How does an Episcopal day school like St. Hilda's and St. Hughs in NYC foster inclusivity for its mixed-faith student population? Head of School Virginia Connor joins us to discuss the school's current efforts, which includes a strategic plan and new role for family engagement. Follow us at @artic.ulating on IG for more of Articulating!

How does an Episcopal day school like St. Hilda's and St. Hughs in NYC foster inclusivity for its mixed-faith student population? Head of School Virginia Connor joins us to discuss the school's current efforts, which includes a strategic plan and new role for family engagement. Follow us at @artic.ulating on IG for more of Articulating!

211 St. Hilda's Approach to Inclusivity | Virginia Connor, Head of School

Akil Bello

"Grit" and "exceptionalism" are frequently used in education to praise BIPOC students who face adversity, but what does grit actually mean? And is resilience an appropriate measure of competitiveness in school admissions? Testing prep expert Akil Bello joins us for a part two! Follow us at @artic.ulating on IG for more of Articulating!

"Grit" and "exceptionalism" are frequently used in education to praise BIPOC students who face adversity, but what does grit actually mean? And is resilience an appropriate measure of competitiveness in school admissions? Testing prep expert Akil Bello joins us for a part two! Follow us at @artic.ulating on IG for more of Articulating!

210 WTF is Grit | Akil Bello

Despite the widespread adoption of test optionality, families continue to spend jaw-dropping sums on test prep to improve their students' chances. But are the tutors, classes, books and software actually worth the investment? Akil Bello—a test prep expert best known for his appearance Netflix's "Operation Varsity Blues: The College Admissions Scandal"—joins us to explore standardized testing's costs, benefits and hidden inequities. Follow us at @artic.ulating on IG for more of Articulating!

Despite the widespread adoption of test optionality, families continue to spend jaw-dropping sums on test prep to improve their students' chances. But are the tutors, classes, books and software actually worth the investment? Akil Bello—a test prep expert best known for his appearance Netflix's "Operation Varsity Blues: The College Admissions Scandal"—joins us to explore standardized testing's costs, benefits and hidden inequities. Follow us at @artic.ulating on IG for more of Articulating!

209 Not-So-Standardized Testing | Akil Bello, Testing Expert

Educator Ruth Jurgensen joined Prep for Prep in July 2020 as CEO--the first person of color in that position. Jurgensen was tasked to reimagine the organization's vision and mission through the lens of equity, wellness, and innovation. Ruth joins Gina and Sam to share insights from the org's recently completed strategic plan, several key initiatives the plan has spawned, and the power of Prep's extensive alumni network. Follow us at @artic.ulating on IG for more of Articulating!

Educator Ruth Jurgensen joined Prep for Prep in July 2020 as CEO--the first person of color in that position. Jurgensen was tasked to reimagine the organization's vision and mission through the lens of equity, wellness, and innovation. Ruth joins Gina and Sam to share insights from the org's recently completed strategic plan, several key initiatives the plan has spawned, and the power of Prep's extensive alumni network. Follow us at @artic.ulating on IG for more of Articulating!

208 Prep for Prep's New Chapter | CEO Ruth Jurgensen

Cole Brown

For many BIPOC children, attending PWI schools without proper support can be psychologically harmful. Families today are using Greyboy: Finding Blackness in a White World as a reference tool for how to raise their token students. Author Cole Brown joins the pod to share his thoughts on this phenomenon and detail his journey from indy school, to management consultant, to published author. Follow us at @artic.ulating on IG for more of Articulating!

For many BIPOC children, attending PWI schools without proper support can be psychologically harmful. Families today are using Greyboy: Finding Blackness in a White World as a reference tool for how to raise their token students. Author Cole Brown joins the pod to share his thoughts on this phenomenon and detail his journey from indy school, to management consultant, to published author. Follow us at @artic.ulating on IG for more of Articulating!

207 How to Raise a Token | Cole Brown, Author

If you have a BIPOC indy school family, mainstream admissions resources might not speak directly to your needs. "The Black Families Guide to College Admissions" answers your burning questions about HBCU v. PWI, defining success for your student and beginning to lay the foundation towards generational wealth. Admissions experts Timothy Fields and Shereem Herndon-Brown join the show to discuss this book, which will be released in September 2022. Follow us at @artic.ulating on IG for more of Articulating!

If you have a BIPOC indy school family, mainstream admissions resources might not speak directly to your needs. "The Black Families Guide to College Admissions" answers your burning questions about HBCU v. PWI, defining success for your student and beginning to lay the foundation towards generational wealth. Admissions experts Timothy Fields and Shereem Herndon-Brown join the show to discuss this book, which will be released in September 2022. Follow us at @artic.ulating on IG for more of Articulating!

206 Black-ish Tips for College Applicants | T. Fields and S. Herndon-Brown

Robert Lee

André Robert Lee’s documentary “Prep School Negro” made waves throughout the independent school circuit a decade ago. Lee joins Gina and Sam to talk about the film’s reception, his evolution since its release, and how PSN continues to impact budding filmmakers, authors, and indy school families today. Follow us at @artic.ulating on IG for more of Articulating!

André Robert Lee’s documentary “Prep School Negro” made waves throughout the independent school circuit a decade ago. Lee joins Gina and Sam to talk about the film’s reception, his evolution since its release, and how PSN continues to impact budding filmmakers, authors, and indy school families today. Follow us at @artic.ulating on IG for more of Articulating!

205 Reflecting on Prep School Negro | André Robert Lee

Parker Collins

Today, we have a great guest joining us. Dare we say the best guest ever? Gina Parker Collins is chatting with Sam to dish about her recent appearance on CBSN’s “The Trials of Critical Race Theory.” In this special, a dozen parents, students and experts like Gina discuss the facts, figures, and philosophies around this hot button topic. Have you watched it yet? Well spoiler alert, there were a lot of opposing views and we have a lot of thoughts. Follow us at @artic.ulating on IG for more of Articulating!

Today, we have a great guest joining us. Dare we say the best guest ever? Gina Parker Collins is chatting with Sam to dish about her recent appearance on CBSN’s “The Trials of Critical Race Theory.” In this special, a dozen parents, students and experts like Gina discuss the facts, figures, and philosophies around this hot button topic. Have you watched it yet? Well spoiler alert, there were a lot of opposing views and we have a lot of thoughts. Follow us at @artic.ulating on IG for more of Articulating!

204 CBS's Special on CRT | Gina Parker Collins

Imagine being voiceless and then one day an Instagram account amplifies your story. Then your story and others like you become the catalyst for the biggest DEIB evolution in the history of independent schools. Black at Private School was created to support Black Students, Faculty/Staff members, Parents, and Alumni of Private Schools. Its aim is to make all of our educational institutions equitable and inclusive. While only in operation for a little over a year, the organization has already made a lasting impact in the education space and have no plans of slowing down. Co-founder Aja Moore-Ramos revisits her team's rapid growth over the last year, the partnerships they've formed, and their vision for the future. Follow us at @artic.ulating on IG for more of Articulating!

Imagine being voiceless and then one day an Instagram account amplifies your story. Then your story and others like you become the catalyst for the biggest DEIB evolution in the history of independent schools. Black at Private School was created to support Black Students, Faculty/Staff members, Parents, and Alumni of Private Schools. Its aim is to make all of our educational institutions equitable and inclusive. While only in operation for a little over a year, the organization has already made a lasting impact in the education space and have no plans of slowing down. Co-founder Aja Moore-Ramos revisits her team's rapid growth over the last year, the partnerships they've formed, and their vision for the future. Follow us at @<a href="https://soundcloud.com/artic" rel="ugc noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">artic</a>.ulating on IG for more of Articulating!

203 A Look Inside @Blackatprivateschool | Aja Moore-Ramos

Episode Two, Season Two is here! How do schools articulate "Belonging" in their print and digital media? And at what point does featuring underrepresented students become exploitive? In recent years, independent school marketing and communications teams have had to reckon with how their images and language potentially mis-portray the student experience. Jan Abernathy, Chief Communications Officer of the Browning School, chatted with Gina and Sam about her leadership and impact in this space. Follow us at @artic.ulating on IG for more of Articulating!

Episode Two, Season Two is here! How do schools articulate "Belonging" in their print and digital media? And at what point does featuring underrepresented students become exploitive? In recent years, independent school marketing and communications teams have had to reckon with how their images and language potentially mis-portray the student experience. Jan Abernathy, Chief Communications Officer of the Browning School, chatted with Gina and Sam about her leadership and impact in this space. Follow us at @<a href="https://soundcloud.com/artic" rel="ugc noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">artic</a>.ulating on IG for more of Articulating!

202 Behind the Brochures | Jan Abernathy

Welcome to Articulating --a bi-weekly podcast where indy school mom, RIISE founder -Gina Parker Collins, and indy school alum, Wharton graduate student -Samantha Osborne will center and continue to cultivate the stories of black and brown people negotiating independent school culture and where they go from there.We'll discuss challenges, wins, and the articulate folks behind it all - scholars, alum, parents, educators, school leaders, and thought-leaders. Thanks for listening. Find us on IG @artic.ulating

Welcome to season two of Articulating! Do your appearance, actions, and background impact the odds of your child gaining admission? What do you do if you're running late? How should you dress? Sharrie Varroux Renaud of the Avenues: The World School joins Gina and Sam to explore the do's and don'ts of "Admissions Etiquette". Sharrie joined Avenues in 2020 and has been particularly passionate about working on diversity, equity and inclusion initiatives on campus. She is originally from New Jersey, where she received a B.A. in political science and anthropology from William Paterson University (NJ) and an M.P.A. in public administration from Rutgers University (NJ). Before joining Avenues in fall 2020, Sharrie worked in advancement at The Spence School and most recently worked on the admissions team at BASIS Independent Manhattan. Follow us at @artic.ulating on IG for more of Articulating!

Welcome to season two of Articulating! Do your appearance, actions, and background impact the odds of your child gaining admission? What do you do if you're running late? How should you dress? Sharrie Varroux Renaud of the Avenues: The World School joins Gina and Sam to explore the do's and don'ts of "Admissions Etiquette". Sharrie joined Avenues in 2020 and has been particularly passionate about working on diversity, equity and inclusion initiatives on campus. She is originally from New Jersey, where she received a B.A. in political science and anthropology from William Paterson University (NJ) and an M.P.A. in public administration from Rutgers University (NJ). Before joining Avenues in fall 2020, Sharrie worked in advancement at The Spence School and most recently worked on the admissions team at BASIS Independent Manhattan. Follow us at @<a href="https://soundcloud.com/artic" rel="ugc noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">artic</a>.ulating on IG for more of Articulating!

201 Admissions Etiquette | Sharrie Varroux-Renaud

The podcast is super excited to introduce you to some brilliant folx this summer you’ll be glad you heard from, like Ellie! Today marks our final episode of the Summer Scholar takeover for @artic.ulating and we couldn't end with a better scholar.  Ellie is a recent indy school graduate who's accomplished so much already as a student leader. As she embarks on the next chapter of her academic career, Ellie reflects on the contributions she's made to improve diversity and inclusion for her PWI. Thanks for listening! Gina + Sam

The podcast is super excited to introduce you to some brilliant folx this summer you’ll be glad you heard from, like Ellie! Today marks our final episode of the Summer Scholar takeover for @<a href="https://soundcloud.com/artic" rel="ugc noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">artic</a>.ulating and we couldn't end with a better scholar.  Ellie is a recent indy school graduate who's accomplished so much already as a student leader. As she embarks on the next chapter of her academic career, Ellie reflects on the contributions she's made to improve diversity and inclusion for her PWI. Thanks for listening! Gina + Sam

116 Summer Scholar Takeover | Ellie

The podcast is super excited to introduce you to some brilliant folx this summer you’ll be glad you heard from, like Jada! Starting today they’re TAKING OVER @artic.ulating telling their own short-form stories about navigating, negotiating &amp; WINNING!!! Jada is a rising Senior and as a Black girl at a PWI, she is leaning more into her Blackness and the opportunity to learn new perspectives. She's also a Drake fan and a documentary geek and has developed a unique interest in fondness for cows...? Jada shares her experience as a high school intern in the public sector. Thank you for your beautifully bold independent school story, Jada. Gina + Sam

The podcast is super excited to introduce you to some brilliant folx this summer you’ll be glad you heard from, like Jada! Starting today they’re TAKING OVER @<a href="https://soundcloud.com/artic" rel="ugc noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">artic</a>.ulating telling their own short-form stories about navigating, negotiating &amp; WINNING!!! Jada is a rising Senior and as a Black girl at a PWI, she is leaning more into her Blackness and the opportunity to learn new perspectives. She's also a Drake fan and a documentary geek and has developed a unique interest in fondness for cows...? Jada shares her experience as a high school intern in the public sector. Thank you for your beautifully bold independent school story, Jada. Gina + Sam

115 Summer Scholar Takeover | Jada

The podcast is super excited to introduce you to some brilliant folx this summer you’ll be glad you heard from, like brothers James and John! Starting today they’re TAKING OVER @artic.ulating telling their own short-form stories about navigating, negotiating &amp; WINNING!!! 6th grader John, 11, likes all sports especially American football and basketball. He stayed up beyond his bed time to watch both NBA/NFL drafts.  His favorite cereal - when he is allowed to have a treat -  is “Frosted Flakes”.  8th grader, James, 13, likes gaming and BMX park riding. His favorite color is “Anything Black” and favorite cereal is “Raisin Bran Crunch”. Thank you for joining us James and John. Good luck this fall! Gina + Sam

The podcast is super excited to introduce you to some brilliant folx this summer you’ll be glad you heard from, like brothers James and John! Starting today they’re TAKING OVER @<a href="https://soundcloud.com/artic" rel="ugc noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">artic</a>.ulating telling their own short-form stories about navigating, negotiating &amp; WINNING!!! 6th grader John, 11, likes all sports especially American football and basketball. He stayed up beyond his bed time to watch both NBA/NFL drafts.  His favorite cereal - when he is allowed to have a treat -  is “Frosted Flakes”.  8th grader, James, 13, likes gaming and BMX park riding. His favorite color is “Anything Black” and favorite cereal is “Raisin Bran Crunch”. Thank you for joining us James and John. Good luck this fall! Gina + Sam

114 Summer Scholar Takeover | James + John

The podcast is super excited to introduce you to some brilliant folx this summer you’ll be glad you heard from, like the one and only rising senior, Dariana! Starting today they’re TAKING OVER @artic.ulating telling their own short-form stories about navigating, negotiating &amp; WINNING!!! Get ready to hear from rising indy school senior, D.A.R.I.A.N.A, as she Takes Over and ARTICULATES her bold story, in beautiful short-form. The podcast is super excited to introduce you to some brilliant folx this summer you’ll be glad you heard from, like the one and only rising senior, Dariana Almonte! Dariana Almonte is a rising senior at the Riverdale Country School. When she’s not dancing or reading a book, she’s exploring her interests in both computer science and criminal justice reform. She’s excited and ready to take on her last year of high school! Thank you for your beautifully bold independent school story, Dariana. Gina + Sam

The podcast is super excited to introduce you to some brilliant folx this summer you’ll be glad you heard from, like the one and only rising senior, Dariana! Starting today they’re TAKING OVER @<a href="https://soundcloud.com/artic" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">artic</a>.ulating telling their own short-form stories about navigating, negotiating &amp; WINNING!!! Get ready to hear from rising indy school senior, D.A.R.I.A.N.A, as she Takes Over and ARTICULATES her bold story, in beautiful short-form. The podcast is super excited to introduce you to some brilliant folx this summer you’ll be glad you heard from, like the one and only rising senior, Dariana Almonte! Dariana Almonte is a rising senior at the Riverdale Country School. When she’s not dancing or reading a book, she’s exploring her interests in both computer science and criminal justice reform. She’s excited and ready to take on her last year of high school! Thank you for your beautifully bold independent school story, Dariana. Gina + Sam

113 Summer Scholar Takeover | Dariana

We did it! Join Gina &amp; Sam for a recap of the last six months. We could not have had the same impact without our wonderful guests, and you the listeners! Thank you for being on the independent school journey articulating the joy, challenges, outcomes, and wins as Black &amp; Brown stakeholders! We're excited about the Summer Takeover of Articulating with our Black and Brown Scholars! StayTuned!!!

We did it! Join Gina &amp; Sam for a recap of the last six months. We could not have had the same impact without our wonderful guests, and you the listeners! Thank you for being on the independent school journey articulating the joy, challenges, outcomes, and wins as Black &amp; Brown stakeholders! We're excited about the Summer Takeover of Articulating with our Black and Brown Scholars! StayTuned!!!

112 Summer Break - A Rewind with Gina & Sam

In today’s episode, we welcome Avenues School’s Global Director of Diversity Equity and Inclusion and parent, Kym Ward Gaffney. Kym joins us to discuss how Avenues' data-driven approach to diversity translates across their multinational campuses. And how a school's becoming and Black &amp; Brown family's belonging requires work. Kym Ward Gaffney has been the Global Head for Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion at Avenues for 1.5 years but a member of the Avenues community as a parent since its inception. Kym has articulated a global framework for a multi-year strategy for DEI and continues to develop specific programming aligned to Avenues’ mission. Prior to joining Avenues, KWG served PricewaterhouseCoopers in consulting and executive coaching capacities for 21 years. Kym earned her BS from Howard University and MBA from NYU Stern School of Business in Marketing and International Business. Follow us at @artic.ulating on IG for more of Articulating!

In today’s episode, we welcome Avenues School’s Global Director of Diversity Equity and Inclusion and parent, Kym Ward Gaffney. Kym joins us to discuss how Avenues' data-driven approach to diversity translates across their multinational campuses. And how a school's becoming and Black &amp; Brown family's belonging requires work. Kym Ward Gaffney has been the Global Head for Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion at Avenues for 1.5 years but a member of the Avenues community as a parent since its inception. Kym has articulated a global framework for a multi-year strategy for DEI and continues to develop specific programming aligned to Avenues’ mission. Prior to joining Avenues, KWG served PricewaterhouseCoopers in consulting and executive coaching capacities for 21 years. Kym earned her BS from Howard University and MBA from NYU Stern School of Business in Marketing and International Business. Follow us at @<a href="https://soundcloud.com/artic" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">artic</a>.ulating on IG for more of Articulating!

111 Avenues Multi-Campus Strategy for Belonging and Becoming | Kym Ward Gaffney 

Horace Mann

Tom Kelly

In today’s episode of Articulating, we are thrilled to welcome our first head of school, Dr. Tom Kelly, from Horace Mann in the Boogie Down Bronx! Listen in as Tom ardently articulates his perspective and leadership style prioritizing the relevance of Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, and Belonging at a time when there is intense pushback to the evolution of long-overdue racial reckoning and progress in our independent schools. Personally, this is exactly what I needed to hear from leadership! Courageous leadership is what we need right now. As a parent advocate and founder of RIISE, I am heartened by Dr. Kelly’s willingness to lean into what his students need to transform the world in good and just ways, even if it means rescinding offers of recognition or losing donations. Thanks for your time and energy, Dr. Kelly! Horace Mann is a Nursery-grade 12 co-ed independent day school located in the Bronx, NY. The resource referenced by Dr. Kelly: Hollaback - Bystander Intervention Training - www.ihollaback.org/bystander-resources/

In today’s episode of Articulating, we are thrilled to welcome our first head of school, Dr. Tom Kelly, from Horace Mann in the Boogie Down Bronx! Listen in as Tom ardently articulates his perspective and leadership style prioritizing the relevance of Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, and Belonging at a time when there is intense pushback to the evolution of long-overdue racial reckoning and progress in our independent schools. Personally, this is exactly what I needed to hear from leadership! Courageous leadership is what we need right now. As a parent advocate and founder of RIISE, I am heartened by Dr. Kelly’s willingness to lean into what his students need to transform the world in good and just ways, even if it means rescinding offers of recognition or losing donations. Thanks for your time and energy, Dr. Kelly! Horace Mann is a Nursery-grade 12 co-ed independent day school located in the Bronx, NY. The resource referenced by Dr. Kelly: Hollaback - Bystander Intervention Training - <a href="https://gate.sc/?url=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.ihollaback.org%2Fbystander-resources%2F&amp;token=842422-1-1620427547923" rel="nofollow ugc" target="_blank">www.ihollaback.org/bystander-resources/</a>

110 Horace Mann’s Approach to DEIB | Head of School, Dr. Tom Kelly

Independent schools can open up a world of opportunity and careers for students of color-but what about creative careers? On today’s episode, we chat with designer and indy school alum Mapate Diop about his path from attending Riverdale Country School to launching the streetwear brand DIOP. Mapate Diop is a Detroit-based fashion designer who has raised more than $100,000 for social-justice causes and COVID-19 relief efforts through the sale of his company’s batik-printed masks. He articulated with us about his independent school experience, West African-inspired clothing line, and the importance of community. For all things DIOP, go to www.wearDIOP.com to see Diop and other interesting people who stand for something and love the brand. Plus check out the new merch! We’re thrilled to share that Articulating is officially on iTunes and Spotify! Simply search “articulating an independent school podcast”, hit subscribe, and enjoy. Thanks for listening! And, don't forget to engage with us @artic.ulating on Instagram!

Independent schools can open up a world of opportunity and careers for students of color-but what about creative careers? On today’s episode, we chat with designer and indy school alum Mapate Diop about his path from attending Riverdale Country School to launching the streetwear brand DIOP. Mapate Diop is a Detroit-based fashion designer who has raised more than $100,000 for social-justice causes and COVID-19 relief efforts through the sale of his company’s batik-printed masks. He articulated with us about his independent school experience, West African-inspired clothing line, and the importance of community. For all things DIOP, go to <a href="https://gate.sc/?url=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.wearDIOP.com&amp;token=3899d4-1-1619306399071" rel="nofollow ugc" target="_blank">www.wearDIOP.com</a> to see Diop and other interesting people who stand for something and love the brand. Plus check out the new merch! We’re thrilled to share that Articulating is officially on iTunes and Spotify! Simply search “articulating an independent school podcast”, hit subscribe, and enjoy. Thanks for listening! And, don't forget to engage with us @<a href="https://soundcloud.com/artic" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">artic</a>.ulating on Instagram!

109 Pursuing a Startup Career | Mapate Diop

On today’s episode, we chat with Dr. Cristina Melendez, the Parent Whisperer, about how hard-working parents can practice self-care and empower their children to self-advocate in the classroom. Dr. Cristina interrupts a parents’ need to raise their kids how society wants and teaches them to raise their kids how they choose to so they can succeed in school &amp; life. In short, she helps families raise confident, academically successful, happy children. It's about creating safe spaces for children to be free to be themselves. Dr. Cristina is an independent school parent and bilingual educational leader who delivers innovative transformational solutions for families. You can find her and a ton of resources on Instagram at @beyondlimits_family and at www.beyondlimits.family/

On today’s episode, we chat with Dr. Cristina Melendez, the Parent Whisperer, about how hard-working parents can practice self-care and empower their children to self-advocate in the classroom. Dr. Cristina interrupts a parents’ need to raise their kids how society wants and teaches them to raise their kids how they choose to so they can succeed in school &amp; life. In short, she helps families raise confident, academically successful, happy children. It's about creating safe spaces for children to be free to be themselves. Dr. Cristina is an independent school parent and bilingual educational leader who delivers innovative transformational solutions for families. You can find her and a ton of resources on Instagram at @<a href="https://soundcloud.com/beyondlimits_family" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">beyondlimits_family</a> and at <a href="https://gate.sc/?url=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.beyondlimits.family%2F&amp;token=40152a-1-1618869299351" rel="nofollow ugc" target="_blank">www.beyondlimits.family/</a>

108 Liberating Souls: Safe Spaces + Self-Care | Dr. Cristina

Welcome to Articulating --a bi-weekly podcast where indy school mom, RIISE founder -Gina Parker Collins, and indy school alum, Wharton graduate student -Samantha Osborne will center and continue to cultivate the stories of black and brown people negotiating independent school culture and where they go from there. We'll discuss challenges, wins, and the articulate folks behind it all - scholars, alum, parents, educators, school leaders, and thought-leaders. Thanks for listening. Find us on IG @artic.ulating

Articulating - An Independent School Podcast

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