A Family Finds Freedom Through Lakota Language
Winona Little Owl narrates her family’s story of learning their Native language, Lakota, and how the journey helped them reclaim their freedom.
Winona Little Owl
Leah Nichols
Animator
Faviola Leyva
Juneteenth Through a Teacher’s Lens
A photo essay of Black Independence Day celebrations in two Dallas neighborhoods
Joel Serin-Christ
Author
Elroy "EJ" Johnson
Photographer
This Community Set Out to Bridge the Digital Divide
Slow internet was hindering students in Leslie County. That’s why these teachers, community leaders, and students came together to create small but powerful devices that could help bring high-speed internet to the county.
Jessica Fregni
Writer-Editor, One Day
Jacob Biba
Students Labeled 'Asian' Are Not a Monolith. Why Are Schools Treating Them That Way?
States and K–12 schools still lump disparate groups of students together as “Asian” when collecting and disaggregating data. It’s a problem.
Sabrina Toppa
Dustin Chambers
How a Lawsuit Brought Pandemic Relief to Low-Income North Carolina Families
A community teamed up to get $5.5 million of COVID relief into the hands of families who needed it most.
Maria Burke
Illustrator
A Year of Pandemic Learning at One New Orleans-Area School
Everything changed for Laureate Academy Charter School when COVID-19 arrived. Here’s how the school community coped with a year of teaching, learning, and living through the pandemic.
Erik Jansen
Tearing Down Barriers By Building Up People
For Black History Month, Black educators share how they are embracing culture as they lead, and why that matters.
Marquita Brown
Senior Editor, One Day Digital
19 Resources and Ideas to Celebrate MLK Day of Service Virtually
Resources and ideas on how you can virtually give back for MLK Day.
The TFA Editorial Team
The Benefits of Family Empowerment Nights
Get a peek at how two schools collaborated on family empowerment nights that brought the community together.
Madeleine Burry
Keeping Hope Alive Through Dance
When a pandemic interrupted this Kentucky senior's plans to compete and dance around the country, she brought the rhythm to her hometown instead.
Paula Ann Solis
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