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13 Jun Connecting Markets for Social Good

Posted at 00:35h in Uncategorized

It’s always a daunting task organizing Hope Street Group’s Annual Colloquia. This past May event was technically my sixth (which is hard to believe) and while my roles have varied from logistics to recruitment to content generation, every year, instead of getting easier it proves...

28 May Colloquium 2015 Takeaways and Blueprints

Posted at 13:38h in Publications

Thursday, May 28th, 2015 On May 5, 2015, Hope Street Group convened nearly 100 thought leaders and expert practitioners from across the country to take part in our 7th annual Colloquium focused on advancing solutions that expand economic opportunity. Specifically, our daylong action-oriented sessions resulted in the...

26 May Fall 2014 STF Report on PGES Implementation and Teacher Time Utilization

Posted at 13:44h in Publications

Tuesday, May 26th, 2015 This report outlines the work of the second year of the Kentucky State Teacher Fellows program and the 22 Fellows that lead it. This work, including surveys and in person focus groups, resulted in the engagement of thousands of teachers across the...

26 May Spring 2015 STF Report on Teacher Leadership and Teacher Hybrid Roles

Posted at 13:42h in Publications

Tuesday, May 26th, 2015 This report outlines the work led by Hope Street Group’s 22 Kentucky State Teacher Fellows in the Spring semester of Year 2 of the program. This work, including surveys and in person focus groups, resulted in the engagement of thousands of teachers...

06 May Moving Towards a Healthy Chicago: Synthesis and Recommendations

Posted at 13:46h in Publications

Wednesday, May 6th, 2015 On March 19, 2015, the Chicago Department of Public Health, Hope Street Group and Matter convened an expert group of 65 change agents and leaders specific to food insecurity and economic opportunity. This event was derived as a direct output of Hope Street...

20 Apr Little Room for Growth

Posted at 14:17h in Education

Twice in the past few weeks, NPR’s Education page has featured articles examining the reasons that some teachers leave or stay in the teaching profession. Many “go-to” responses to this question of why teachers stay or leave have to do with teacher burnout, teacher pay,...

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