCEBCGuests Marybeth Gasman is a Professor of Higher Education in the Graduate School of Education at the University of Pennsylvania. Dr. Gasman's areas of expertishttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2014/07/07/dr-adeliade-sanford-ncebctalkradio-summer-broadcast-replayEducationhttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2014/07/07/dr-adeliade-sanford-ncebctalkradio-summer-broadcast-replay/#commentshttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2014/07/07/dr-adeliade-sanford-ncebctalkradio-summer-broadcast-replayMon, 07 Jul 2014 14:00:00 GMTDr. Adeliade Sanford (NCEBCTalkRadio Summer Broadcast Replay)Dr. Adelaide L. Sanford, Vice Chancellor Emerita of the New York State Board of Regents Sanford studied at Brooklyn College, where she earned her B.Ed. degree in 1947; she received her M.Ed. degree from Wellesley College three years later. From 1950 to 1965, Sanford taught in New York's elementary schools, before being hired as an assistant principal. Sanford earned her Ph.D. degree from Fordham University in 1967, and later became principal at Crispus Attucks School in Brooklyn, earning an outstanding reputation for promoting excellence and achievement at an inner-city school. In 1986, Sanford won unanimous election to the Board of Regents of the State University of New York. As chairperson of the Regents' Committee on Low Performing Schools, Sanford played an instrumental role in shaping new educational policies that sought to close the gap among schools in student performance. Though outspoken and known for her African-style dress and Ebonics commentary, Sanford never wavered in her concern for the welfare of New York's students, particularly those at low-performing schools. While serving as a regent, Sanford also taught at Baruch College and Fordham University. Many honors and awards were bestowed upon Sanford for her work; she received the Congressional Black Caucus Foundation's humanitarian award, and distinguished alumna awards from Wellesley College and Brooklyn College. Sanford played an instrumental role in creating the John Henrick Clark meetinghouse. Sanford also served on the board of the Upper Manhattan Empowerment Zone, and as a national advisory board for multicultural education. 01:01:00NCEBC Talk RadionoAdelaide Sanford,NCEBCTalkRadio,NCEBCDr. Adelaide L. Sanford, Vice Chancellor Emerita of the New York State Board of Regents Sanford studied at Brooklyn College, where she earned her B.Ed. degreehttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2014/06/30/about-the-black-star-project-a-conversation-with-phillip-jacksonEducationhttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2014/06/30/about-the-black-star-project-a-conversation-with-phillip-jackson/#commentshttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2014/06/30/about-the-black-star-project-a-conversation-with-phillip-jacksonMon, 30 Jun 2014 14:00:00 GMTAbout the "Black Star Project": A Conversation with Phillip JacksonFounded by Phillip Jackson in 1996, The Black Star Project is an educational reform organization focused  on eliminating the racial academic achievement gap by involving parents and communities in the education of their children. The Black Star Project operates with a belief in the strength of parental and community involvement in education to eliminate the racial academic achievement gap. Better parents produce better communities, better schools and better students! Mr. Jackson's voice is prolific and powerful in its advocacy for African American student’s achievement in school.  He states, "It is not income, race, language barriers, cultural background, education level of parents or social status, but the extent to which a student’s family is able to create a home environment that encourages learning; express high and realistic academic achievement expectations for their children; and become involved in productive ways in their child’s education at school, at home and in the community. " Phillip Jackson is on a mission to re-popularize academic success among young Black people through a consciousness raising campaign illustrated in the play "Educate or Die"(TM) performed in Middle and High Schools. 01:00:00NCEBC Talk RadionoBlack Star Project,NCEBCTalkRadio,NCEBC Black Male Action PlanningFounded by Phillip Jackson in 1996, The Black Star Project is an educational reform organization focused  on eliminating the racial academic achievement gap byhttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2014/06/16/educational-inequality-and-americas-future-what-must-we-doEducationhttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2014/06/16/educational-inequality-and-americas-future-what-must-we-do/#commentshttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2014/06/16/educational-inequality-and-americas-future-what-must-we-doMon, 16 Jun 2014 14:00:00 GMTEducational Inequality and America’s Future: What Must We Do-- SAVE THE DATE -- NCEBC 2015 Annual Convention is in Indianapolis, IN on April 15-18, 2015.  Reserve your hotel room now:   Educational Inequality and America’s Future: What Must Be Done? Dr. Linda Darling-Hammond is one of the world's most eloquent, authoritative, compassionate, and prolific voices for equity, social justice, and the transformation of schools and teacher education.  Dr. Hammond's indisputable and chilling statistics document the extent to which the United States faces a national crisis because students on other nations such as South Korea, Finland, Japan and the United Kingdom are outperforming US students in math and science achievement.  As we are striving to prepare African American students for a global world market, how do they compare? What policies for Quality and Equality toward genuine School Reform do we consider? 01:01:00NCEBC Talk RadionoLinda Darling Hammond,Educational Inequality,NCEBC-- SAVE THE DATE -- NCEBC 2015 Annual Convention is in Indianapolis, IN on April 15-18, 2015.  Reserve your hotel room now:   Educational Inequality and Amehttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2014/06/02/the-gifting-of-educationEducationhttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2014/06/02/the-gifting-of-education/#commentshttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2014/06/02/the-gifting-of-educationMon, 02 Jun 2014 14:00:00 GMTThe Gifting of Education(REBROADCAST) NCEBCTalkRadio will debut with "The Gifting of Education" welcoming the expertise of Dr. Yvette Jackson. Yvette is an internationally respected educator whose resume includes Executive Director of Gifted and Talented Programs for New York City, as well as Executive Director for Curriculum & Instruction in NYC. Dr. Jackson will speak passionately about the disproportionate representation of black and brown schoolchildren in special education and the lack of participation of students of color in gifted and talented programs. NCEBCTalkRadio will focus on providing answers to improving the achievement trajectory of black and brown students. In the words of former Congressman Augustus F. Hawkins, founder of NCEBC, “Black children are the proxy for what ails American education in general. And so, as we fashion solutions which help black children, we fashion solutions which help all children.” 00:30:00NCEBC Talk RadionoYvette Jackson,NCEBCTalkRadio,"The Gifting of Education"(REBROADCAST) NCEBCTalkRadio will debut with "The Gifting of Education" welcoming the expertise of Dr. Yvette Jackson. Yvette is an internationally respected ehttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2014/04/07/the-2014-ncebc-convention-and-why-you-must-registerEducationhttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2014/04/07/the-2014-ncebc-convention-and-why-you-must-register/#commentshttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2014/04/07/the-2014-ncebc-convention-and-why-you-must-registerMon, 07 Apr 2014 14:00:00 GMTThe 2014 NCEBC Convention and Why You Must RegisterPre-registration for the 2041 NCEBC Convention Ends TODAY.  Register now at www.ncebc.org 00:57:00NCEBC Talk RadionoNCEBC,ConventionPre-registration for the 2041 NCEBC Convention Ends TODAY.  Register now at www.ncebc.orghttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2014/03/31/2014-ncebc-convention-workshop-sneak-previewEducationhttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2014/03/31/2014-ncebc-convention-workshop-sneak-preview/#commentshttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2014/03/31/2014-ncebc-convention-workshop-sneak-previewMon, 31 Mar 2014 14:00:00 GMT2014 NCEBC Convention Workshop Sneak PreviewJoin NCEBCTalkRadio for a "sneak peak" at some of the 2014 Convention Workshops.  These presenters are so excited to work with you, they are coming to you tomorrow morning to share more about their highly anticipated workshops.  Don't miss this!       *This is not a complete list of all workshop offerings. Additional offerings will be advertised. Room numbers listed below are subject to change. 01:17:00NCEBC Talk RadionoJoin NCEBCTalkRadio for a "sneak peak" at some of the 2014 Convention Workshops.  These presenters are so excited to work with you, they are coming to you tomorhttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2014/03/24/2014-ncebc-convention-featured-workshop-presentersEducationhttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2014/03/24/2014-ncebc-convention-featured-workshop-presenters/#commentshttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2014/03/24/2014-ncebc-convention-featured-workshop-presentersMon, 24 Mar 2014 14:00:00 GMT2014 NCEBC Convention Featured Workshop PresentersJoin NCEBCTalkRadio for a "sneak peak" at some of the 2014 Convention Workshops.  These presenters are so excited to work with you, they are coming to you LIVE tomorrow morning to share more about their highly anticipated workshops.  Don't miss this!  *This is not a complete list of all workshop offerings. Additional offerings will be advertised. Room numbers listed below are subject to change.  01:17:00NCEBC Talk RadionoJoin NCEBCTalkRadio for a "sneak peak" at some of the 2014 Convention Workshops.  These presenters are so excited to work with you, they are coming to you LIVEhttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2014/03/17/live-from-elders-house--jubilee-celebration-2014Educationhttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2014/03/17/live-from-elders-house--jubilee-celebration-2014/#commentshttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2014/03/17/live-from-elders-house--jubilee-celebration-2014Mon, 17 Mar 2014 14:00:00 GMTLive from Elders' House - Jubilee Celebration 2014Dr. Adelaide Sanford, NCEBC Queen Mother, greets NCEBCTalkRadio listeners live from Elders House in Selma, AL March 2014  01:04:00NCEBC Talk RadionoNCEBCTalkRadio,Adelaide Sanford,Mark Thompson,Elders HouseDr. Adelaide Sanford, NCEBC Queen Mother, greets NCEBCTalkRadio listeners live from Elders House in Selma, AL March 2014http://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2014/03/10/forward-together--not-one-step-back-the-moral-monday-movementEducationhttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2014/03/10/forward-together--not-one-step-back-the-moral-monday-movement/#commentshttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2014/03/10/forward-together--not-one-step-back-the-moral-monday-movementMon, 10 Mar 2014 14:00:00 GMTForward Together - Not ONE Step Back (the Moral Monday Movement)NCEBCTalkRadio Recording Live from Rev. Dr. William Barber's "Building A Movement from the Ground Up" Workshop at the Jubilee Celebration in Selma, AL Monday March 10 @ 10 AM on NCEBCTalkRadio Rev. Dr. William Barber is leading a growing movement called the Moral Monday Movement in North Carolina that has now spread to several southern states. From the moral framework of the scriptures and state constitutions, the Moral Movement is an indigenously-led, state-based, state government – focused, deeply moral, deeply constitutional, anti-racist, anti-poverty, pro-justice, pro-labor, transformative, fusion movement.    Hundreds of thousands of people have fused together a coalition of goodwill, a nonviolent volunteer army of love, to oppose state legislature’s heartless, ideologically driven agendas. The movement is based in a southern context that takes seriously the issue of race.  As a movement born in the south, the Moral Monday Movement is rightfully aligned with the values of anti-racism and anti-poverty.  Rooted in hope (not fear) the Moral Movement is fighting for: Pro-labor, anti-poverty policies that insure economic sustainability;Well-funded, quality public education for all;Health care access and environmental justice across all the state's communities;Equality in the criminal justice system and ensure equality under the law for every person, regardless of race, class, creed, documentation or sexual preference;Protect and expand voting rights for people of color, women, immigrants, the elderly and students to safeguard fair democratic representation. The voices in the Moral Movement are of a diverse (Young, Old, White, Black, Latino, LGBT, Rich and Poor) people concerned with state laws that restrict, punish and disenfranchise its citizens. 01:10:00NCEBC Talk RadionoMoral Monday Movement,Jubilee Celebration,Selma,Alabama,NCEBCNCEBCTalkRadio Recording Live from Rev. Dr. William Barber's "Building A Movement from the Ground Up" Workshop at the Jubilee Celebration in Selma, AL Monday Mhttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2014/03/03/reversing-the-cradle-to-prison-pipeline-to-cradle-to-careerEducationhttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2014/03/03/reversing-the-cradle-to-prison-pipeline-to-cradle-to-career/#commentshttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2014/03/03/reversing-the-cradle-to-prison-pipeline-to-cradle-to-careerMon, 03 Mar 2014 15:00:00 GMTReversing the "cradle to prison" pipeline to "cradle to career"Changing the "Cradle to Prison" Pipeline to "Cradle to Career" NCEBCTalkRadio with special guest: Mr. David Johns, Executive Director of White House Initiative on Educational Excellence for African Americans -------------------------------------------- From the desk of: Diana Daniels, NCEBC Executive Director My Brother's Keeper The National Council on Educating Black Children commends our President Barack Obama  for developing a national initiative for Black and Latino Males; an elevated focus that is  supported by our Board of Directors and our  membership.    Far too long, too many young males of color have been sacrificed, by the wealthiest nation on the planet.  In the words of Nelson Mandela, "You can judge the soul of a nation by the way it treats their children." The declaration to elevate this discussion to a national level is welcomed with exuberance. NCEBC continues to address the areas research identifies as correlates with school failure. We collaborate with stakeholders, and maintain a growing partnership with faith-based institutions, school districts, and community centers, to establish Augustus F. Hawkins Literacy Centers.  Currently there are 17 Literacy Centers operating in 6 states.  NCEBC provides a challenging and culturally relevant curriculum for grades preK-6,that is in alignment with common core standards, and a strong focus on identity development.  Pre and post reading assessments are given to students enrolled in our school-based centers, in addition all students receive three age-appropriate books a year, for their personal library.  We encourage the incorporation of technology to under-grid instruction in our Literacy Centers.    01:01:00NCEBC Talk RadionoNCEBCTalkRadio,My Brothers Keeper,Cradle to PrisonChanging the "Cradle to Prison" Pipeline to "Cradle to Career" NCEBCTalkRadio with special guest: Mr. David Johns, Executive Director of White House Initiativehttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2014/02/24/do-black-kids-behave-worse-black-students-and-exclusionary-disciplineEducationhttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2014/02/24/do-black-kids-behave-worse-black-students-and-exclusionary-discipline/#commentshttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2014/02/24/do-black-kids-behave-worse-black-students-and-exclusionary-disciplineMon, 24 Feb 2014 15:00:00 GMT"Do Black Kids Behave Worse?" Black students and exclusionary disciplineResearch over the last 40 years has consistently documented that Black students are much more likely than other students to be suspended out of school, expelled, and subject to corporal punishment.  But why?  Two commonly mentioned explanatory reasons provided are (a) maybe its because Black students misbehave more, and/or (b) its not really race, but rather the overlap of race and poverty. This show will explore what the evidence says about these two and other reasons for why Black students are removed from school for disciplinary reasons at very high rates. M. Karega Rausch is a Research Associate with the Equity Project at Indiana University. As a member of the leadership team, Karega ensures that the Project’s research, practice, service, and dissemination goals are achieved and that individual project goals, outcomes, and deliverables, are exceeded. This ensures the long-term viability and efficiency of the Project through strategic planning and securing resources. Karega has presented on educational equity and accountability for national organizations such as the American Educational Research Association, the National Association of Charter School Authorizers, the American Psychological Association, the University Council for Educational Administrators, the National Alliance for Public Charter Schools, and the Harvard Civil Rights Project. 01:00:00NCEBC Talk RadionoNCEBCTalkRadioResearch over the last 40 years has consistently documented that Black students are much more likely than other students to be suspended out of school, expelledhttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2014/02/17/the-pathway-to-school-reform-focus-on-instruction-in-high-poverty-schoolsEducationhttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2014/02/17/the-pathway-to-school-reform-focus-on-instruction-in-high-poverty-schools/#commentshttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2014/02/17/the-pathway-to-school-reform-focus-on-instruction-in-high-poverty-schoolsMon, 17 Feb 2014 15:00:00 GMTThe Pathway to School Reform: Focus on Instruction in High Poverty SchoolsThe Pathway to School Reform: Focus on Instruction in High Poverty Schools According to the authors of a new heralded book called "Restoring Opportunity: The Crisis of Inequality and the Challenge for American Education," the dominant policy strategies for school improvement over the past two decades, has been test-based accountability and the standards movement. They have not succeeded because neither approach has focused on the difficult task of improving instruction in high-poverty schools and providing students with the coordinated learning experiences they need to master critical skills.   This segment will focus on successful practices in schools where students of color have made six times the gains of what is deemed acceptable AYP.  Guests: Dr. Yvette Jackson (CEO & Author of Award-winning "The Pedagogy of Confidence," Columbia University’s Teachers College Press)Dr. Melissa Krull (Professor, Assistant Professor @ Minnesota State University, Mankato)Dr. Aldo Scioli (Superintendent, Robbinsdale Public Schools, Minnesota)01:01:00NCEBC Talk RadionoNCEBCTalkRadio,Yvette Jackson,School Reform,High Poverty Schools,Eric CooperThe Pathway to School Reform: Focus on Instruction in High Poverty Schools According to the authors of a new heralded book called "Restoring Opportunity: The Chttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2014/02/10/smarter-focused-standards-lead-to-accelerated-learningEducationhttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2014/02/10/smarter-focused-standards-lead-to-accelerated-learning/#commentshttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2014/02/10/smarter-focused-standards-lead-to-accelerated-learningMon, 10 Feb 2014 15:00:00 GMTSmarter & Focused Standards Lead To Accelerated LearningImproving the mathematics and literacy skills of our citizenry has been a major concern for educators, policy makers, and the general public especially with the debate of the real-world applicability of the Common Core Standards.  With the most recent decade of education reform and targeted conversation  on how to best support the academic achievement of underserved populations, we need solutions-driven dialogue on how to best serve and support underserved students. How can we best make use of the standards and explain this in easy to understand language for parents?  What are methods to engage teachers on culturally relevant strategies that accelerate student's thinking?  How can we affirm campus-based leadership on all levels in creating authentic activities and assessments while navigating the Common Core Standards?  Join us as we have a focused conversation with Sandra Stotsky and Donna Ogle, two experts on academic standards, reading and language. 01:00:00NCEBC Talk RadionoNCEBCTalkRadio,Common Core Standards,Eric Cooper,Math,ReadingImproving the mathematics and literacy skills of our citizenry has been a major concern for educators, policy makers, and the general public especially with thehttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2014/02/03/bloody-sunday-the-jubilee-bridge-crossingEducationhttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2014/02/03/bloody-sunday-the-jubilee-bridge-crossing/#commentshttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2014/02/03/bloody-sunday-the-jubilee-bridge-crossingMon, 03 Feb 2014 15:00:00 GMT"Bloody Sunday" : The Jubilee Bridge CrossingPlease welcome a "Mother to the Civil Rights Movement" in Alabama and NCEBC Elder, Faya Rose Sanders (...108 years young) for this month's "Gift from the Elders to the Next Generation" NCEBCTalkRadio broadcast. This episode will be hosted by NCEBC Queen Mother and Former NYC Regent Dr. Adeliade Sanford.  Additional special contributions are anticipated from:  Amelia Boynton-Robinson, leader of the American Civil Rights Movement in Selma, Alabama and a key figure in the 1965 march that became known as Bloody Sunday. Rev. Barber, State NAACP Chair in Raleigh, NC., active in struggles around education, voting rights and other issues, mainly in the city of Goldsboro, where he lives and pastors his church.01:24:00NCEBC Talk RadionoNCEBCTalkRadio,Moral Monday Movement,Faya Rose Sanders,Rev. Barber NAACP,Bloody SundayPlease welcome a "Mother to the Civil Rights Movement" in Alabama and NCEBC Elder, Faya Rose Sanders (...108 years young) for this month's "Gift from the Eldershttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2014/01/27/vestiges-of-racism-the-impact-on-equity-opportunity-identifying-solutionsEducationhttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2014/01/27/vestiges-of-racism-the-impact-on-equity-opportunity-identifying-solutions/#commentshttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2014/01/27/vestiges-of-racism-the-impact-on-equity-opportunity-identifying-solutionsMon, 27 Jan 2014 15:00:00 GMTVestiges of Racism & the Impact on Equity & Opportunity: Identifying Solutions"Join us Monday, January 27 when we will greet Dr. Michael Holzman. Dr. Holzman is the author of the Foundation’s series: Public Education and Black Male Students: A State Report Card and numerous related articles, speeches and op-ed pieces.Michael Holzman is an independent consultant and writer. He has served as a consultant to the Rockefeller Foundation on literacy and work, to the Panasonic Foundation on school reform, and to the Schott Foundation for Public Education, for which was responsible for the Foundation’s series Public Education and Black Male Students:  A State Report Card and a report on opportunities for learning in American public schools.  He has written a report on childhood homelessness for the National Center on Family Homelessness and a report on community schools for the Bruner Foundation. His blogs on education appear on the Black Star, Dropout Nation and Daily Kos websites. He has been interviewed on National Public Radio, New York City NBC Channel 4, WVON Chicago, Milwaukee Public Radio and on other media. 01:01:00NCEBC Talk RadionoMichael Holzman,NCEBCTalkRadio,Schott Foundation Report,Eric Cooper,Nicole McZeal WaltersJoin us Monday, January 27 when we will greet Dr. Michael Holzman. Dr. Holzman is the author of the Foundation’s series: Public Education and Black Male Studenhttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2014/01/20/2014-call-to-convention-elevating-the-education-of-african-american-studentsEducationhttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2014/01/20/2014-call-to-convention-elevating-the-education-of-african-american-students/#commentshttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2014/01/20/2014-call-to-convention-elevating-the-education-of-african-american-studentsMon, 20 Jan 2014 15:00:00 GMT2014 Call to Convention: Elevating the Education of African American StudentsThe NCEBC means business!  When it comes to the prioritized focus on the academic excellence of African American students, particularly black boys, the NCEBC has a laser focus…and YOU are a necessary part of the strategy for improvement. On January 20 NCEBCTalkRadio hosts will welcome an all-star line-up of NCEBC “DRUM-MAJORS”. Dr. Pamela Short-Powell, a stellar African American female Superintendent from California;Mr. Gene McCallum, one of the founders of NCEBC and masterminds behind the NCEBC trademark (and effective) “Black Male Action Plan”;Mr. Michael Dennis, Youth Summit CoordinatorMrs. Billie Sanders College Fair CoordinatorOur local committee members Dr. Carol Henry and Mr. Joe Peychaud As an Urban or African American community member, you don’t want to miss this! Join NCEBCTalkRadio for 2014 Convention Preview.  Don’t miss this opportunity to hear from NCEBC representatives in your home state (or region) and understand why your community needs YOU to be a part of this year’s annual convention in New Orleans, LA on April 15-18, 2014. 00:57:00NCEBC Talk RadionoNCEBCTalkRadio,2014 NCEBC Annual ConventionThe NCEBC means business!  When it comes to the prioritized focus on the academic excellence of African American students, particularly black boys, the NCEBC hahttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2014/01/13/how-to-conduct-effective-home-visits-in-urban-communitiesEducationhttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2014/01/13/how-to-conduct-effective-home-visits-in-urban-communities/#commentshttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2014/01/13/how-to-conduct-effective-home-visits-in-urban-communitiesMon, 13 Jan 2014 15:00:00 GMTHow To Conduct Effective Home Visits in Urban CommunitiesUrban Educators and Members of the 'Community Faculty', please join us. Special Guest:  Dr. David L. Heiber Executive Director and Founder of Concentric Educational Solutions Inc.,  a Washington, D.C. based non-profit organization that supports schools with implementation of student services. This is a LIVE broadcast hosted by  NCEBC Board Member and Huffington Post Blogger,Dr. Eric Cooper, President and Founder of the National Urban Alliance and co-host Dr. Nicole McZeal Walters, Associate Dean, Graduate Programs, School of Education at University of St. Thomas-Houston. 01:01:00NCEBC Talk RadionoNCEBCTalkRadio,David Heiber,Eric Cooper,Nicole McZeal Walters,National Council on Educating Black ChildrenUrban Educators and Members of the 'Community Faculty', please join us. Special Guest:  Dr. David L. Heiber Executive Director and Founder of Concentric Educathttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2014/01/06/consider-the-source-the-medias-impact-on-black-studentsEducationhttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2014/01/06/consider-the-source-the-medias-impact-on-black-students/#commentshttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2014/01/06/consider-the-source-the-medias-impact-on-black-studentsMon, 06 Jan 2014 15:00:00 GMTConsider the Source: The Media's Impact on Black StudentsPlease join us in welcoming Author and Entrepreneur, Mr. Tom Burrell. Mr. Burrell is the Author of Brainwashed: Challenging the Myth of Black Inferiority and Founder of the Burrell Communications Group - the largest African American advertising company in Chicago, Il Our very own, NCEBC Queen Mother, Dr. Adelaide Sanford with host this episode as the next in the "Gift from the Elders to the Next Generation" series.  Together with NCEBC Black Male Action Coordinator, Mr. Kamau Jwyanza they'll converse and discuss "action items" related impacting "How advertising and media images impact the education, the outlook of (by) our children, and the stereotypes they are met with (by others) within and outside of our community. Don't miss this.  Join us on the air with your comments and questions by dialing 714-242-5228. (Press "1" to indicate your desire to share your thoughts.) 01:02:00NCEBC Talk RadionoTom Burrell,Adelaide Sanford,NCEBCTalkRadio,Media Images of BlacksPlease join us in welcoming Author and Entrepreneur, Mr. Tom Burrell. Mr. Burrell is the Author of Brainwashed: Challenging the Myth of Black Inferiority and Fhttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2013/12/30/kwanzaa-day-5-purpose-identity-leadership-w-stedman-grahamEducationhttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2013/12/30/kwanzaa-day-5-purpose-identity-leadership-w-stedman-graham/#commentshttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2013/12/30/kwanzaa-day-5-purpose-identity-leadership-w-stedman-grahamMon, 30 Dec 2013 15:00:00 GMTKwanzaa Day 5: Purpose (Identity Leadership w/ Stedman Graham)As we close 2013 and look forward to the year 2014, NCEBC encourages you to spend time in reflection and realignment with your purpose. Please join NCEBCTalkRadio for a rebroadcast of one of this year's most highly regarded episodes featuring renowned Speaker and Motivational Leader, Mr. Stedman Graham. 01:01:00NCEBC Talk RadionoNCEBCTalkRadio,Stedman Graham,Kwanzaa,Purpose,NiaAs we close 2013 and look forward to the year 2014, NCEBC encourages you to spend time in reflection and realignment with your purpose. Please join NCEBCTalkRahttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2013/12/23/ncebctalkradio-welcomes-kwanzaa-creator-dr-maulana-karenga-replayEducationhttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2013/12/23/ncebctalkradio-welcomes-kwanzaa-creator-dr-maulana-karenga-replay/#commentshttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2013/12/23/ncebctalkradio-welcomes-kwanzaa-creator-dr-maulana-karenga-replayMon, 23 Dec 2013 15:00:00 GMTNCEBCTalkRadio Welcomes Kwanzaa Creator, Dr. Maulana Karenga (REPLAY)KWANZAA December 26 to January 1 Dr. Maulana Karenga, Founder of Kwanzaa - From the beginning, the essential task of our organization Us has been and remains to provide a philosophy, a set of principles and a program which inspires a personal and social practice that not only satisfies human need but transforms people in the process, making them self-conscious agents of their own life and liberation. Such a transformative practice will, of necessity, also lead to the building of moral community and to the constant becoming of the best of what it means to be both African and human in the fullest sense. 01:01:00NCEBC Talk RadionoKWANZAA December 26 to January 1 Dr. Maulana Karenga, Founder of Kwanzaa - From the beginning, the essential task of our organization Us has been and remainshttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2013/12/16/ncebctalkradio-welcomes-dr-maulana-karengaEducationhttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2013/12/16/ncebctalkradio-welcomes-dr-maulana-karenga/#commentshttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2013/12/16/ncebctalkradio-welcomes-dr-maulana-karengaMon, 16 Dec 2013 15:00:00 GMTNCEBCTalkRadio Welcomes Dr. Maulana KarengaNCEBCTalkRadio Welcomes Dr. Maulana Karenga 01:01:00NCEBC Talk RadionoDr Maulana Karenga,NCEBCTalkRadioNCEBCTalkRadio Welcomes Dr. Maulana Karengahttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2013/12/09/ncebctalkradio-welcomes-dr-iva-carruthers-sdpcEducationhttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2013/12/09/ncebctalkradio-welcomes-dr-iva-carruthers-sdpc/#commentshttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2013/12/09/ncebctalkradio-welcomes-dr-iva-carruthers-sdpcMon, 09 Dec 2013 15:00:00 GMTNCEBCTalkRadio Welcomes Dr. Iva Carruthers (SDPC)Please join us in welcoming: Dr. Iva E. Carruthers, General Secretary of the Samuel DeWitt Procter Conference (SDPC) and 2014 NCEBC Convention Luncheon Speaker 01:01:00NCEBC Talk RadionoIva Carruthers,NCEBCTalkRadioPlease join us in welcoming: Dr. Iva E. Carruthers, General Secretary of the Samuel DeWitt Procter Conference (SDPC) and 2014 NCEBC Convention Luncheon Speahttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2013/12/02/understanding-the-origin-history-and-culture-of-african-civilizationEducationhttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2013/12/02/understanding-the-origin-history-and-culture-of-african-civilization/#commentshttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2013/12/02/understanding-the-origin-history-and-culture-of-african-civilizationMon, 02 Dec 2013 15:00:00 GMTUnderstanding the Origin, History and Culture of African CivilizationThe upcoming episode of NCEBC's "A Gift from the Elders to the Next Generation": "Understanding the Origin, History and Culture of African Civilization and How it is Relevant to Us Today"  will feature Mr. Anthony "Tony" Browder, an author, cultural historian, artist, educational consultant.  Mr. Browder is a graduate of Howard University's College of Fine Arts and has lectured extensively throughout the United States, Africa, Caribbean, Mexico, Japan and Europe, on issues related to African and American History and Culture. 01:02:00NCEBC Talk RadionoAnthony "Tony" Browder,NCEBCTalkRadio,Adelaide Sanford,African CivilizationThe upcoming episode of NCEBC's "A Gift from the Elders to the Next Generation": "Understanding the Origin, History and Culture of African Civilization and Howhttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2013/11/25/rethinking-african-american-parenting-as-a-civil-right-with-adelaide-sanfordEducationhttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2013/11/25/rethinking-african-american-parenting-as-a-civil-right-with-adelaide-sanford/#commentshttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2013/11/25/rethinking-african-american-parenting-as-a-civil-right-with-adelaide-sanfordMon, 25 Nov 2013 15:00:00 GMTRethinking African American Parenting as a Civil Right with Adelaide SanfordREBROADCAST -- NOT A LIVE SHOW This week's "Gift from the Elders to the Next Generation" series, is hosted by NCEBC Queen Mother, Dr. Adelaide Sanford and will feature a lively and parent-empowering conversation with Dr. Sharon Washington. All NCEBC Stakeholders should please plan to join us for this live discussion. Dr. Sharon Washington is an education anthropologist and the founder of Anthropologi Educational Research and Development, an international firm created to bring “education” back to schools. She is also the author of The Educational Contract, which tackles the difficult job of explaining why so many African American students do so poorly in school by  peeling  back  the layers of why their parents let them, and explaining how the 1954 US Supreme Court case Brown, which was intended to bring equality to education, actually has contributed to the phenomenon. The Educational Contract calls for a deep spiritual work in our public educational system and calls for parents to lead that movement—a movement in the practice of freedom and participation in the transformation of our world. 01:07:00NCEBC Talk RadionoSharon Washington,Adelaide Sanford,NCEBCTalkRadio,Parenting,Civil RightsREBROADCAST -- NOT A LIVE SHOW This week's "Gift from the Elders to the Next Generation" series, is hosted by NCEBC Queen Mother, Dr. Adelaide Sanford and willhttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2013/11/22/rethinking-african-american-parenting-as-a-civil-right-with-adelaide-sanfordEducationhttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2013/11/22/rethinking-african-american-parenting-as-a-civil-right-with-adelaide-sanford/#commentshttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2013/11/22/rethinking-african-american-parenting-as-a-civil-right-with-adelaide-sanfordFri, 22 Nov 2013 15:00:00 GMTRethinking African American Parenting as a Civil Right with Adelaide SanfordREBROADCAST - NOT A LIVE SHOW This week's "Gift from the Elders to the Next Generation" series, is hosted by NCEBC Queen Mother, Dr. Adelaide Sanford and will feature a lively and parent-empowering conversation with Dr. Sharon Washington. All NCEBC Stakeholders should please plan to join us for this live discussion. Dr. Sharon Washington is an education anthropologist and the founder of Anthropologi Educational Research and Development, an international firm created to bring “education” back to schools. She is also the author of The Educational Contract, which tackles the difficult job of explaining why so many African American students do so poorly in school by  peeling  back  the layers of why their parents let them, and explaining how the 1954 US Supreme Court case Brown, which was intended to bring equality to education, actually has contributed to the phenomenon. The Educational Contract calls for a deep spiritual work in our public educational system and calls for parents to lead that movement—a movement in the practice of freedom and participation in the transformation of our world. 01:07:00NCEBC Talk RadionoSharon Washington,The Educational Contract,Adelaide SanfordREBROADCAST - NOT A LIVE SHOW This week's "Gift from the Elders to the Next Generation" series, is hosted by NCEBC Queen Mother, Dr. Adelaide Sanford and willhttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2013/11/18/black-alliance-for-educational-options-on-ncebctalkradioEducationhttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2013/11/18/black-alliance-for-educational-options-on-ncebctalkradio/#commentshttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2013/11/18/black-alliance-for-educational-options-on-ncebctalkradioMon, 18 Nov 2013 15:00:00 GMTBlack Alliance for Educational Options on NCEBCTalkRadioNCEBCTalkRadio is a catalyst for excellence in education - particularly urban education. "For as we fashion solutions for black children, we fashion solutions for what ails American education in general." (NCEBC Founder, Congressman Augustus F. Hawkins) Please join us in welcoming: Kenneth L. Campbell, President and Founding Board Member of the Black Alliance for Educational Options (BAEO). Kenneth L. Campbell has served as BAEO's president since 2010. BAEO is an education reform advocacy organization founded to increase access to high-quality educational options for Black children by actively supporting transformational education reform initiatives and parental choice policies that empower low-income and working-class Black families. Under Campbell's leadership, BAEO has played an instrumental role in advancing bold education policy reforms in key states. 01:01:00NCEBC Talk RadionoNCEBCTalkRadio is a catalyst for excellence in education - particularly urban education. "For as we fashion solutions for black children, we fashion solutions fhttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2013/11/11/stem-engaging-minds-to-solve-problems-that-do-not-yet-existEducationhttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2013/11/11/stem-engaging-minds-to-solve-problems-that-do-not-yet-exist/#commentshttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2013/11/11/stem-engaging-minds-to-solve-problems-that-do-not-yet-existMon, 11 Nov 2013 15:00:00 GMTSTEM: Engaging Minds to Solve Problems That Do Not Yet Exist NCEBCTalkRadio is a catalyst for excellence in education - particularly urban education. "For as we fashion solutions for black children, we fashion solutions for what ails American education in general." (NCEBC Founder, Congressman Augustus F. Hawkins) Please join us in welcoming James T. Kindard, Ph.D. On Monday, November 11 at 10am ET, Dr. James T. Kindard Rigorous Mathematical Thinking Laboratory will enter the NCEBCTalkRadio studio with show hosts, Dr. Eric Cooper and Dr. Nicole McZeal Walters. Please join and share the conversation. The Rigorous Mathematical Thinking Laboratory helps learners in grades 4 – 16 to become self-motivated analytical-critical thinkers, acquire deep conceptual understanding of big ideas in mathematics, and become proficient in solving complex, real-world problems. In the Laboratory learners are mediated to build and value their IDEAS by Investigating, Discovering, Experimenting, Analyzing, and Synthesizing. We engage minds to solve problems that do not yet exist 01:02:00NCEBC Talk RadionoNCEBCTalkRadio,James Kinard,Rigorous Mathematical Thinking Laboratory,National Council on Educating Black Children,STEM EducationNCEBCTalkRadio is a catalyst for excellence in education - particularly urban education. "For as we fashion solutions for black children, we fashion solutionshttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2013/11/04/rethinking-african-american-parenting-as-a-civil-rightEducationhttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2013/11/04/rethinking-african-american-parenting-as-a-civil-right/#commentshttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2013/11/04/rethinking-african-american-parenting-as-a-civil-rightMon, 04 Nov 2013 15:00:00 GMTRethinking African American Parenting as a Civil Right This week's "Gift from the Elders to the Next Generation" series, is hosted by NCEBC Queen Mother, Dr. Adelaide Sanford and will feature a lively and parent-empowering conversation with Dr. Sharon Washington. All NCEBC Stakeholders should please plan to join us for this live discussion. Dr. Sharon Washington is an education anthropologist and the founder of Anthropologi Educational Research and Development, an international firm created to bring “education” back to schools. She is also the author of The Educational Contract, which tackles the difficult job of explaining why so many African American students do so poorly in school by  peeling  back  the layers of why their parents let them, and explaining how the 1954 US Supreme Court case Brown, which was intended to bring equality to education, actually has contributed to the phenomenon. The Educational Contract calls for a deep spiritual work in our public educational system and calls for parents to lead that movement—a movement in the practice of freedom and participation in the transformation of our world. 01:07:00NCEBC Talk RadionoNCEBCTalkRadio,Sharon Washington,Adelaide Sanford,Parenting,Civil RightThis week's "Gift from the Elders to the Next Generation" series, is hosted by NCEBC Queen Mother, Dr. Adelaide Sanford and will feature a lively and parent-emhttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2013/10/28/ncebctalkradio-welcomes-elder-baba-useni-eugene-perkinsEducationhttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2013/10/28/ncebctalkradio-welcomes-elder-baba-useni-eugene-perkins/#commentshttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2013/10/28/ncebctalkradio-welcomes-elder-baba-useni-eugene-perkinsMon, 28 Oct 2013 14:00:00 GMTNCEBCTalkRadio welcomes Elder Baba Useni Eugene Perkins Please join us in welcoming Elder Baba Useni Eugene Perkins to the show! On Monday, October 28 at 10am ET, Elder Baba Useni Eugene Perkins (Author, Historian, Playwright, Community Activists and Social Worker who coined the phrase, "street institutions") will enter the NCEBCTalkRadio studio with show host, Dr. Eric Cooper.   Please join and share the conversation. 01:01:00NCEBC Talk RadionoElder Baba Useni Eugene Perkins,National Council o Educating Black Children,NCEBCTalkRadio,Excellence in Education,Street InstitutionsPlease join us in welcoming Elder Baba Useni Eugene Perkins to the show! On Monday, October 28 at 10am ET, Elder Baba Useni Eugene Perkins (Author, Historian,http://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2013/10/21/ncebctalkradio-welcomes-dr-diane-ravitchEducationhttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2013/10/21/ncebctalkradio-welcomes-dr-diane-ravitch/#commentshttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2013/10/21/ncebctalkradio-welcomes-dr-diane-ravitchMon, 21 Oct 2013 14:00:00 GMTNCEBCTalkRadio Welcomes Dr. Diane RavitchNCEBCTalkRadio Welcomes Dr. Diane Ravitch01:00:00NCEBC Talk RadionoNCEBCTalkRadio,Diane Ravitch,Exellence in Education,School Reform,Common CoreNCEBCTalkRadio Welcomes Dr. Diane Ravitchhttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2013/10/14/disproportionality-and-culturally-responsive-leadingEducationhttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2013/10/14/disproportionality-and-culturally-responsive-leading/#commentshttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2013/10/14/disproportionality-and-culturally-responsive-leadingMon, 14 Oct 2013 14:00:00 GMTDISPROPORTIONALITY and Culturally Responsive Leading DISPROPORTIONALITY and Culturally Responsive Leading,  Teaching, and Learning – A discussion on how districts unconsciously respond to behaviors and data Special Guests: Mr. Greg Roberts, Executive Director, NABSE Dr. Edward Fergus, Assistant Professor of Educational Leadership, The Steinhardt School of Culture, Education, and Human Development00:55:00NCEBC Talk RadionoCulturally Responsive Leading,Excellence in Education,NCEBCTalkRadio,National Council on Educating Black Children,School DataDISPROPORTIONALITY and Culturally Responsive Leading,  Teaching, and Learning – A discussion on how districts unconsciously respond to behaviors and data Spechttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2013/10/07/the-link-between-lead-poisoning-and-sociopathic-behaviorsEducationhttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2013/10/07/the-link-between-lead-poisoning-and-sociopathic-behaviors/#commentshttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2013/10/07/the-link-between-lead-poisoning-and-sociopathic-behaviorsMon, 07 Oct 2013 14:00:00 GMTThe Link Between Lead Poisoning and Sociopathic Behaviors This episode of "A Gift from the Elders to the Next Generation: The Link Between (systemic) Lead Poisoning and Sociopathic Behaviors of Students in Public Housing" will feature the study and experiences of Elder Community Activist, Scholar, and Author - Dr. Raymond Winbush   01:02:00NCEBC Talk RadionoNCEBCTalkRadio,Lead Poisoning,Adelaide Sanford,Raymond Winbush,BaltimoreThis episode of "A Gift from the Elders to the Next Generation: The Link Between (systemic) Lead Poisoning and Sociopathic Behaviors of Students in Public Houhttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2013/09/30/dr-jabari-mahiri-named-brinton-chairEducationhttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2013/09/30/dr-jabari-mahiri-named-brinton-chair/#commentshttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2013/09/30/dr-jabari-mahiri-named-brinton-chairMon, 30 Sep 2013 14:00:00 GMTDr. Jabari Mahiri Named Brinton Chair Please join us on Monday, September 30 @ 10am ET for NCEBCTalkRadio! Our show host, NCEBC Board Member Dr. Eric Cooper and Diana Daniels, NCEBC Executive Director have confirmed special guest: Dr. Jabari Mahiri, whose decades of work and research have focused on educational equity, has been named the inaugural holder of the William and Mary Jane Brinton Family Chair in Urban Teaching. Mahiri is Professor in the Graduate School of Education. He also serves as the Faculty Director for the Bay Area Writing Project, a member of the College Writing Program's Advisory Board, a founding member and Chair of the Board for REALM Charter School, a Senior Scholar for the National Urban Alliance for Effective Education, and he has been a Visiting Professor at Harvard. He is author of: Digital Tools in Urban Schools: Mediating a Remix of Learning (2011); Out of Bounds: When Scholarship Athletes become Academic Scholars (2010) with Derek Van Rheenen; and, Shooting for Excellence: African American and Youth Culture in New Century Schools (1998). He also is editor of: What They Don't Learn in School: Literacy in the Lives of Urban Youth (2004), and Urban Teachers Research Their First Year of Practice (2014) with Sarah Freedman.01:14:00NCEBC Talk RadionoDr Jabari Mahiri,National Council o Educating Black Children,NCEBCTalkRadio,William and Mary Jane Brinton Family Chair,Urban EducationPlease join us on Monday, September 30 @ 10am ET for NCEBCTalkRadio! Our show host, NCEBC Board Member Dr. Eric Cooper and Diana Daniels, NCEBC Executive Direhttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2013/09/23/community-infrastructure-and-you-mobilizing-for-impactEducationhttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2013/09/23/community-infrastructure-and-you-mobilizing-for-impact/#commentshttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2013/09/23/community-infrastructure-and-you-mobilizing-for-impactMon, 23 Sep 2013 14:00:00 GMTCommunity Infrastructure and You: Mobilizing for Impact Join us LIVE for a takeoff from last week’s show with Stedman Graham about building a community infrastructure to assure our children’s' success in life as one of many other topics to be discussed. Special guests will include: Mr. Kamau Jywanza, NCEBC Black Male Action Coordinator Mr. Roderick Bohannan, Attorney at Law at Indiana Legal Services, Inc. Mr. Joe Slash, CEO/ Indianapolis Urban League  01:01:00NCEBC Talk RadionoNational Council on Educating Black Children,NCEBCTalkRadio,Building Infrastructure,Community Leadership,Excellence in EducationJoin us LIVE for a takeoff from last week’s show with Stedman Graham about building a community infrastructure to assure our children’s' success in life as onehttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2013/09/16/identity-leadership-with-stedman-grahamEducationhttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2013/09/16/identity-leadership-with-stedman-graham/#commentshttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2013/09/16/identity-leadership-with-stedman-grahamMon, 16 Sep 2013 14:00:00 GMTIdentity Leadership with Stedman GrahamOur next NCEBCTalkRadio episode will feature Mr. Stedman Graham. Mr. Stedman Graham is nationally renowned for his leadership training and professional "identity development".  Join us Monday, September 16 @ 10am ET for an empowering discussion on "Identity Leadership".   01:01:00NCEBC Talk RadionoStedman Graham,Identity Leadership,National Council on Educating Black Children,NCEBCTalkRadio,NCEBCOur next NCEBCTalkRadio episode will feature Mr. Stedman Graham. Mr. Stedman Graham is nationally renowned for his leadership training and professional "identithttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2013/09/09/a-gift-from-the-elders-to-the-next-generation-pt-ii-replayEducationhttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2013/09/09/a-gift-from-the-elders-to-the-next-generation-pt-ii-replay/#commentshttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2013/09/09/a-gift-from-the-elders-to-the-next-generation-pt-ii-replayMon, 09 Sep 2013 14:00:00 GMTA Gift from the Elders to the Next Generation Pt. II (replay NCEBC recognizes the importance of Sankofa. Therefore NCEBC Board of Directors are preparing a series of powerful forums featuring our elder scholars who will bring us a "Gift from the Elders to the Next Generation".  The series opens on Monday,  September 2, 2013 at 10:00am (ET) on NCEBCTalkRadio. Elder Dr. Adelaide Hines Sanford, Elder Dr. Molefi Asante, and Elder Dr. Raymond Winbush will be live on the air at the beginning and throughout the series. More information on this special series will follow in the weeks to come.  Watch your INBOX for your weekly edition of NCEBCNews and the NCEBCTalkRadio promos. Family, (members of our national village) please mark your calendars now and join us for an empowering treat from the spirit of Sankofa.   01:18:00NCEBC Talk RadionoNational Council on Educating Black Children,African American History,Gift from the Elders,Dr Adelaide Sanford,SankofaNCEBC recognizes the importance of Sankofa. Therefore NCEBC Board of Directors are preparing a series of powerful forums featuring our elder scholarshttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2013/09/02/a-gift-from-the-elders-to-the-next-generation--part-iiEducationhttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2013/09/02/a-gift-from-the-elders-to-the-next-generation--part-ii/#commentshttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2013/09/02/a-gift-from-the-elders-to-the-next-generation--part-iiMon, 02 Sep 2013 14:00:00 GMTA Gift from the Elders to the Next Generation - Part II NCEBC recognizes the importance of Sankofa. Therefore NCEBC Board of Directors are preparing a series of powerful forums featuring our elder scholars who will bring us a "Gift from the Elders to the Next Generation".  The series opens on Monday,  September 2, 2013 at 10:00am (ET) on NCEBCTalkRadio. Elder Dr. Adelaide Hines Sanford, Elder Dr. Molefi Asante, and Elder Dr. Raymond Winbush will be live on the air at the beginning and throughout the series. More information on this special series will follow in the weeks to come.  Watch your INBOX for your weekly edition of NCEBCNews and the NCEBCTalkRadio promos. Family, (members of our national village) please mark your calendars now and join us for an empowering treat from the spirit of Sankofa. 01:18:00NCEBC Talk RadionoAdelaide Sanford,Dr Raymond Winbush,Dr Molefi Asante,NCEBCTalkRadio,African-American Culture EducationNCEBC recognizes the importance of Sankofa. Therefore NCEBC Board of Directors are preparing a series of powerful forums featuring our elder scholars who wilhttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2013/08/26/dr-adelaide-l-sanford--replayEducationhttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2013/08/26/dr-adelaide-l-sanford--replay/#commentshttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2013/08/26/dr-adelaide-l-sanford--replayMon, 26 Aug 2013 14:00:00 GMTDr. Adelaide L. Sanford Replay The next NCEBCTalkRadio series is a "Gift from the Elders to the Next Generation" during which NCEBC will facilitate conversational interviews with esteemed elders in our national community as well as scholars and parents who are actively involved with today's youth and young adult generations. This Monday, we will feature one of several highly acclaimed NCEBCTalkRadio episodes featuring Dr. Adelaide Hines Sanford, former Regent from New York, who is affectionately and respectfully regarded as NCEBC "Queen Mother".01:01:00NCEBC Talk RadionoNational Council on Educating Black Children,Dr Adelaide Sanford,Gift from the Elders,NCEBCTalkRadio,Black Male Action PlanningThe next NCEBCTalkRadio series is a "Gift from the Elders to the Next Generation" during which NCEBC will facilitate conversational interviews with esteemed elhttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2013/08/19/dealing-with-the-real--educating-the-expelledEducationhttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2013/08/19/dealing-with-the-real--educating-the-expelled/#commentshttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2013/08/19/dealing-with-the-real--educating-the-expelledMon, 19 Aug 2013 14:00:00 GMTDealing with the Real - Educating the Expelled Do you know the expulsion rate for your city?  Do you know middle or high school-aged youth in your community who have been expelled or are otherwise not planning to go "back to school" during the 2013-2014 school year? What is their plan? What can parents and community faculty members do to ensure that these students still have access to quality educational resources and learning mentors? This week on NCEBCTalkRadio, we welcome Mr. Terrance Littlefield, Former Director of a minority retention program at Indiana University Purdue University Indianapolis and CEO of Basic Prep Academy, to discuss alternate education solutions and share information about the value-added options of qualified and standard curriculum-based online learning. Joining us in the studio will be guest show host and NCEBC Manager of Black Male Action Planning, Mr. Kamau Jywanza. Mr. Jywanza will facilitate conversation between our featured guest, call-in experts, and our show audience to frame the understanding of the national expulsion and drop-out epidemic and it's impact on our communities - while welcoming Mr. Littlefield to share a working model of empowerment and success based in the Indianapolis, Indiana area.   For more information on next week's show, please read and share the NCEBCTalkRadio announcement that will arrive in your INBOX on Sunday afternoon and Monday morning.  Until then, please mark your calendars and plan to join us on Monday, August 19th @10am ET. 00:59:00NCEBC Talk RadionoBasic Prep Academy,National Council on Educating Black Children,Excellence In Education,Community Leadership,Black Male Action PlanningDo you know the expulsion rate for your city?  Do you know middle or high school-aged youth in your community who have been expelled or are otherwise not plannhttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2013/08/12/ccss-how-educators-of-urban-students-succeed-replayEducationhttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2013/08/12/ccss-how-educators-of-urban-students-succeed-replay/#commentshttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2013/08/12/ccss-how-educators-of-urban-students-succeed-replayMon, 12 Aug 2013 14:00:00 GMT#CCSS: How educators of urban students succeed (REPLAY)By popular demand Dr. Candy Dawson - Boyd returns to NCEBCTalkRadio to continue the conversation and empowerment related to Common Core Standards and its impact on students (and communities) of color. Joining Dr. Boyd for the second half of the show will be Augusta Mann, a nationally renowned educator and senior scholar at the National Urban Alliance.  Ms. Mann uses research-based culturally responsive pedagogical practices steeped in African culture to accelerate learning and achievement.  With "Touching the Spirit" (TM) principles, Augusta has developed practical and instructional uses of rhythm (in music, speech, and movement); Ritual (affirmations/performances), and Recitation (oral performance/memorization). 01:01:00NCEBC Talk RadionoNational Council on Educating Black Children,Candy Dawson Boyd,Augusta Mann,Common Core State Standards,Urban EducationBy popular demand Dr. Candy Dawson - Boyd returns to NCEBCTalkRadio to continue the conversation and empowerment related to Common Core Standards and its impacthttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2013/08/05/common-core-impact-on-african-american-children-replayEducationhttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2013/08/05/common-core-impact-on-african-american-children-replay/#commentshttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2013/08/05/common-core-impact-on-african-american-children-replayMon, 05 Aug 2013 14:00:00 GMTCommon Core: Impact on African American Children (REPLAY) Dr. Candy Dawson Boyd has lectured nationwide as both an award-winning children's author and a K-12 reading educator, emphasizing literature and culturally diverse learning. She has been a national keynote speaker for the California Reading Association, the International Reading Association, and the National Council of Teachers of English. Her award-winning books for young people include Circle of Gold, Charlie Pippin, and Chevrolet Saturdays.   Dr. Boyd specializes in working with low performing urban schools. As founder of Common Literacy Culture, she is dedicated to improving the teaching of reading and writing for urban children, and has successfully worked with schools in crisis across the nation.   01:01:00NCEBC Talk RadionoNational Council on Educating Black Children,Candy Dawson Boyd,Common Core Standards,Urban Education,African American StudentsDr. Candy Dawson Boyd has lectured nationwide as both an award-winning children's author and a K-12 reading educator, emphasizing literature and culturally divhttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2013/07/29/solutions-recap--what-the-community-has-to-sayEducationhttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2013/07/29/solutions-recap--what-the-community-has-to-say/#commentshttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2013/07/29/solutions-recap--what-the-community-has-to-sayMon, 29 Jul 2013 14:00:00 GMT"Solutions RECAP - What the Community Has To Say" This coming Monday (July 29) NCEBCTalkRadio is going LIVE with Community Voice (Author and "Polite on Society" Blogger), Mr. Marc Polite.  Marc will be in the studio with show host Dr. Nicole McZeal Walters as they recap and further discuss some of the issues, impacts, and suggested strategies for solutions that have been brought to the table by our guests during the "Solutions on Black Boys" series this month. 01:06:00NCEBC Talk RadionoNational Council on Educating Black Children,Marc Polite,Dr Nicole McZeal Walters,Solutions for Black Boys,NCEBCThis coming Monday (July 29) NCEBCTalkRadio is going LIVE with Community Voice (Author and "Polite on Society" Blogger), Mr. Marc Polite.  Marc will be in thehttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2013/07/22/knowing-the-rules--solutions-for-black-boysEducationhttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2013/07/22/knowing-the-rules--solutions-for-black-boys/#commentshttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2013/07/22/knowing-the-rules--solutions-for-black-boysMon, 22 Jul 2013 14:00:00 GMT"Knowing the Rules..." - Solutions For Black Boys “Although overt discrimination has diminished in the criminal justice system over recent decades, at the beginning of the twenty-first century, we continue to grapple with the perceptions of and the reality of unfairness in our justice system. Racial and ethnic disparities persist in crime and criminal justice in the United States. Minorities remain overrepresented  in delinquency, offending, victimization, and at all stages of the criminal justice process from arrest to pretrial detention, sentencing (including capital punishment), and confinement.” (ASA  SERIES  ON  HOW  RACE  AND  ETHNICITY  MATTER – 2007) Join NCEBCTalkRadio hosts Dr. Nicole McZeal Walters and Educational Civil Rights Consultant Allison Brown, Esq and our guests: Stanford O. Amos, Founder and CEO of S.O.S. Consulting, Saving Our Sons Consulting; Lisa Thurau, Strategies for Youth (“Connecting Cops and Kids”) for strategies and solutions for Black Boys. 01:01:00NCEBC Talk RadionoNational Council on Educating Black Children,Solutions for Black Boys,Allison Brown - Know It All,Stanford Amos - Saving Our Sons,Lisa Thurau - Connecting Cops and Kids“Although overt discrimination has diminished in the criminal justice system over recent decades, at the beginning of the twenty-first century, we continue tohttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2013/07/15/the-warrior-method-one-effective-solutionEducationhttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2013/07/15/the-warrior-method-one-effective-solution/#commentshttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2013/07/15/the-warrior-method-one-effective-solutionMon, 15 Jul 2013 14:00:00 GMT"The Warrior Method: One Effective Solution" Yesterday morning, NCEBC posted a picture with a quote: "The greatest danger to our future is our apathy." Little did we know that less than 24 hours later, George Zimmerman would be found not guilty for the killing of Black teenager Trayvon Martin in Florida.  Now what? In light of this news, NCEBCTalkRadio is shifting gears - slightly - for this week's radio show. Please join us for a candid conversation about the realities (old and new) of what is needed to protect our children from the violence and prejudices that are inflicted upon them. Our featured guest is Dr. Raymond Winbush, Clinical Psychologist and Director of The Warrior Institute (Morgan State University).  We'll also welcome the candid insights: Mrs. Diana Daniels, Executive Director of the National Council on Educating Black Children Dr. George McKenna, Renowned Los Angeles Unified School District Superintendent Dr. Gwendolyn Cooke, Retired Superintendent, Kansas City Public Schools Ms. Zakiyah Ansari, Mother of 8 and Advocacy Director for the Alliance for Quality Education Our series host Dr. Nicole McZeal Walters, Associate Dean, Graduate Programs, School of Education at University of St. Thomas-Houston, will be in the studio facilitating conversation, taking your calls live, and aiming to keep our dialogue sincere and solution-oriented. Please join us. 01:31:00NCEBC Talk RadionoWarrior Method,Dr Raymond Winbush,Zimmerman Verdict,National Council on Educating Black Children,Solutions for Black BoysYesterday morning, NCEBC posted a picture with a quote: "The greatest danger to our future is our apathy." Little did we know that less than 24 hours later, Gehttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2013/07/08/its-not-just-a-black-thing-helping-generations-understandEducationhttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2013/07/08/its-not-just-a-black-thing-helping-generations-understand/#commentshttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2013/07/08/its-not-just-a-black-thing-helping-generations-understandMon, 08 Jul 2013 14:00:00 GMTIt's NOT Just a BLACK THING: Helping Generations Understand The first show in our "Solutions for Black Boys" series: "It's NOT Just a 'BLACK THING': Helping This Generation Understand" will be hosted by, Dr. Nicole McZeal Walters, Associate Dean, Graduate Programs, School of Education at University of St. Thomas-Houston and Mr. Robert Jackson, Motivational speaker and successful Program Leader and Mentor for African American Males. Following our very successful and "technical" series on Urban Education Reform.  We'd like this series on "Solutions for Black Boys" to promote a more "everyday people" understanding of today's youth and direct approaches to SUCCESS with one-to-one, small group, and "at large" community interactions with Black Boys. In this episode, our guests will start us off on a discussion of the history and culture(s) that impact the mindset of today's Black Boys. Please meet our guest: Dr. Tyrone Bledsoe, Founder of SAAB (Student African American Brotherhood) 01:00:00NCEBC Talk RadionoSolutions for Black Boys,National Council on Educating Black Children,Excellence In Education,Tyrone Bledsoe,Student African American BrotherhoodThe first show in our "Solutions for Black Boys" series: "It's NOT Just a 'BLACK THING': Helping This Generation Understand" will be hosted by, Dr. Nicole McZehttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2013/07/01/driving-ed-reform-look-behind-the-wheel-and-down-the-roadEducationhttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2013/07/01/driving-ed-reform-look-behind-the-wheel-and-down-the-road/#commentshttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2013/07/01/driving-ed-reform-look-behind-the-wheel-and-down-the-roadMon, 01 Jul 2013 14:00:00 GMTDriving Ed. Reform: Look Behind the Wheel and Down the Road“Driving Education Reform:  Who’s Behind the Wheel and What’s Down the Road?” will be hosted by, NCEBC Executive Director Diana Daniels and Dr. Eric Cooper. In this episode, our guests will start us off on a discussion of the concepts and drivers behind the aggressive educational reforms sweeping the country.  “Corporate” reform strategies have been targeted in districts with majorities of students of color, and on poor and working class communities in the name of “choice.”  What’s the theory behind the reforms, and how are communities being impacted?  Our guests will include Beth Glenn, (formerly the National Education Director for the NAACP) , and Leigh Dingerson, a former community organizer and education policy expert with the Annenberg Institute for School Reform.01:27:00NCEBC Talk RadionoNational Council on Educating Black Children,Annenberg Institute,Excellence In Education,Urban Education Reform,NCEBC“Driving Education Reform:  Who’s Behind the Wheel and What’s Down the Road?” will be hosted by, NCEBC Executive Director Diana Daniels and Dr. Eric Cooper. Inhttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2013/06/24/the-war-on-teachers-and-teacher-unionsEducationhttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2013/06/24/the-war-on-teachers-and-teacher-unions/#commentshttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2013/06/24/the-war-on-teachers-and-teacher-unionsMon, 24 Jun 2013 14:00:00 GMTThe War on Teachers and Teacher Unions The next show in our Urban Education Reform series "Looking for a Scapegoat: The War on Teachers and Teacher Unions" will be hosted by, NCEBC Executive Director Diana Daniels and Dr. Eric Cooper, member of NCEBC Board of Directors, featuring guests:   Reverend John C. Welch, Gamaliel Board Member and Chair, of Gamaliel's African-American Leadership Commission;  Michael Brunson, Recording Secretary for the Chicago Teachers Union; Davina Allen, Physics Teacher and VP of PD United Teachers of New Orleans and an Ex-Teach for America Teacher; Keith Catone, Principal Associate, Annenberg Institute for School Reform, Founder, New York Collective of Radical Educators01:31:00NCEBC Talk RadionoNational Council on Educating Black Children,Annenberg Institute,Excellence In Education,Urban Education Reform,TeachersThe next show in our Urban Education Reform series "Looking for a Scapegoat: The War on Teachers and Teacher Unions" will be hosted by, NCEBC Executive Directohttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2013/06/17/community-led-innovation-for-equity-and-excellenceEducationhttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2013/06/17/community-led-innovation-for-equity-and-excellence/#commentshttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2013/06/17/community-led-innovation-for-equity-and-excellenceMon, 17 Jun 2013 14:00:00 GMTCommunity-Led Innovation for Equity and Excellence The next show in our Urban Education Reform series "Community-Led Educational Innovation for Equity and Excellence" will be hosted by, NCEBC Executive Director Diana Daniels and Dr. Eric Cooper, member of NCEBC Board of Directors, featuring guests: Hiram Rivera, Executive Director of the Philadelphia Student Union;Quanisha Smith, Educational Consultant, Advocate, Speaker & Facilitator;Natasha Capers, A+ NYC Parent Leader;Fiorella Guevara, Program Associate, Annenberg Institute; andJohn C. Brittain, Education Law Specialist and Professor of Law at the University of the District of Columbia, David A. Clarke School of Law.   01:32:00NCEBC Talk RadionoNational Council on Educating Black Children,Annenberg Institute,Excellence In Education,Education Equity,Community MobilizationThe next show in our Urban Education Reform series "Community-Led Educational Innovation for Equity and Excellence" will be hosted by, NCEBC Executive Directorhttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2013/06/10/values-and-principles-for-education-reformEducationhttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2013/06/10/values-and-principles-for-education-reform/#commentshttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2013/06/10/values-and-principles-for-education-reformMon, 10 Jun 2013 14:00:00 GMTValues and Principles for Education Reform"Values and Principles for Education Reform": A conversation withDr. Warren Simmons, Ms. Betty Rosa, Mr. Jitu Brown, and Ms. Zakiyah Ansari framing "Urban Education Reform". Together we will empower and coach listeners on mobilizing the African American community - in the evolution of our public education system.   01:31:00NCEBC Talk RadionoUrban Education,National Council on Educating Black Children,AnnenbergInstitute for School Reform,Education Equity,Excellence in Education"Values and Principles for Education Reform": A conversation withDr. Warren Simmons, Ms. Betty Rosa, Mr. Jitu Brown, and Ms. Zakiyah Ansari framing "Urban Educahttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2013/06/03/the-hip-hop-generationunmasking-success-for-educating-urbanEducationhttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2013/06/03/the-hip-hop-generationunmasking-success-for-educating-urban/#commentshttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2013/06/03/the-hip-hop-generationunmasking-success-for-educating-urbanMon, 03 Jun 2013 14:00:00 GMTThe Hip-Hop Generation:Unmasking Success for Educating UrbanThe Hip-Hop Generation:Unmasking Success for Educating Urban Students Pike Metropolitan School District (IN) is successfully changing negative images of its schools and successfully educating most of its students. Show hosts and guests will discuss their road map for change and positive outcomes that are occurring for urban students in this award-winning district.  Join us for  enaging conversation and learning and specific strategies to advance a school district to the next level of excellence. 01:05:00NCEBC Talk RadionoPike Metropolitan School District,National Council on Educating Black Children,Urban Education,Education equity,Excellence in EducationThe Hip-Hop Generation:Unmasking Success for Educating Urban Students Pike Metropolitan School District (IN) is successfully changing negative images of its schttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2013/05/27/endangered-black-boys-whos-pulling-the-trigger-replayEducationhttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2013/05/27/endangered-black-boys-whos-pulling-the-trigger-replay/#commentshttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2013/05/27/endangered-black-boys-whos-pulling-the-trigger-replayMon, 27 May 2013 14:00:00 GMT"Endangered Black Boys: Who's Pulling the Trigger?" REPLAY This week NCEBCTalkRadio will re-air last week’s episode : "Endangered Black Boys: Who's Pulling the Trigger?" featuring honored guest Dr. Raymond Winbush, Director of the Institute for Urban Research at Morgan State University in Baltimore Maryland. He is the former Benjamin Hooks Professor of Social Justice at Fisk University and Director of the University's Race Relations Institute.  On the air last week to facilitate conversation with Dr. Winbush was NCEBCTalkRadio co-host Dr. Nicole McZeal Walters and special guest host Mr.Robert Jackson. The show topic and conversation had the studio "buzzing" with callers wanting to share their experiences, ask questions about Dr. Winbush's "Warrior Method", and provide examples of solutions and programs that are successfully educating and empowering black males in their own communities.  Since there were still callers in line to join the conversation at the close of the show, NCEBC has decided to re-air this week's show on Monday, May 27 as a precursor to a series on "Solutions to Effectively Educating Black Males" that will run in July. Beginning Monday June 3rd, NCEBCTalkRadio will welcome back Show Host, Dr. Eric Cooper after his sojourn to South Africa.  As we welcome Dr. Cooper back on the air, we'll be tapping into his diverse expertise with a month long series on Urban School Reform and the role of the Community in that movement. Don't miss this! Set your calendar reminders now! -Join us every Monday morning at 10am ET. Remember, you may submit your comments and questions for the NCEBCTalkRadio Team at ncebc@sbcglobal.net (subject line: NCEBCTalkRadio) at any time. 01:06:00NCEBC Talk RadionoRay Wiinbush,National Coucil on Educating Black Children,Endangered Black Boys,The Warrior Method,Excellence in EducationThis week NCEBCTalkRadio will re-air last week’s episode : "Endangered Black Boys: Who's Pulling the Trigger?" featuring honored guest Dr. Raymond Winbush, Dhttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2013/05/20/endangered-black-boys-whos-pulling-the-triggerEducationhttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2013/05/20/endangered-black-boys-whos-pulling-the-trigger/#commentshttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2013/05/20/endangered-black-boys-whos-pulling-the-triggerMon, 20 May 2013 14:00:00 GMT"Endangered Black Boys: Who's Pulling the Trigger?"NCEBCTalkRadio episode featuring, Dr. Raymond Winbush Director of the Institute for Urban Research at Morgan State University in Baltimore Maryland. He is the former Benjamin Hooks Professor of Social Justice at Fisk University and Director of the University's Race Relations Institute. Join us for a discussion about Dr. Winbush's international work and how the issues he addresses in communities across the country, have a global impact. How Blacks in other countries are addressing similar issues and where our communities can and should see themselves connected to the issue of global racism.01:06:00NCEBC Talk RadionoRay Winbush,National Council on Educating Black Children,Urban Education,Community Leadership,Institute for Urban Research Morgan State UnivNCEBCTalkRadio episode featuring, Dr. Raymond Winbush Director of the Institute for Urban Research at Morgan State University in Baltimore Maryland. He is the fhttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2013/05/13/expecting-excellence-in-urban-schoolsEducationhttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2013/05/13/expecting-excellence-in-urban-schools/#commentshttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2013/05/13/expecting-excellence-in-urban-schoolsMon, 13 May 2013 14:00:00 GMT"Expecting Excellence in Urban Schools" Join NCEBCTalkRadio hosts in an engaging conversation with, Dr. Jelani Jabari - Accomplished Educator, Author, and 2013 NCEBC Featured Workshop Presenter.  "One of the most immediate challenges in K–12 schools lies in implementing powerful pedagogy which emotionally, intellectually, and behaviorally engages students. The challenge is compounded in urban schools where higher proportions of underprepared minority students are in classrooms with teachers who find it difficult to not only create bonds but also in packaging pedagogy in relevant, interesting, and meaningful ways. Though many teachers can temporarily tap students’ interests or episodically engage students in a portion of a lesson, the ability to create and sustain an engaging educational practice remains largely elusive." Monday May 13th @ 10AM ET 01:03:00NCEBC Talk RadionoNational Council on Educating Black Children,Dr Jelani Jabari,Expecting Excellence in Urban Schools,Student Engagment,INSPIRE ProcessJoin NCEBCTalkRadio hosts in an engaging conversation with, Dr. Jelani Jabari - Accomplished Educator, Author, and 2013 NCEBC Featured Workshop Presenter.  "http://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2013/05/06/what-are-the-positives-of-an-african-centered-educationEducationhttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2013/05/06/what-are-the-positives-of-an-african-centered-education/#commentshttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2013/05/06/what-are-the-positives-of-an-african-centered-educationMon, 06 May 2013 14:00:00 GMTWhat Are The Positives of An African-Centered Education? A Conversation With Dr. Carol D. Lee: What Are The Positives of An African-Centered Education? In Chicago 1969, Lee and her husband helped to found the Institute of Positive Education. This community-based, African-centered organization sponsored seminars on issues with which the black community wrestled, and it held classes, ran a food co-op and farm, and published a magazine and pamphlets. In 1972, under Lee’s direction, the institute even began its own school, New Concept Development Center, which started as a Saturday program and expanded into a full-fledged school by 1974. Both the institute and New Concept Development Center still operate today, not to mention the three charter schools in Chicago that Lee also cofounded: the Betty Shabazz International Charter School, the Barbara A. Sizemore Academy, and the DuSable Leadership Academy. African-centered schools, such as New Concept and the Betty Shabazz International Charter School campuses, take an expansive view of cultures, Lee says. Lee received her PhD in education from the University of Chicago in 1991 and currently is a professor in the Learning Sciences Program of the School of Education and Social Policy with a joint appointment in African American studies, both at Northwestern University. She is also well known for her “cultural modeling” theory, which provides a framework for the design of instruction in ways that leverage everyday knowledge of youth, especially youth of color, to support discipline specific learning. One goal is to use the everyday knowledge of these students to teach vital concepts. 01:01:00NCEBC Talk RadionoCulturally Responsive Teaching,Urban Education,National Council on Educating Black Children,Dr Carol D Lee,African-Centered EducationA Conversation With Dr. Carol D. Lee: What Are The Positives of An African-Centered Education? In Chicago 1969, Lee and her husband helped to found the Instithttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2013/04/29/dr-adelaide-l-sanford-rebroadcast-2Educationhttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2013/04/29/dr-adelaide-l-sanford-rebroadcast-2/#commentshttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2013/04/29/dr-adelaide-l-sanford-rebroadcast-2Mon, 29 Apr 2013 14:00:00 GMTDr. Adelaide L. Sanford (Rebroadcast) The National Council on Educating Black Children just concluded its 27th Annual National Convention in Chicago, IL.  Today the staff of NCEBCTalkRadio will be taking a short break to reflect on the awesome occasion it was for all involved.  Please join us next week for our regularly scheduled LIVE show.   Today we'll rebroadcast one of our favorite episodes with Dr. Adelaide L. Sanford, Vice Chancellor Emerita of the New York State Board of Regents. Sanford studied at Brooklyn College, where she earned her B.Ed. degree in 1947; she received her M.Ed. degree from Wellesley College three years later. From 1950 to 1965, Sanford taught in New York's elementary schools, before being hired as an assistant principal. Sanford earned her Ph.D. degree from Fordham University in 1967, and later became principal at Crispus Attucks School in Brooklyn, earning an outstanding reputation for promoting excellence and achievement at an inner-city school. Many honors and awards were bestowed upon Sanford for her work; she received the Congressional Black Caucus Foundation's humanitarian award, and distinguished alumna awards from Wellesley College and Brooklyn College. Sanford played an instrumental role in creating the John Henrick Clark meetinghouse. Sanford also served on the board of the Upper Manhattan Empowerment Zone, and as a national advisory board for multicultural education.   01:01:00NCEBC Talk RadionoNational Council on Educating Black Children,Excellence in Education,African American History,Dr Adelaide Sanford,Urban EducationThe National Council on Educating Black Children just concluded its 27th Annual National Convention in Chicago, IL.  Today the staff of NCEBCTalkRadio wihttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2013/04/22/strong-school-systems-and-deep-student-learningEducationhttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2013/04/22/strong-school-systems-and-deep-student-learning/#commentshttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2013/04/22/strong-school-systems-and-deep-student-learningMon, 22 Apr 2013 14:00:00 GMTStrong School Systems and Deep Student LearningWhat are the main issues in education today? What makes it so difficult for every student to have a powerful, engaging education? What will it take to promote change?  What challenges are there in pursuing a course like this? Join NCEBCTalkRadio for a discussion of the answers to "What’s Needed to Promote Strong School Systems and Deep Student Learning" with Dr. Sheryl Petty, Ed.D., Equity & Systems Change Consultant.    01:01:00NCEBC Talk RadionoUrban Education,National Council on Educating Black Children,Dr Sheryl Petty,Education equity,Black ChildrenWhat are the main issues in education today? What makes it so difficult for every student to have a powerful, engaging education? What will it take to promote chttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2013/04/15/sports-segregation-education-and-todays-black-athletesEducationhttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2013/04/15/sports-segregation-education-and-todays-black-athletes/#commentshttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2013/04/15/sports-segregation-education-and-todays-black-athletesMon, 15 Apr 2013 14:00:00 GMTSports, Segregation, Education and Today's Black AthletesSports, Segregation, Education: History’s Impact on Today's Black Athletes featuring Indiana University-Indianapolis Associate Professor of Education, Dr. Robin L. Hughes and Coach Robert L. Hughes, legendary coaching figure and Morgan Wooten Lifetime Achievement Award winner. Dr. Hughes' research focuses on three areas of student and faculty higher educational and sociological issues including the development of students who are athletes participating in revenue generating sports and the retention and recruitment of African American students in college, their experiences, development, and perceptions about the campus climate. Dr. Hughes co-edited Dismantle This: Deconstructing Policy and Instutionalized ‘isms’ through Critical Race Theory, and is Co-editor and co-founder of the Journal for the Study of Sports and Athletes in Education. Coach Robert L. Hughes has led multiple state championship teams since the 1960's. At the time of his retirement in 2005, Hughes was the national all-time leader in wins amassing 1,333 wins compared to only 264 losses. Today, Coach Hughes delivers motivational speeches about  athleticism, academics, leadership, sportsmanship and discipline -- all skills that should be used both on and off the court. 01:00:00NCEBC Talk RadionoBlack Athletes,Urban Education,National Council on Educating Black Children,Dr Robin Hughes,RacismSports, Segregation, Education: History’s Impact on Today's Black Athletes featuring Indiana University-Indianapolis Associate Professor of Education, Dr. Robinhttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2013/04/08/ccss-how-do-educators-of-black-brown-students-succeedEducationhttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2013/04/08/ccss-how-do-educators-of-black-brown-students-succeed/#commentshttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2013/04/08/ccss-how-do-educators-of-black-brown-students-succeedMon, 08 Apr 2013 14:00:00 GMT#CCSS: How do educators of black & brown students succeed?By popular demand Dr. Candy Dawson - Boyd returns to NCEBCTalkRadio to continue the conversation and empowerment related to Common Core Standards and its impact on students (and communities) of color. Joining Dr. Boyd for the second half of the show will be Augusta Mann, a nationally renowned educator and senior scholar at the National Urban Alliance.  Ms. Mann uses research-based culturally responsive pedagogical practices steeped in African culture to accelerate learning and achievement.  With "Touching the Spirit" (TM) principles, Augusta has developed practical and instructional uses of rhythm (in music, speech, and movement); Ritual (affirmations/performances), and Recitation (oral performance/memorization).  Both guests will be taking questions from our listeners.  Tune in to listen and log in to chat!01:01:00NCEBC Talk RadionoUrban Education,Common Core,National Council on Educating Black Children,Community Leadership,Touching The SpiritBy popular demand Dr. Candy Dawson - Boyd returns to NCEBCTalkRadio to continue the conversation and empowerment related to Common Core Standards and its impacthttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2013/04/01/dr-marguerite-candy-dawson-boydEducationhttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2013/04/01/dr-marguerite-candy-dawson-boyd/#commentshttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2013/04/01/dr-marguerite-candy-dawson-boydMon, 01 Apr 2013 14:00:00 GMTCommon Core: Its Impact on African American ChildrenDr. Candy Dawson Boyd is a Professor in the School of Education at Saint Mary's College in Moraga, California. Dr. Boyd holds a B.A. in Education from Northeastern Illinois University, a M.A. in Reading Education, and a Ph.D. in Curriculum and Instruction from the University of California, Berkeley. While at Saint Mary's, Dr. Boyd directed both the Elementary Education Basic Credential Program and the Special Education Credential and Masters Programs. She founded, and currently directs, the Masters and Specialist Credential and Certificate Programs in Reading/Language Arts. Dr. Boyd has lectured nationwide as both an award-winning children's author and a K-12 reading educator, emphasizing literature and culturally diverse learning. She has been a national keynote speaker for the California Reading Association, the International Reading Association, and the National Council of Teachers of English. Her award-winning books for young people include Circle of Gold, Charlie Pippin, and Chevrolet Saturdays. Dr. Boyd specializes in working with low performing urban schools. As founder of Common Literacy Culture, she is dedicated to improving the teaching of reading and writing for urban children, and has successfully worked with schools in crisis across the nation. 01:01:00NCEBC Talk RadionoAfrican American Literature,Common Core,National Council on Educating Black Children,Pearson Education,Urban EducationDr. Candy Dawson Boyd is a Professor in the School of Education at Saint Mary's College in Moraga, California. Dr. Boyd holds a B.A. in Education from Northeasthttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2013/03/25/dr-noma-lemoineEducationhttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2013/03/25/dr-noma-lemoine/#commentshttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2013/03/25/dr-noma-lemoineMon, 25 Mar 2013 14:00:00 GMTDr. Noma LeMoineDr. Noma LeMoine01:00:00NCEBC Talk RadionoDr Noma LeMoine,National Council on Educating Black Children,Urban Education,Linguistics,Excellence in EducationDr. Noma LeMoinehttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2013/03/18/dr-adelaide-l-sanfordEducationhttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2013/03/18/dr-adelaide-l-sanford/#commentshttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2013/03/18/dr-adelaide-l-sanfordMon, 18 Mar 2013 14:00:00 GMTDr. Adelaide L. SanfordDr. Adelaide L. Sanford, Vice Chancellor Emerita of the New York State Board of Regents Sanford studied at Brooklyn College, where she earned her B.Ed. degree in 1947; she received her M.Ed. degree from Wellesley College three years later. From 1950 to 1965, Sanford taught in New York's elementary schools, before being hired as an assistant principal. Sanford earned her Ph.D. degree from Fordham University in 1967, and later became principal at Crispus Attucks School in Brooklyn, earning an outstanding reputation for promoting excellence and achievement at an inner-city school. In 1986, Sanford won unanimous election to the Board of Regents of the State University of New York. As chairperson of the Regents' Committee on Low Performing Schools, Sanford played an instrumental role in shaping new educational policies that sought to close the gap among schools in student performance. Though outspoken and known for her African-style dress and Ebonics commentary, Sanford never wavered in her concern for the welfare of New York's students, particularly those at low-performing schools. While serving as a regent, Sanford also taught at Baruch College and Fordham University. Many honors and awards were bestowed upon Sanford for her work; she received the Congressional Black Caucus Foundation's humanitarian award, and distinguished alumna awards from Wellesley College and Brooklyn College. Sanford played an instrumental role in creating the John Henrick Clark meetinghouse. Sanford also served on the board of the Upper Manhattan Empowerment Zone, and as a national advisory board for multicultural education.   01:01:00NCEBC Talk RadionoUrban Education,National Council on Educating Black Children,Excellence In Education,White House Initiative,HistoryDr. Adelaide L. Sanford, Vice Chancellor Emerita of the New York State Board of Regents Sanford studied at Brooklyn College, where she earned her B.Ed. degrhttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2013/03/11/funding-excellence-in-african-american-educationEducationhttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2013/03/11/funding-excellence-in-african-american-education/#commentshttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2013/03/11/funding-excellence-in-african-american-educationMon, 11 Mar 2013 14:00:00 GMTFunding Excellence in African American Education"Funding Excellence in African American Education" featuring special guests:   Mrs. Kathy Hurley, the Senior Vice President, Strategic Partnerships, for Pearson Education and the Pearson Foundation and Dr. Shelia Evans-Tranumn, of the Casey Family Programs (Foundation) and the NCEBC Board of Directors.   More show information to come soon.  Tune in LIVE on Monday, March 11! 01:01:00NCEBC Talk RadionoUrban Education,Funding,National Council on Educating Black Children,Pearson Education,Casey Family Programs Foundation"Funding Excellence in African American Education" featuring special guests:   Mrs. Kathy Hurley, the Senior Vice President, Strategic Partnerships, for Pearsohttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2013/03/04/ncebc-drum-majors-achieving-excellence-for-aa-studentsEducationhttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2013/03/04/ncebc-drum-majors-achieving-excellence-for-aa-students/#commentshttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2013/03/04/ncebc-drum-majors-achieving-excellence-for-aa-studentsMon, 04 Mar 2013 15:00:00 GMTNCEBC Drum Majors: Achieving Excellence For AA StudentsThe NCEBC means business!  When it comes to the prioritized focus on the academic excellence of African Americanstudents, particularly black boys, the NCEBC has a laser focus…and YOU are a necessary part of the strategy for improvement.  On March 4 NCEBCTalkRadio hosts will welcome an all-star line-up of NCEBC “DRUM-MAJORS”.  Meet: Dr. Pamela Short-Powell, a stellar African American female Superintendent from California; Mr. Gene McCallum, one of the founders of NCEBC and masterminds behind the NCEBC trademark (and effective) “Black Male Action Plan”; Mr. Michael Dennis, Moderator of this year’s Youth Summit and College Fair; and Dr. Ivory Toldson, who will “drop some science” on our listeners with a keen overview of the research and data that drives the work of the NCEBC Annual Convention. As an Urban or African American community member, you don’t want to miss this!01:22:00NCEBC Talk RadionoUrban Education,National Council on Educating Black Children,Equity in Teaching and Learning,Black Male Action Planning,Excellence in EducationThe NCEBC means business!  When it comes to the prioritized focus on the academic excellence of African Americanstudents, particularly black boys, the NCEBC hashttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2013/02/25/mr-phillip-jacksonEducationhttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2013/02/25/mr-phillip-jackson/#commentshttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2013/02/25/mr-phillip-jacksonMon, 25 Feb 2013 15:00:00 GMTMr. Phillip Jackson Founded by Phillip Jackson in 1996, The Black Star Project is an educational reform organization focused  on eliminating the racial academic achievement gap by involving parents and communities in the education of their children. The Black Star Project operates with a belief in the strength of parental and community involvement in education to eliminate the racial academic achievement gap. Better parents produce better communities, better schools and better students! Mr. Jackson's voice is prolific and powerful in its advocacy for African American student’s achievement in school.  He states, "It is not income, race, language barriers, cultural background, education level of parents or social status, but the extent to which a student’s family is able to create a home environment that encourages learning; express high and realistic academic achievement expectations for their children; and become involved in productive ways in their child’s education at school, at home and in the community. " Phillip Jackson is on a mission to re-popularize academic success among young Black people through a consciousness raising campaign illustrated in the play "Educate or Die"(TM) performed in Middle and High Schools. 01:00:00NCEBC Talk RadionoUrban Education,Community Leadership,National Council on Educating Black Children,21st Century Education,The Black Star ProjectFounded by Phillip Jackson in 1996, The Black Star Project is an educational reform organization focused  on eliminating the racial academic achievement gap byhttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2013/02/18/dr-linda-darling-hammondEducationhttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2013/02/18/dr-linda-darling-hammond/#commentshttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2013/02/18/dr-linda-darling-hammondMon, 18 Feb 2013 15:00:00 GMTEducational Inequality and America’s Future: What Must We DoEducational Inequality and America’s Future: What Must Be Done? Dr. Linda Darling-Hammond is one of the world's most eloquent, authoritative, compassionate, and prolific voices for equity, social justice, and the transformation of schools and teacher education.  Dr. Hammond's indisputable and chilling statistics document the extent to which the United States faces a national crisis because students on other nations such as South Korea, Finland, Japan and the United Kingdom are outperforming US students in math and science achievement.  As we are striving to prepare African American students for a global world market, how do they compare? What policies for Quality and Equality toward genuine School Reform do we consider?01:01:00NCEBC Talk RadionoUrban Education,Education Data,Equity in Teaching and Learning,21st Century Education,NCEBCEducational Inequality and America’s Future: What Must Be Done? Dr. Linda Darling-Hammond is one of the world's most eloquent, authoritative, compassionate, andhttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2013/02/11/dr-ron-walker-cosebocEducationhttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2013/02/11/dr-ron-walker-coseboc/#commentshttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2013/02/11/dr-ron-walker-cosebocMon, 11 Feb 2013 15:00:00 GMTDr. Ron Walker, COSEBOC The 2006 Schott Foundation Report showed that in 48 states Black Males were not meeting academic standards. This student population had low graduation rates and high rates of placement in special education classes.  Herein lays the spark from which the mission COSEBOC (Coalition of Schools Educating Boys of Color) was ignited.  COSEBOC believes that the school leader is the critical leverage point for changing the schooling experience of male students of color. School leaders set the vision, hire and supervise, allocate resources, provide conditions for ongoing professional development and create a learning community. Effective school leaders mobilize a community of educators and allies and they build “Coalitions of the Willing” to change the directionality of its community schools. Paraphrasing NCEBC Founder and a great mentor to many, the late Dr. Asa Hilliard: “How do we gain sufficient influence and leverage to change the academic and life trajectory pathways for our children? How can research and evaluation be used to alter the challenges students challenged by poverty and racism continue to face, re-frame the problem and guide us to valid solutions?”  Tune in to NCEBCTalkRadio to hear COSEBOC Executive Director Mr. Ron Walker answer these questions. He will interviewed by NCEBCTalkRadio hosts, Drs. Eric J. Cooper, President & Founder of the National Urban Alliance (NUA) for Effective Education and Nicole McZeal Walters, NUA Director, and Professor, University of St. Thomas. 01:01:00NCEBC Talk RadionoUrban Education,Special Education,National Council on Educating Black Children,National Urban Alliance,COSEBOCThe 2006 Schott Foundation Report showed that in 48 states Black Males were not meeting academic standards. This student population had low graduation rates anhttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2013/02/04/the-gifting-of-educationEducationhttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2013/02/04/the-gifting-of-education/#commentshttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/ncebctalkradio/2013/02/04/the-gifting-of-educationMon, 04 Feb 2013 15:00:00 GMTThe Gifting of Education NCEBCTalkRadio will debut with "The Gifting of Education" welcoming the expertise of Dr. Yvette Jackson. Yvette is an internationally respected educator whose resume includes Executive Director of Gifted and Talented Programs for New York City, as well as Executive Director for Curriculum & Instruction in NYC. Dr. Jackson will speak passionately about the disproportionate representation of black and brown schoolchildren in special education and the lack of participation of students of color in gifted and talented programs. NCEBCTalkRadio will focus on providing answers to improving the achievement trajectory of black and brown students. In the words of former Congressman Augustus F. Hawkins, founder of NCEBC, “Black children are the proxy for what ails American education in general. And so, as we fashion solutions which help black children, we fashion solutions which help all children.” 00:30:00NCEBC Talk RadionoUrban Education,Special Education,National Council on Educating Black Children,National Urban Alliance,Minority StudentsNCEBCTalkRadio will debut with "The Gifting of Education" welcoming the expertise of Dr. Yvette Jackson. Yvette is an internationally respected educator whose