By the numbers: Last year, Think Again … Trained about 1500 participants, mostly in small- to medium-sized groups of colleagues collaborating to improve their work Provided 3 trainings for a total of ~130 high school students and teachers, from about 20 different schools Provided 17 trainings for a total of ~1100 college and university faculty,
Whew, what a year! In so many ways. Here are a few of the projects that kept Think Again folks busy in 2017: Trained faculty in almost a dozen schools, grades PreK-12, on topics like implicit bias addressing racism in the classroom trans inclusion in co-ed schools trans inclusion in girls schools “Spinning Straw into
Learn more about participating in upcoming Cross-Class Dialogue Circles in VT Donate here to the upcoming Cross-Class Dialogue Circle in Brattleboro, VT Contact Davey to talk about setting up a Cross-Class Dialogue Circle in your community Cross-Class Dialogue Circles bring together a small group of people from a variety of class backgrounds to learn together about economic inequality,
Check out Natalie Swartz’s article in the Harvard Political Review, Coming Out While Staying In: How Transgender Students Are Pushing Girls’ Schools to Examine Gender Policies. Natalie interviewed Think Again’s Davey Shlasko: Shlasko believes schools must work to address their communities’ concerns about students’ biological sex, which may prompt questions like, “What does this mean? Does that
