Join us on May 16th to support the changing needs of pK-12 students in Greater…
Our Voices
News, insight, commentary, and calls to action from MnEEP staff and community
Emerging Multilingual Learners Network
How we can work together to support and celebrate Minnesota’s Emerging Multilingual Learners
At MnEEP, our Big Bold Goal 4 was developed to ensure “Minnesota schools effectively support…
MnEEP March 15 Fundraiser: Building Race Equity In a Time of Urgency
JOIN US Help Build Race Equity in Minnesota MnEEP March 15 Fundraiser: Building Race Equity In…
Bilingual Education
MnEEP heads to D.C. to advocate for biliteracy and multilingual leaners
MnEEP, along with numerous student representatives and biliteracy organizations from Minnesota, gathered with educators and…
Special Education
Join us on March 6th for a public forum: Excluded! How Race Plays a Role in Exclusionary Practices in Special Education in Minnesota
Dear Supporters, Join us for a forum with researchers, advocates, and students from the nonprofit…
Teachers of Color
How PELSB plans to diversify the teacher workforce in Minnesota and support teachers of color and American Indian teachers
Since its creation on Jan. 1, 2018, the Minnesota Professional Educator Licensing and Standards Board…
A global perspective on culture and community
By Adrienne Benjamin (Amikogaabawiikwe) I recently was selected as one of 50 “Young Cultural Innovators”…
Urgency is building to support EMLs: Takeaways from the 2018 WIDA Conference
In October, I attended my first WIDA Conference. Minnesota is a WIDA member state, meaning Minnesota schools…
Race Equity and Excellence in Education Network (REEEN)
Leading with an equity lens: Lessons from REEEN in the MN education ecosystem
Education leaders, community members, and students comprise the Race Equity and Excellence in Education Network (REEEN) to inform important equity planning in Greater Minnesota. We have learned a lot from these partnerships and from our role in building the capacity of leaders and communities to use an equity lens in their equity planning, leading, and systems change work.
Here are some important lessons we have learned, and how we can continue to use them to build race equity in education:
2018 Election
How our newly elected officials can start building race equity in education now
The newly elected will soon begin the work of governing; setting policy to direct the actions of school districts, colleges, and departments of education. They will determine how to collect and appropriate taxes for the largest activity of our public institutions – the education of students in early through post-secondary education. But no matter the outcome, one thing will remain constant in the education of our young people: race equity still matters.
