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A cartoon illustration of Dr. Alexander Augusta (a formally dressed Black man with a handlebar mustache) surrounded by three hexagons containing illustrations of the United States flag, a red cross representing health-care, and a raised fist (a symbol of resistance and unity).

Black Health-Care Heroes of the Civil War: Dr. Alexander Augusta

February 21, 2024
A portrait of Udodiri Okwandu, a Black woman with curly black hair. Udodiri has her arms folded across her chest and is smiling brightly. She is wearing gold hoop earrings and a white blouse that appears to be textured with ripple-like lines that run up and down the blouse. Next to Udodiri is the RDEISE logo, a circle of hands of different skin tones holding each other. Udodiri’s folded arms and the RDEISE logo almost seem to mirror each other.

How the History of STEM "Rhymes": A Conversation with Udodiri Okwandu

November 30, 2023
Two hexagons, one contains a portrait of Dr. Jamiella Brooks, and the other contains the RDEISE logo (a circle formed by hands of different skin tones holding each other). Dr. Brooks has curly black hair and is wearing glasses, large silver earrings, and a flowing black blouse or dress

Meet the RDEISE Faculty: Dr. Jamiella Brooks on Inclusive Pedagogy

September 20, 2023
Two students in safety goggles pour liquid into a chemistry beaker while a teacher looks on.

Representation in Education: Using Data to Understand Our Students

September 6, 2023
An illustrated person sits at a disk, reading from a book. Text reads: "Inclusive classrooms."

Inclusive Classrooms: What is an Inclusive Classroom?

May 4, 2023
Six illustrated hands of different skin tones holding each other to form a circle. Text in a banner across the upper left corner of the image reads: "Preview."

Exclusive! Preview a new video from “Advancing Equity in STEM Through Inclusive Teaching"

May 4, 2023
An illustration of a Black student wearing a graduation cap and gown. Behind them is the silhouette of a university building. Text reads: “Celebrating Historically Black Universities.”

Black History Month: Celebrating Historically Black Colleges and Universities

March 1, 2023
The year “2022” in big white text with a blue background, surrounded by hexagon shapes. Each hexagon has a different cartoon illustration in it: there is an open book, a microscope, the RDEISE logo (which is a circle of hands all holding each other by the wrist), the Pan-African flag, a DNA helix, several students of color sitting at school desks, a person working at a laptop, a nurse, a person raising a fist and cheering, and a person wearing a suit. Two cartoon people stand on either side of the 2022. The person on the left has brown hair and a brown beard, and is wearing a striped green and white shirt. The person on the right has long, curly black hair and a prosthetic leg, and is wearing a green hoodie and denim shorts.

RDEISE: 2022 Year in Review

December 30, 2022
Udodiri Okwandu’s portrait is on the left, and Isis Dwyer’s portrait is on the right. In the middle, there is an hourglass, colorful helices strewn like confetti, and a textbook open to a page with the RDEISE logo, which is a circle of hands holding each other by the wrist.|A portrait of Udodiri Okwandu, a Black woman, against an office background. She has curly hair and is smiling. She’s wearing gold earrings and a white sleeveless blouse. A block quote reads: “Science is political and, consequently, must be interrogated, rather than perceived as infallible.

Meet the RDEISE Research and Content Development Consultants

December 7, 2022
Taylor Spencer’s portrait is on the left, and Isis Dwyer’s portrait is on the right. In the middle, there is an hourglass, colorful helices strewn like confetti, and a textbook open to a page with the RDEISE logo, which is a circle of hands holding each other by the wrist.

Meet the RDEISE Content Development Fellows

December 7, 2022
A Black teacher with dark, curly hair in an afro style smiles and assists a Black student at a computer. Other students work on computers in the background. A logo that says "Beyond 100K" is superimposed on the right side.

LabXchange Joins Beyond100K to Support STEM Teachers of Color

October 20, 2022
An illustration of a big tree with a blue background. The tree has deep roots and lots of green, orange, and purple leaves. Among the roots is the acronym “RDEISE.”

The Personal Roots of the RDEISE Project

September 12, 2022
Four people of different races and genders sit at a table around an open laptop in a library. They are smiling at each other and look like they’re in deep conversation.

Back to School Advice From the RDEISE Fellows

August 25, 2022
A cartoon illustration of a crowd of people of different genders and skin tones, all raising their hands in fists, under text that says “Juneteenth.” They look happy and energized. The person in front, who has short dreadlocks, is waving a big flag with black, yellow, green, and red stripes, the Pan African colors.

Celebrating Juneteenth with RDEISE Research Fellows

June 16, 2022
A cartoon illustration of a stack of 3 books, next to a picture of the cover of “Racism, Not Race: Answers to Frequently Asked Questions” by Alan H. Goodman and Joseph L. Graves. It has a brown cover, with the title in big letters that are different shades of skin tones.

Reading Racism, Not Race: Answers to Frequently Asked Questions

May 23, 2022
Six young people, of different races and genders, sit around a table covered in open textbooks, notebooks, headphones, and laptops. Some of them are holding pens. All of them are laughing or smiling. Behind them is a huge bookshelf full of books.

Meet the RDEISE Learning Design Team

April 27, 2022
The portraits of Dr. Joseph Graves, Dr. Ivory Toldson, and Dr. Jamiella Brooks, superimposed against a blue background image of several people putting their hands together on top of each other. Dr. Graves, a Black man, is wearing oval-shaped glasses and a black suit jacket over a blue shirt. He’s smiling, and has short black hair and a thick black and gray beard. Dr. Toldson, a Black man, has short black hair and a short black beard. He’s wearing a black suit jacket over a checkered blue and white shirt. Dr. Brooks, a Black woman, has long curly hair and is smiling. She’s wearing glasses, red earrings, and a blue sleeveless blouse.

The Power of Positive Influence in STEM Education

March 31, 2022
On the right is a portrait of Ginger Jeffery, a Black woman, in a black graduation gown and cap with a red and white tassel. She’s smiling widely, and has long black hair. On the left is an illustration of a microscope, a test tube, and a textbook open to a page with the RDEISE logo, which is a circle of hands all holding each other by the wrist.

Reflecting on Black History Month: Ginger Jeffery

March 16, 2022
On the right is a portrait of Veronica Wylie, a Black woman, wearing a white lab coat and glasses and holding a glass test tube. Her black hair is braided into cornrows on her left side. On the left is an illustration of a microscope, a test tube, and a textbook open to a page with the RDEISE logo, which is a circle of hands all holding each other by the wrist.

Reflecting on Black History Month: Veronica Wylie

February 22, 2022
Screenshots of each of the 5 experts on the panel for New Pathways to STEM: Increasing Access & Opportunity in Science Education, superimposed against a background of several people standing around a table looking at a laptop.

Experts Discuss Access & Opportunity in Science Education

January 28, 2022
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