Many of us have come to appreciate the importance of self-care this past year - for both our students and ourselves.

This Thursday May 13, from 4-5 pm, we'll be sharing self-care strategies educators can build into our schedules as we close out this year and start a new one. Join our senior staff developer Victoria Cheng-Gorini for this interactive session. Seats are limited - but there's still time to register!

Self-Care for Educators: Register here.

2020 was one of the most challenging years in Morningside Center’s nearly

40-year history. But we are here to tell the tale – and in fact, we are hopeful and excited about where we are and where we are headed.

Read all about it in our just-released annual report.

Students discuss two different visions of policing and racial justice - and consider how the thinking of one organizer and lawyer evolved over time.

The future of education is calling us forward. Join us in answering that call! Register for our upcoming sessions on self-care, fun activities to end the school year, and SEL for parents.

And if you haven't seen our latest video, watch it now - and share!

Black America’s Neglected Origin Stories.

“The history of Blackness on this continent is longer and more varied than the version I was taught in school.” By Annette Gordon-Reed on The Atlantic.

Creating a Culturally Responsive Math Curriculum for the Elementary Grades.

"Seeking a curriculum to both engage and meet the needs of their students, math educators in St. Paul, Minnesota, built their own.” By Ishmael Robinson on Edutopia.

Workshops on Elevating and Celebrating AAPI History in the Classroom.

The New York Historical Society offers workshops on Wednesday, May 12 and Thursday, May 13. Register here.

“It changes any human being if you’re in nature, especially if you’re caring for it.”

- Juliana Urtubey, National Teacher of the Year