Joy In Learning, The Harley School's Podcast

Joy In Learning 31: Justin Murphy, Education Author/Reporter

Author and Democrat & Chronicle education reporter, Justin Murphy discusses segregation in Rochester-area schools.

Joy In Learning 30: Tina Durham, Harley Nutritionist

Joy In Learning 29: Larry w/ Bailey Smith ‘06

Our Head of School, Larry Frye, chats with alum Bailey Smith '06 about her job as an Air Resources Engineer at the California Air Resources Board where she works on investment on underserved and overburdened communities via the Cap and Trade program.

Capstone Connect 1: An Introduction

Capstone Connect is a podcast following the journeys of Harley’s capstone students as they delve into their passions, fail every so often, and grow from their experiences. This is a platform for the students to share their stories and to connect with each other and other community members over their projects.

Joy In Learning 28: Larry w/ Harmony Button ‘99

Our Head of School, Larry Frye, chats with alum Harmony Button '99 about the effects of the pandemic on education.

Joy In Learning 27: Rashid Duroseau ’05

Join a Zoom panel of Harley School alumni active in the education field as we explore how the last two years have impacted the future of education. The COVID pandemic has forced educators to assess not only the new skills faculty and students have learned, but to use this as a pivotal moment to imagine the future.

Guests include: Matt Budd ‘96, Director of Community Action, Berkeley Carroll School, Brooklyn, NY; Elizabeth McDonald ‘01, LS Science, Katherine Delmar Burke School, San Francisco, California; Jillian Waldman ‘02, US Physics, Friends Select School Philadelphia, PA; Rashid Duroseau ‘05, Civics Program Director, Democracy Prep Public Schools, New York, NY; Marshall Carter ‘87, Head of Atrium School, Cambridge, MA; and Ryan Kimmet ‘95, Head of Elmwood Franklin School, Buffalo, NY.

Joy In Learning: Episode 26, Making Candlelight

This year one of our oldest traditions, Candlelight, has been completely re-concepted and reconstructed because of the COVID pandemic. Join us for a peek behind-the-scenes with two of our planners, Dr. Terry Smith and Ben Burroughs, to learn more about how we allowed the tradition to continue!

Joy In Learning: Episode 25, Ray Dorsey, Ending Parkinson’s Disease

Dr. Ray Dorsey directs the Center for Health + Technology. For the past decade, he has pioneered technology to care for individuals with, and measure the features of Parkinson’s disease. His research has been published in the leading neurology, medical, and economic journals and also has been featured on NPR and in The Wall Street Journal, and The New York Times.

Joy In Learning: Episode 24, Bruce A Jacobs

In his talk, “Antiracism: Moving America Toward Democracy,” Bruce A. Jacobs will discuss how the United States will never be a functioning democracy until we overcome white supremacy in our societal structure and within ourselves, and how the our nation’s founding legacy of white supremacy is itself the main reason why America now trails the developed world in citizen rights such as health care, education, and basic economic security. Jacobs will talk personally and politically about both the devastation and the massive opportunity of our current moment as America faces both its lethal dysfunction and a widening demand for remedies, with African-American demands for justice leading the way.

 

About Bruce A. Jacobs:

As an author and advocate, Bruce A. Jacobs takes apart racism and works for our shared interests against bigoted and authoritarian thought and action. His book RACE MANNERS was called “a must-read” by Los Angeles Times columnist Norine Dresser. On his blog, Alias Bruce, he was among those who warned early of Donald Trump's explosive appeal to resentful white voters. He has spoken in communities nationwide, has appeared on NPR, C-SPAN and elsewhere, and has published op-eds in Truthout and other online publications. He is a widely-published poet who has been anthologized by former U.S. Poet Laureate Billy Collins and others. He is also a working jazz drummer. He is a native of Rochester, NY, and he now lives in Washington, DC.

Joy In Learning: Episode 23, Amy Bach

Data and Disruption: How One Organization Overcame the Odds to Change the Game for Criminal Justice Reform

Rochester’s Amy Bach, founder of Measures for Justice, has discovered a way to track fairness in the criminal justice system—to see if people from different backgrounds and races and economic statuses are all getting the same treatment. By collecting data from all over the country, Amy and her team have developed a sophisticated method for doing what no one thought could be done.

Join The Harley School as we welcome Amy for a presentation about overcoming obstacles in pursuit of doing the right thing; to help the millions of people who are treated unfairly by the criminal justice system every day.

This event is free and open to the public. 

WHO: Amy Bach, Executive Director and President of Measures for Justice, former Journalist

WHEN:           Tuesday, January 21, 2020

                       6:30 p.m. – 8:00 p.m.

WHERE:         The Harley School, 1981 Clover Street , Rochester, NY 14618