Black Welsh intellectuals need funding to create groundbreaking school black history resources
The group want to make sure that black people support the black history taught in Welsh schools
TRAILBLAZER: Jessica Dunrod is pictured next to her book Outstanding
FOLLOWING THE news that black history lessons will be mandatory in Wales, campaigners have started working to ensure that black people control the narrative.
Activists and academics have united on the groundbreaking I’m Representing Inclusive Educational Curriculum Consultancy (IECC) project which launches today (Monday April 12).
Soraya Cordle who founded the project, is also the Founder and Director of It’s Mandatory CIC, which aims to eradicate institutional racism in the education sphere. Her co-founder is children’s author and translator Jessica Dunrod – who also co-chairs Cardiff University’s Student Race Equality Steering Group.
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LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) â Nontraditional instruction at Jefferson County Public Schools has come with a steep learning curve not just for students, but for their families and teachers as well.
Some JCPS classes have dealt with technological issues from day one, so much so that Kentuckyâs largest district had to briefly cancel online classes and add another video conferencing option in the opening days of the 2020-21 school year because students were disrupting classes at some middle and high schools.
Problems have persisted on a much smaller scale since, mostly as educators and students simply try to figure out how to teach and learn in the virtual space as JCPS classrooms remain closed during the COVID-19 pandemic. The district has not offered in-person classes since March.