John Liang
How To Counter The ‘Vicious Cycle’ Of More Black Boys Being Placed In Special Ed Classes Than Gifted And Talented Ones
Educators in the United States have known for years that black boys are overrepresented in special education (SPED) classes and underrepresented in gifted and talented education (GATE) ones.
Making Sure Military B.R.A.T.s Have Enough Teachers At DOD Schools
More than 66,000 Military B.R.A.T.s are enrolled in 160 schools located in 11 foreign countries, seven U.S. states and two territories. Additionally, more than 8,000 educators teach these students.
Advancing The Talents Of Female Filmmakers
The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences has an initiative that seeks to nurture the talents of emerging women filmmakers.
Operation Homefront Opens Nominations for 16th Annual Military Child of the Year Awards
Growing up as a Military B.R.A.T. can have a profound impact on a kid’s life. Which is why it’s nice to be recognized when you’ve had an impact on others as well.
Jayli Wolf — New Album ‘God Is An Endless Mirror’ Coming Out Soon
Indigenous, queer, activist and artist Jayli Wolf will release her new EP “God Is An Endless Mirror” on September 22.
An Independent Animated Short Film Called ‘MMANWU’ Is In Preproduction
A new, cross-cultural animated short film titled “MMANWU” is in preproduction and is being crowdfunded.
American Citizens Abroad’s New Political Action Committee Is Now Accepting Contributions
If you’re a U.S. citizen living abroad and want to use your wallet to become more politically active, American Citizens Abroad, Inc. says it’s now accepting contributions.
American Citizens Abroad Sets Up New Political Action Committee
American Citizens Abroad, Inc. (ACA) has filed with the U.S. Federal Elections Commission to create a political action committee to help U.S. citizens living abroad.