Recent Updates
How students are leading the way in racial justice
Since the recent March for Our Lives event in Washington D.C., where more than 800,000… read more
Government Accountability Office: Black boys and disabled students disproportionately disciplined
In advance of MnEEP’s own state level report, a new report released by the non-partisan federal watchdog… read more
To honor Dr. King, teachers must fight for justice
Today, on the 50th anniversary of the assassination of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., Howard… read more
Understanding—and getting rid of—Minnesota’s discipline disparities
Recently, there have been a number responses from the op-ed “Undisciplined,” published in the Star… read more
Historic race equity figure dies—why the progress toward education excellence does not
MnEEP remembers the 3rd grade African American girl—Linda Brown—who changed history of race equity. School… read more
First person: How teacher diversity impacts students
As a former middle school teacher and district math specialist and mentor, I read with… read more
Take Action
November elections: What Minnesotans need to know on race equity issues
As Minnesotans make a vitally important decision on who their next governor and lawmakers shall be, MnEEP will produce a series of blogs over the coming weeks to engage readers with key education race equity issues to consider as they make their decisions. We will use the 5 Big Bold Goals as a guide for that reflection.
“Listen to us”: Heeding the call of young people
So how are the children? You may have heard this phrase, from the Masai people,… read more
Join us: Somali Student Achievement in Minnesota Forum
The Minnesota Education Equity Partnership and the East African Student to Teacher (EAST) Program in… read more
Young people are the real difference in justice causes
We’ve been seeing student advocates all over the news the last few days after the… read more