We’re all cowards. The subtle but consistent pull of the status quo forces us to give credence to words and phrases like realistic, possible, effective, proven, and even research-based. While the dialogue has recently shifted to include talk of failure … Continue reading
At UnSectored, we try to envision a new way of working – collaboratively, across sectors – toward an improved community. While not always the case, there are many times when governmental entities and their brothers and sisters in the non-profit … Continue reading
“This project made me want to come to school because of the simple reason that we’re being heard. We talk about the little things and next thing you know, you have that change… We’re just going to continue with this … Continue reading
Recently, District of Columbia Public Schools announced the addition of a new assessment – a standardized test measuring knowledge of health and sex education. A number of questions emerge: Why is this a priority? What will be measured? And, most … Continue reading
