# Sonia Nieto

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Equity in the Classroom

Reflection on Dr. Sonia Nieto’s 2000 article Placing Equity Front and Center: Some Thoughts on Transforming Teacher Education for a New Century

Affirming Diversity

Reflection on Dr. Sonia Nieto’s 1992 book Affirming Diversity: The Sociopolitical Context of Multicultural Education. 

Sonia Nieto and Multicultural Education

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Episode 26 - How to Affirm Student Diversity and Inclusion

If you or your learning community is looking to affirm student diversity and inclusion this important interview with Professor Sonia Nieto and Dr William DeJean is for you!

The Evolution of Multicultural Education: The CUNY Brooklyn College Story

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Burning Bridges and Healing Memes with Evita Robinson

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The Power of Mentorship and Identity in Academia with Dr. Sapna Thwaite

The journey through graduate school is multifaceted, filled with challenges, growth, and incredible learning opportunities. In a recent episode of Victor's in Grad School, Dr. Christopher Lewis sat down with Dr. Sapna Thwaite, Vice Provost for Academic Affairs at the University of Michigan Flint, t…

[Rewind] Woke and Unafraid: Student Activists and The Evolution of Multicultural Education; The CUNY Brooklyn College Story, 1960’s-70’s

The fight for multicultural education and antiracist curricula is not new, as evidenced by the courageous actions of Brooklyn College students and faculty in the 1960s and 1970s, who paved the way for today's struggles against book banning and right-wing pushback. This show is made possible by you!…

The Grey Space Within: Shame, Agency, and How We Grow as Educators

Leah and Angela reunite for the season finale to debrief episodes 9–11 and weave together the month's biggest ideas. They reflect on Stella Villalba's concept of kid watching, Angela's solo episode on self-observation, and Leah's episode on seeing others more fully — and find a surprising thread co…