Building and Bridging Pathways Through Identities
As a Grade Level Coordinator, I recognized the privilege to identify as a first-generation college graduate because it has allowed
As a Grade Level Coordinator, I recognized the privilege to identify as a first-generation college graduate because it has allowed
“I’ve learned that people will forget what you said, people will forget what you did, but people will never forget
We are six months into the year and life has truly attempted to interrupt black joy. As I reflect, it’s
I come from places where enduring inequalities is the norm. I’ve seen my mother come home exhausted after a long
By Ashley Johnson Program Officer at the Kresge Foundation Should I still apply to college? Is college still worth it?
Kimberly Redmer School Counselor & Teacher at Flint Southwestern Classical Academy Our children are falling behind in their academic career
By Venus Israni Ph.D. Candidate in Higher Education, Boston College “How did I get into this program?” “Do I really
By Sean Richardson Master’s student in Higher Education Administration at Boston College In 2016, I found a black hole in
Vania Silva Masters Student, School Counseling, San Diego State University The big questions many high school students are tired of
By Venus Israni Ph.D. Candidate in Higher Education, Boston College “Which colleges should I apply to?” College counselors across the