Teaching African American History
An Interview with Ra’mya Davis Ra’mya Davis is designing a curriculum to teach African and African American history and culture. She is a senior at […]
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Girls Who Lead
An Interview with Grace Essuah-Mensah Grace Essuah-Mensah is founder of Girls Who Lead, and a senior at Chesapeake Math and IT Academy in Prince Georges […]
How Does One Change the System?
By Arrieanna Solomon I could write about how George Floyd’s death made me feel. I could talk about how anxious I became watching the video […]
Media for Change: Radio, Podcasting, and Racial Justice
Chris Cole uses radio shows and podcasts to raise awareness about the most pressing social issues. Through his stories and interviews, he seeks to amplify […]
What A Young Person Can Do
While living during a pandemic, it is hard to wrap your head around finding a way to create change in this world. It is even […]
Zoom Across the World
I traveled to Paraguay in 2017 with LearnServe Abroad, an experience that undeniably I will never forget. We did a homestay in Tobati for a […]
Justice Community Equity Peace
When she joined the LearnServe Fellows Program in 2018, Jayme’ Mims had a plan to tackle food insecurity in her neighborhood in Washington, DC’s Ward […]
LearnServe Fellow Myles: Improving Access to LGBTQ+ Education
Myles (LearnServe Fellow 2020) is passionate about bringing LGBTQ+ experiences into the classroom and everyday conversations. As he shared with the LearnServe community, “I have […]
LearnServe Alumna Peniel: New Lenses on Africa
“This organization is not meant to supplement personal research on Africa. It is not a free pass that gives you the title of “woke” or […]
LearnServe Fellow Toni: Increasing Black and Latinx Representation in Classical Music
“Hi my name is Toni, and I’m a Sophomore at School Without Walls High School. But more importantly, I’m a musician.” It’s clear from the […]