Mike “Orie” Mosley
VIDEO: She Went From Four Years in Prison to Earning a Four-Year Degree
Meet Lily Gonzalez. At the age of 25, the South Central Los Angeles resident was convicted of a non-violent offense for a crime she committed…
VIDEO: Meet the Bronx Educator Who Uses Hip-Hop to Teach Science
As a science teacher in the same school system where I attended elementary and high school, I have noticed a significant lack of engagement and what many call an aversion for learning science among Black male students.…
VIDEO: 11-Year-Old Girl Inspired by Flint Water Crisis Creates Fastest Lead Tester on the Market
An 11-year-old girl who was inspired by the Flint water crisis has been named “America’s Top Young Scientist.” Gitanjali Rao, created a device that allows…
Join This Wednesday’s Twitter Chat on #BlackMaleEducators
This Wednesday, October 11, at 8pm EDT, the Campaign for Black Male Achievement (CBMA), The Fellowship: Black Male Educators for Social Justice and Education Post…
VIDEO: How a Teacher Inspired Her to Come Back and Teach at Her High School
Meet Daniela Felix. She was eight months pregnant when her teacher told her she got a 5 on the AP test. Now she’s a teacher…
Baltimore Middle School Students Raise $1,000 to Support Hurricane Harvey
After a discussion in their classroom, a group of students at City Springs Elementary/Middle School in Baltimore, Maryland, were inspired to raise money to support…
Black Millennial Creates a Media Platform to Revive the Black Wall Street
It’s been nearly a 100 years since a race riot in 1921 destroyed the Black Wall Street in the Greenwood neighborhood of Tulsa, Okhlahoma. And…
Hundreds of Black Men in Suits Greet Students on Their First Day of School
School is just getting started for some students. But little do they know, they’re in for a special surprise. A group of Black male educators…
Austin School District Enrolls Tropical Storm Harvey Victims
The Austin Independent School District in Central Texas is altering its enrollment process to help serve students affected by Tropical Storm Harvey in Houston. Traditionally, the…
Chicago Teens Spend Their Summer Beautifying the City ‘One Block at a Time’
A group of Chicago teens are spending their summer building and designing signs for their neighborhood block clubs. Traditional block clubs are groups of people…
