Robert S. Abbott launched The Chicago Defender to combat Jim Crow and champion equality. Dr. Artika R. Tyner explores how parents and caregivers can use his legacy of unrelenting tenacity to inspire young changemakers today.
Dr. Artika R. Tyner
Dr. Artika Tyner is committed to creating a world of inclusive leaders who will meet the pressing needs of today and work towards a better future where racial justice and economic justice reign supreme. As a motivational speaker, author and educator, Dr. Tyner helps people of all ages connect with their gifts and develop tangible tools for bringing forth sustainable, durable change in the family, workplace, community or school. By building and leveraging the tools in The Inclusive Leader she has inspired thousands of people to lead with their own gifts and plant a seed of social change
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Fostering growth at home: Q&A insights on mental health, wellness, and autism
Albertina Mella shares advice for first educators supporting children with autism while prioritizing caregiver mental health.
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Fifty years of Black progress and paradox
Black progress and racial disparities Minnesota reflect decades of advancement tempered by persistent wealth, education and justice gaps.
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Restful nights, bright days: tips for healthy sleep patterns
My Very Own Bed, a nonprofit that provides beds and bedding to children in Minneapolis and St. Paul, emphasizes the importance of adequate sleep for children’s growth and development, and offers tips for promoting healthy sleeping habits.
Posted inEducation
Decoding the science of reading: What you need to know
Great MN Schools is working to improve reading and learning outcomes by providing practical guidance on the science of reading.
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The ABCs of literacy: 3 key tips for success
Dr. Artika Tyner shares her story of how reading opened up the world to her and inspired her to pursue her dreams, and calls on adults to support children in their learning, growth.