Diversity, Equity, Inclusion

AI policy in education determines equity —without clear guidance, schools risk inconsistency, misuse, and widening gaps in student outcomes.

AI equity in education depends on access, literacy, and leadership—without it, AI risks widening gaps it promises to close.

Digital equity in education is tested on snow days, when shifting learning online can unintentionally widen access gaps for students and families.

In Part 2 of the Safer Ed series, we explore how universal design and hazard analysis create safer, more inclusive Safer STEM classrooms.

In this Safer Ed episode, we explore how access, accommodations, and hands-on projects make STEM safer & more inclusive for students with additional needs

President Trump’s executive order barring federally funded schools from implementing DEI programs has prompted many districts to a quiet rebranding.

President Trump’s directive challenges the role of DEI initiatives in public schools by tying federal funding to compliance with civil rights laws.

The Trump administration mandated schools to abolish DEI programs in two weeks or risk financial penalties, impacting districts and harming educational equity.

Educational leaders face tough choices about federal funding. Institutions emphasizing diversity warn that cutting DEI programs may harm student diversity.