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As a result of globalization and advances in technology, people have more access to more knowledge on a cell phone than an Encyclopedia Britannica. An overwhelming amount of information can be stored in technology like Google, YouTube, iPhone, apps, etc. Therefore, one's value is no longer based solely on what one knows.

Unfortunately, our schools are set up and continue, to measure success primarily through content knowledge.

How does equity affect education? What's the difference between in-risk students versus at-risk students?

Our educational crisis is like a rising tide of water that is not affecting some of us but rapidly drowning all of us.

E3 was recently featured as a keynote speaker at the Osseo School District's 5th Annual Community Forum on Race in Minnesota. E3 Executive Director, JuanCarlos Arauz, spoke about asset-based approaches to education as a strategy to take on racism and other forms of oppression. CCX news covered the story.