
A podcast for educators reimagining what allyship looks like in classrooms, staff rooms, and communities. Host Tricia Friedman, global educator, coach, and Director at Shifting Schools, guides dynamic conversations at the intersection of education, identity, and digital humanities. Each episode brings together practitioners, authors, and thought leaders exploring how schools can cultivate belongin... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 259 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | EducationCourses | |||

Tricia Friedman sits down with Scott and Mark Hoying to explore what it means to build a family rooted in love, creativity, and community. Together they talk about their new children's book, why representation in early storytelling matters, and how r... more
What happens when a children's book becomes a tool for unity, empathy, and allyship?
In this conversation, Tami Charles—author, former teacher, and champion of diverse stories—opens up about the creative process behind her latest picture book, Toge... more
Join host Tricia Friedman in conversation with Alan Gratz, the New York Times–bestselling author whose novels have captivated readers for over five years. Gratz shares how baseball shaped his storytelling, why creativity and curiosity belong at the h... more
What if the fight for climate justice began with the stories we tell? In this reflective episode, Tricia Friedman sits down with Shilpi Chhotray, host of A People's Climate, to unpack the concept of narrative justice — the belief that climate storyte... more
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I’ve been listening for several years. I listen on my way to drop my daughter off at school each week.I love gleaning useful information from the episodes. Thank you
Tricia is such a gracious, knowledgeable host who asks excellent questions and gives her guests appropriate room to speak. Topics and guests are wonderfully diverse. Important work led by an all around great person!
What a wonderful mission for a podcast. I love this and keep up the amazing work, Tricia!
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Focusing on the intricate relationship between education and allyship, this podcast engages listeners with vibrant discussions about cultivating a sense of belonging within schools and communities. It brings together a diverse array of practitioners, authors, and thought leaders to reimagine how institutional culture and curriculum can drive meaningful change. Episodes explore critical themes such as identity, digital humanities, and social justice, prompting educators to reflect on their roles as listeners, advocates, and co-creators in today's interconnected world. The emphasis on actionable insight makes it a valuable resource for K-12 educators seeking to enhance their practice and impact.
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