JournoGeek

The Association for the Study of African American Life and History has published the #BlackHistoryBulletin, a resource for secondary school educators since 1937 when it was cofounded by Dr. Woodson and Dr. Mary McLeod Bethune. Check out the special digital cover for the 85th anniversary edition with the 2023 BHM theme #BlackResistance #BlackMastodon #BlackHistoryMonth https://asalh.org/document/the-black-history-bulletin/

Salman Rushdie gives a public interview for the first time since a knife attack nearly killed him last summer. #writersrights #newfiction https://www.wnycstudios.org/podcasts/tnyradiohour/episodes/salman-rushdie-surviving-fatwa

#introduction: I'm a magazine journalist by training who spent her formative professional years working as a #sciencecommunicator at a cancer center and at Bell Labs. Since I entered academia, I've been focused on developing interdisciplinary, community-engaged collaborations that are intended to boost computational thinking and science literacy across the curriculum. Here's a 2020 essay that sunmarizes a lot of what I think about. https://kimpearson.net/teaching-about-race-across-disciplines-using-interdisciplinary-collaboration/