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The Untold Truth About New Orleans Schools After Hurricane Katrina

Discover "The Untold Truth About New Orleans Schools Post-Katrina" in this deep dive into the policies and inequities that reshaped education in the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina. In this meaningful conversation, Dr. Sheldon Eakins hosts Kristen Buras, renowned educator and founder of the Urban South Grassroots Research Collective, to explore the intersection of educational equity, advocacy, and racial justice. Kristen shares powerful stories about the privatization of New Orleans schools, the displacement of Black educators, and the systemic challenges faced by students and their communities. Gain insights on culturally affirming practices, navigating conversations on the impact of charter schools, and the importance of inclusive leadership in fostering equity. Learn how storytelling can challenge dominant narratives, preserve history, and inspire change. Whether you're an educator, policymaker, or advocate, this episode offers valuable strategies and perspectives on enhancing equity and advocating for justice in education. #historicaleducationnarratives #community-basededucationreforms #grassrootsorganizingeducation #charterschoolsneworleans #schoolprivatizationeffects CHAPTERS: 00:00 - Introduction 00:30 - Kristen Buras: Background and Current Work 01:20 - Aftermath of Hurricane Katrina: Impact and Recovery 04:00 - School Privatization: Issues and Implications 07:20 - Legal Aspects: How is This Possible? 11:23 - Taking Action: What Can We Do? 17:44 - Book Discussion: What We Stand to Lose 20:15 - Storytelling: Importance and Impact 21:48 - Historical Context: Understanding Our Past 23:55 - Final Words of Advice: Key Takeaways