50 Years of Effecting Equity in Urban and Minority Education
Travel through the Edmund W. Gordon Institute for Urban and Minority Education’s rich 50-year history and learn about its exciting future with a program that includes:
Keynotes
- “The History of IUME: 50 Years of Pursuing Educational Equity and Building Community in Harlem and Beyond” – Barry Goldenberg (Ph.D. ’19), Lecturer of Education Sciences at the University of California, Irvine
- “Toward Transforming Systems of Equity in Education and Society” – Ezekiel Dixon-Román, Director of the Gordon Institute and Professor of Critical Race, Media, and Educational Studies
Panel Discussions
- Radically transforming pedagogy, curriculum, and assessment
- Impacting children, youth, and narratives of education
Recognitions
- Tribute to Gordon Institute founder and Emeritus Director, Dr. Edmund W. Gordon (Ed.D. ’57)
- Exhibit of the Institute’s timeline and historical artifacts
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