Jess Calarco and Mark Nagasawa sit down with Cara and Derek to talk about public institutions and programs--and especially the lack thereof--for early childhood education, and the racialized and gendered ramifications of our policy choices.

LINKS:

Order Mark's collection, Transforming Early Years Policy in the US.

Preorder Jess's new book, Holding It Together: How Women Became America's Safety Net.

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Philosophical Studies in Education SIG officers Caitlin Murphy Brust, Jamie Herman, and Ka Ya Lee join Cara and Derek to share thoughts and advice about navigating conferences generally and AERA in particular.

Two events for grad students to note at AERA:

1.) Mentoring coffee chat (Sat Apr 13th, Elixr Coffee, 3-4:30pm)

2.) Graduate student social (Sat Ap 13th, Victory Brewing, 5-6:30pm)

LINKS

For more of Caitlin's work, click here

For more of Ka Ya's work, click here, here, and here

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In this episode, we present a symposium on the idea of culturally just assessments proposed and led by Joy Dangora Erickson, and featuring Winston Thompson, myself, and Cara.

It was convenient to put together because neither Cara nor Winston were able to be at PES in person and so had pre-recorded their comments already.

LINKS!

The two articles that started this conversation are here and here.

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