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Structures Drive Behavior: Right is Magic, Wrong is Deadly | Getting Smart

Structures Drive Behavior: Right is Magic, Wrong is Deadly | Getting Smart | Systems Change and Evaluation | Scoop.it
By Tom Vander Ark - Getting a system structure right is crucial. Here are 10 lessons on effective network structures and examples of each in education.

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How to React to Biased Comments at Work

How to React to Biased Comments at Work | Systems Change and Evaluation | Scoop.it
Don’t apologize or accuse.
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How to help all kids succeed: Pedro Noguera to share ideas

How to help all kids succeed: Pedro Noguera to share ideas | Systems Change and Evaluation | Scoop.it
Pedro Noguera, an education professor who has studied and written about race and equity in public schools, will speak at a sold-out event on Jan. 10 at the University of Washington.
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Saving Black and Latino Boys

Saving Black and Latino Boys | Systems Change and Evaluation | Scoop.it
Solving the educational challenges facing black and Latino boys is an American responsibility, not just the responsibility of the black and Latino communities, says Pedro A. Noguera.
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Educational Leadership November 2016 Disrupting Inequity

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Tech Thursday: 5 anti-racism apps you should know about | Alberton Record

Tech Thursday: 5 anti-racism apps you should know about | Alberton Record | Systems Change and Evaluation | Scoop.it
With the widespread uptake of smartphones all over the world, organisations have begun creating apps that specifically tackle racism. Here are our top picks from different parts of the world.
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STOPit - Anonymous Reporting & Incident Management for Education

STOPit - Anonymous Reporting & Incident Management for Education | Systems Change and Evaluation | Scoop.it
STOPit is designed to save you time and reduce your workload by streamlining your processes to improve the efficiency and effectiveness of investigations.
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A WorkPlace Discrimination App – Journalism Innovation – Medium

A WorkPlace Discrimination App – Journalism Innovation – Medium | Systems Change and Evaluation | Scoop.it
People who regularly experience racial discrimination or harassment at work learn to navigate their work environment nimbly, but with anxiety. They might change their work schedules or slip…
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Stop and Frisk Watch App

“Stop and Frisk Watch” is a free and innovative smart phone application that empowers New Yorkers to monitor police activity and hold the NYPD accountable for unlawful stop-and-frisk encounters and other police misconduct. Please consider sharing with your friends:
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2017 Report on Bias Reporting Systems - FIRE

2017 Report on Bias Reporting Systems - FIRE | Systems Change and Evaluation | Scoop.it
Table of Contents Executive Summary Methodology Findings Discussion Why Bias Response Teams exist How many Bias Response Teams exist Widely defining “bias” Examples of reported incidents Who serves on the Bias Response Team: the speech police The risk of First Amendment lawsuits A lack of training on freedom of speech How some universities are resisting transparency Normative criticisms of Bias Response Teams Striking a balance Appendices Appendix A: Categories of Bias Appendix B: Institutions with Bias Reporting Systems Footnotes Executive Summary Over the past several years, the Foundation for Individual Rights in Education (FIRE) has received an increasing number of …
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Two Great Systems Change Resource | Networking Action

Two Great Systems Change Resource | Networking Action | Systems Change and Evaluation | Scoop.it

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A Systems Change Self-Assessment | Systems Grantmaking

How do you integrate a systems lens into your grantmaking or change initiative? Take this assessment to find out. Based on your answers, we will suggest some ways that this resource guide can support you as you increase your systems change and grantmaking effectiveness.

I'm a grantmaker  I work in the Social Sector

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Don’t Give Up on Unconscious Bias Training — Make It Better

Don’t Give Up on Unconscious Bias Training — Make It Better | Systems Change and Evaluation | Scoop.it
Focus on specific work behaviors, not psychological concepts.
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How to Make Raising Difficult Issues Everyone’s Job

How to Make Raising Difficult Issues Everyone’s Job | Systems Change and Evaluation | Scoop.it
If people are too worried about staying in their own lane, that’s bad.
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Pedro Noguera: New Book Looks Back at “Race, Equity, and Education” Since Brown | UCLA GSE&IS Ampersand

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Pedro Noguera: New Book Looks Back at “Race, Equity, and Education” Since Brown | UCLA GSE&IS Ampersand

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Educational Leadership:Disrupting Inequity:Let's Talk about Racism in Schools

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Can This Smartphone App Stop Cyberbullying?

Can This Smartphone App Stop Cyberbullying? | Systems Change and Evaluation | Scoop.it
For all the attention that has been paid to cyberbullying in recent years, no one has come up with a good solution to it. The world of text messages and social media is, to a great extent, unpoliced, giving cyberbullies a feeling of impunity. Right now, only one in ten cyberbullying victims informs an adult.Tech companies seem equally at a loss as to how to protect young users. In November, fo
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STOPit - Can Using An App Help End Workplace Harassment?

STOPit - Can Using An App Help End Workplace Harassment? | Systems Change and Evaluation | Scoop.it
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iStreetWatch - report racism and xenophobia

iStreetWatch - report racism and xenophobia | Systems Change and Evaluation | Scoop.it
We track racist and xenophobic harassment in public spaces around the UK.
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The Eight Characteristics Of Effective School Leaders

The Eight Characteristics Of Effective School Leaders | Systems Change and Evaluation | Scoop.it
Every leader is different, but successful school leaders share a number of key qualities. Here they are.
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Systems Thinking: Theoretical Origin Of Systems Thinking

Systems Thinking: Theoretical Origin Of Systems Thinking | Systems Change and Evaluation | Scoop.it
Systems Thinking: Theoretical Origin Of Systems Thinking #systemsthinking #FreeDownload #Free #Giveaway https://t.co/0VOiZIfpya https://t.co/iowVINAXQz
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