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Paula began her career as a high school social studies teacher in California and later became the Program Director at the Center for Ethics and Education in 2015. McAvoy’s research focuses on the aims of schooling in a democratic society, and she has recently used the tools of moral and political philosophy to consider cases of cultural and religious accommodation, the aims of sex education, and the ethics of teaching about politics in schools.

Sandra Stein is an assistant professor at Baruch College, School of Public Affairs.

Michele C. Martínez is a freelance writer and crosscultural curriculum specialist in Lake Arrowhead, Calif.

Raul Galindo is a prevention/intervention specialist working with middle schools students in Longmont, Colo.

Jarvis is a sixth-grade teacher at Grass Valley Charter School in Grass Valley, California.

Knight is a teacher, community volunteer and award-winning children’s book author based in Maine.

Mary Ann Lieser is a freelance writer and registered nurse living in Wooster, Ohio.

Natalie Sturdevant is a Teach For America alum and taught eighth grade reading in a small Texas town on the border of Mexico. As a librarian, at Crazy Horse School on Pine Ridge Indian Reservation in Wanblee, S.D., since 2012, she’s created and executed a media class using current events as a lens for students to reflect on and develop their identities. Natalie seeks to help students develop a critical consciousness of their community and our world by wrestling with topics such as race, oppression, and socioeconomics.

Tim Lockette is a freelance writer in Montgomery, AL, and former editor of Teaching Tolerance.

Ingrid Drake is a writer, Pacifica Radio correspondent and community educator living in Washington, D.C.