The Great Divide in “White America”?!?
While much of what we analyze here at the FYI blog is directly youth related, every once in a while a broader study or body of research is so interesting that we think it deserves mention here.
While much of what we analyze here at the FYI blog is directly youth related, every once in a while a broader study or body of research is so interesting that we think it deserves mention here.
Earlier this year Fuller’s Ogilvie Institute sponsored the Mighty Waters conference on preaching and living God’s passion for justice.
Today I am headed home from Orlando, having just spent the last 24 hours at the DeVos Urban Leadership Initiative National Conference. DVULI is a 15 month training program for some of our nation’s sharpest urban leaders; every year, 12 …
My husband never met a map he didn’t like. His love for maps is apparently wearing off on me…
In Growing Up in America: The Power of Race in the Lives of Teens, the data from the National Study of Youth and Religion is explored from the perspective of race.
As someone who believes that education is often the tool to Kingdom justice, I was especially interested in the different racial perspectives related to education as described in one chapter in the new book
I’m in the middle of a multi-part blog series on a great new book on kids and race called Growing Up in America: The Power of Race in the Lives of Teens.
This week I’m reading Growing Up in America: The Power of Race in the Lives of Teens,
I’ve been hearing a bit recently about a new book based on the data from Christian Smith’s National Study of Youth and Religion.
“This novel cannot be made colorblind.”