Key points: The “Meet the Teacher” events have taken place. The supply lists have been checked off. The classroom rules have been stapled into take-home folders. School is officially back in session–and family engagement is strong. This is important: Research shows when parents and caregivers are involved in their children’s schooling, students show higher academic … Read more
In this captivating episode, Mike Palmer engages in a discussion with Jean Desravines, the CEO of New Leaders, about the importance of developing diverse leadership in K12 schools. Jean shares his inspiring story of how education and mentorship played a pivotal role in saving his life and steering him away from a troubled path. He … Read more
As the HR professionals continue to navigate the challenges of the modern workplace, it’s clear that AI is a major point of concern. From the impact on managerial skills to the potential loss of human intuition, the integration of technology in HR processes is forcing leaders to adapt and innovate. Despite these fears, it’s important … Read more
Autumn is a season that is familiar to everyone. Whether you live in the Pacific Northwest surrounded by redwoods or in the sunny southern states, the cooler air, shorter days, and yellow school buses are all part of our shared experience of fall. Students are back in the swing of things, and teachers and school … Read more
Executives often reach the C-suite after years of specialized managerial or technical training tailored to their role and industry. While this expertise is essential for climbing the corporate ladder, it can pose challenges once they reach the top. The future of business belongs to leaders with diverse backgrounds, cross-generational ideas, and problem-solving skills, according to … Read more
Former President Trump received endorsements from “highly respected” Muslim leaders and Imams during a campaign rally in the crucial state of Michigan. Trump, addressing a crowd in Novi, Michigan on Saturday afternoon, praised the group of Muslim leaders as “highly respected” before inviting them onstage. “I’m excited to receive the endorsement of these highly respected … Read more
Unlock the Editor’s Digest for free Roula Khalaf, Editor of the FT, selects her favourite stories in this weekly newsletter. The leaders of the Commonwealth have agreed to consider reparations for the historic slave trade, despite the UK government’s attempts to ignore their demands leading up to the biennial gathering of the association. During the … Read more
Sir Keir Starmer has played down the importance of discussing reparations for slavery at a Commonwealth summit, emphasizing that the talks have not focused on money. The prime minister, currently in Samoa for the Commonwealth heads of government meeting (Chogm), is under pressure from Caribbean leaders who are urging the UK to consider compensating for … Read more
Commonwealth leaders have agreed that the “time has come” for a conversation about reparations for the slave trade, despite the UK’s desire to keep the subject off the agenda at a two-day summit in Samoa. A document signed by 56 heads of government, including UK Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer, acknowledges calls for “discussions on … Read more
The student government at the CUNY Graduate Center has approved a resolution to boycott the use of student activity fees to purchase goods that support or benefit from the US-backed Israeli occupation of Palestine. Critics have criticized this move as antisemitic and illegal. The list of boycotted items includes Sabra brand hummus, Starbucks coffee, food … Read more