Kim Janey along with Michael Curry, president of the Boston NAACP, were interviewed on Channel 5 CityLine by Karen Holmes Ward. Kim has work with community partners and other organizations to address the racial disparities in Boston Latin School,...
MAC, in partnership with several civil rights and social justice organizations, held a press conference to address the racial climate at BLS On Wednesday, June 29th community leaders held a press conference to stand in solidarity with Boston Latin...
The Boston Globe quotes Kim Janey on retaining women educators of color in Boston classrooms.
Kim Janey, member of BPS’ English Language Learner (ELL) task force and senior project director at MAC, comments on the advancement of a State ELL reform bill; the proposed bill would bring a shift towards more flexible teaching methods to match the specific needs presented...
Jerry Mogul, MAC’s executive director, comments to the Boston Globe about the dangerous side effects of lead exposure especially in young children. Although Boston Public Schools have been using bottled water since the 1980’s an initiative to help restore...
The Boston Globe quotes MAC’s Kim Janey on the lack of diversity at Boston Latin School, a public school known for its high quality education. Boston Latin invites all school age children to apply. However, the majority of it’s students...
The Boston Globe quotes MAC’s Kim Janey on parent concerns of Boston Latin School administrations slow response to racially-motivated incidents. In addition, worried parents also question the lack of diversity at the school.
The Boston Globe quotes MAC’s Kim Janey on Boston schools Superintendent Chang’s recent scrutiny. Chang’s responses to outrage over proposed budget cuts and accusations of racism at Boston Latin School have sparked controversy. This has lead to criticism regarding Chang’s leadership in...
Ebony quotes MAC’s Kim Janey on the privilege associated with attending our nation’s top schools. She discusses how Boston is considered the birthplace of public education, however black Americans are still fighting for quality education.
WBUR interviewed Jerry Mogul, MAC executive director, on the Boston Special Education Transition Project (B-SET) which seeks to expand employment opportunities for youth ages 14-22 receiving special education. Read the full article here.