Episode 4: It’s the Journey, Not the Destination
“Road Scholars” is a four-part digital series showcasing conversations that offer hope, inspiration, and a possible roadmap for change.
Education
Why Building Generational Wealth Starts with Healing Your Money Wounds
Welcome to the first episode of "Hay Dinero!" We'll start at the foundation of our wealth journey: our money mindset.
Affirmative Action, Legacy, and the Power of Elite Colleges
American economist and Harvard University professor Raj Chetty speaks about the Supreme Court’s decision to end affirmative action.
Newark’s Summer Youth Employment Program Offers Hands-on Skills
Almost 3,000 students in Newark are participating in various work programs as part of the city’s summer youth employment program.
Journalists Discuss Housing Equality and Media Narratives
This is the fifth part of "CLOSE TO HOME: Town Halls on Housing Equality," a digital summit with frontline thinkers from across the U.S.
Artists and Activists Discuss Culture, Gentrification, and Displacement
This is the fourth part of "CLOSE TO HOME: Town Halls on Housing Equality," a digital summit with frontline thinkers from across the U.S.
How PepsiCo and Robin Hood Transformed Lives in the Bronx
Over the past five years, the PepsiCo Foundation and Robin Hood Foundation have been collaborating to support young women in the Bronx.
Delivering Inclusive Education in New York City
MetroFocus is joined by the founders of The IDEAL School, where students with disabilities learn alongside their typically developing peers.
Serving Others w/ Richard Buery | Attribution Ep. 22
In this episode, host Bob McKinnon and Richard Buery, CEO of Robin Hood, talk about the American dream and opportunities offered by education.
Yale and Harvard Law Pull Out of U.S. News Rankings
The Yale and Harvard Law Schools withdrew their participation from the key university ranking system by U.S. News and World Report.