Holding on to Hope With DACA's Future at Stake
Miriam Gonzalez Avila, a teacher and Teach For America alum, filed a lawsuit to save DACA. Now the Supreme Court is set to hear her case.
Laura Zingg
Editorial Project Manager, One Day Studio
Three Careers Where Going Green Meets Social Justice
Meet three people with different jobs and educational backgrounds, united by a shared pursuit of environmental justice.
Paula Ann Solis
Students Benefit From Having Teachers Who Look Like Them. Here’s How.
When students of color have teachers to look up to who look like them, the bonds of shared identity can influence a child’s academic and emotional growth in profound ways.
Jessica Fregni
Writer-Editor, One Day
That Unforgettable Student
Teach For America alumni and corps members share memories of students who changed their perspective.
The TFA Editorial Team
Expanding Educational Opportunity in Los Angeles
Teach For America leaders have worked to accelerate change in Los Angeles' education system for nearly three decades.
How to Rock the Boat Right
How do you challenge the system without losing your job? Sam Rosaldo (L.A. '99) shares how he's resisted within the bureaucracy, one practical step at a time.
Leah Fabel
This Tailor-Made Love Story Involves Phở, Breakdancing, and World Travel
He was a corps member who thought he didn’t stand a chance. She was an alum who agreed. That is, until he danced his way into her heart. They’ve since traveled the globe, learning what merging lives, cultures, and families is all about.
What Teachers Supporting Undocumented Students Should Know
Millions of students across the country are undocumented or living in mixed-status homes. These laws and resources can help teachers and allies better understand their needs and rights.
How Businesses Are Learning About Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion
As more companies recognize the importance of diversity in the workplace, Teach For America alumni are helping to bring diversity, equity, and inclusion training to companies and organizations.
Help From Peers Increases Chances for College Success
In L.A., an innovative mentorship program is helping first-generation college students jump the early hurdles.
Susan Brenna