We are in the midst of an education crisis, greatly exacerbated by COVID-19, that is preventing many children from reaching their full potential. These gaps are most acutely felt by Black and brown children. The speakers in this program discuss inequalities among social groups in schools and society, with a focus on racial, economic, social, and cultural differences, and the role of education in the lives of all youth, including African American men.

Speakers:
Prudence L. Carter, E.H. and Mary E. Pardee Professor and dean of the Graduate School of Education, University of California, Berkeley

Christopher Chatmon, director and chief executive officer, Kingmakers of Oakland

Moderator:
Deborah Jewell-Sherman, Gregory R. Anrig Professor of Practice in Educational Leadership, Harvard Graduate School of Education

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0:00 Introduction
3:46 Prudence L. Carter
18:02 Christopher Chatmon
28:46 Panel Discussion
43:16 Audience Q&A

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