Gail Cruise-Roberson News

• Landmark Achievements
  

  From a study of how schools shortchange girls to our work on white privilege, these are some highlights from the past 50 years.
• Leadership Transition at SEED
  

  Emmy Howe, M.Ed., retired in September, handing over the reins to longtime SEED staff member Ruth Condori-Aragón, M.Ed.
• Virtual SEED Training Expands Accessibility and Affordability for Participants
  

  While in-person New Leaders Training takes place over a week during the summer, virtual New Leaders Training is a 12-week program that meets online in either the spring or fall.
• The School Superintendents Association: Examining Systems and Self for Racial Equity
  Gail Cruise-Roberson of WCW, Co-Director of the National SEED Project, co-authored the cover story in the March edition of School Administrator Magazine: Examining Systems and Self for Racial Equity.
• Furthering Racial Justice Through Conversation
  

  SEED Co-Directors Gail Cruise-Roberson and Emmy Howe share lessons from SEED on how to have difficult conversations within our communities.
• Collaborating to Advance Equity and SEL
  

  Kamilah Drummond-Forrester, M.A., Gail Cruise-Roberson, and Sarah Fiarman lead a workshop on equity and SEL at Tufts University.The National SEED Project and Open Circle teamed up to facilitate a workshop on equity and social and emotional learning at Tufts University.
• System Building, Relationships, and Quality in Out-of-School Time
  

  November 23, 2018

  Afterschool Matters reflects on the out-of-school time field's ability to provide students with experiences outside of the classroom that give them opportunities to stretch their skills, grow friendships, and challenge limits.