Brown v. Board of Education | May 17, 1954
| Today we celebrate the 65th Anniversary of Brown v. Board of Education. This momentous Supreme Court decision has led to important changes across the Nation. But those of us serving at promise students, particularly African-American and Latino students, continue to see inequities in education. The disproportionate rates of dropouts among students of color is powerful evidence that more needs to be done. |  |
The education leaders who serve at promise students continue the most important education battles today. RAPSA is here to help you share strategies and policies that reengage students of color.
Our conference focuses on youth who most need personalized learning and wrap around supports. Our attendees come closer to representing the racial and ethnic diversity of our student population than most education conferences.
The collaboration at the Alternative Accountability Policy Forum is palpable. As you take time to reflect on the progress that has been made and all that needs to be done, remember the Brown Court finding that education is a right which must be made available to all on equal terms. There’s still much to be done to make this aspiration a reality.
Past Keynote Speakers
Our keynotes provide context and encouragement for the work that we do. Our presenters invite change and collaboration by sharing best practices for the reengagement of at promise youth.
Our conference focuses on youth who most need personalized learning and wrap around supports. Our attendees come closer to representing the racial and ethnic diversity of our student population than most education conferences.
The collaboration at the Alternative Accountability Policy Forum is palpable. As you take time to reflect on the progress that has been made and all that needs to be done, remember the Brown Court finding that education is a right which must be made available to all on equal terms. There’s still much to be done to make this aspiration a reality.
Past Keynote Speakers
- Terry Roberts - Little Rock Nine
- Thomas Saenz - MALDEF President
- Howard Fuller- Activist/Author
Our keynotes provide context and encouragement for the work that we do. Our presenters invite change and collaboration by sharing best practices for the reengagement of at promise youth.
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