In The News: Heumann-Armstrong Videos
Hello everyone! We have finally finished all of our Heumann-Armstrong Award videos for the year 2021-2022. Click here to see the completed playlist! We also completed a debut webinar for … Continue Reading →
Author: Elijah Armstrong
In the News: The Heumann Perspective
The video of my episode of The Heumann Perspective is up now! Anna Landre, Judy and I have a conversation about ableism in education. Click here for the video.
In the News: The Heumann Perspective
I was just on The Heumann Perspective Podcast with Judy Heumann and Anna Landre, talking about ableism in education. Click here for the link.
In The News: Insider
I was recently interviewed for Insider for a story on barriers students with disabilities face in education. You can see that story here.
Grassroots Classroom: Education Post
A classmate of mine from HGSE wrote a great article in Education Post about how Black girls need police removed from schools. You can find that article here.
In the News: AAPD
The American Association of People with Disabilities released a series of 30 profiles of program alumni to celebrate the 30th anniversary of the Americans with Disabilities Act. I was lucky … Continue Reading →
Grassroots Classroom: Libraries for Liberation
A few of my friends from HGSE have started an initiative called “Libraries for Liberation”, which seeks to get anti-racist literature into community libraries across the country. Check out their … Continue Reading →
Tell Your Story: House Show
In the wake of the killing of Tony McDade, friends and I wanted to find a way to participate in the movement while still being miles away. We ultimately decided … Continue Reading →
Update: August 2020
Hello everyone! Sorry for the long hiatus. I have a few announcements to make. First, since I last posted, I earned my Masters in Education Policy and Management from the … Continue Reading →
Grassroots Classroom: Education Post
Bellwether Education Partners wrote a piece for Education Post about the need to give students a better civics education in order to prepare them for the future, and improve our … Continue Reading →