Featured First in Future: Leslie Boney interviews EdNC’s Nation Hahn by Staff | August 11, 2017 Host Leslie Boney, Director of the Institute of Emerging Issues, sits down with our Chief Growth Officer Nation Hahn to...
Featured Dear Mebane by Nation Hahn | August 2, 2017 Dear Mebane, I can still recall the day we met as part of the Z. Smith Reynolds Community Leadership Council....
EdExplainer: What’s for lunch? Understanding school food by Beth Hopping | June 28, 2017 If I asked you to describe your own school lunch experiences in three words, would those words be mostly positive?...
Featured Strength, resilience, and community: Finding some light by Nation Hahn | April 18, 2017 Trauma begins when your normal life is shattered. The phone ringing, the door knocking, the scream that breaks the silence....
Featured Want to understand the election? Visit my people by Nation Hahn | November 17, 2016 It is time for our politicians, policymakers, and philanthropists to head to our hills. It is time for them to...
Featured One high school class explores change through pasta by Nation Hahn | November 2, 2016 On a crisp, fall Monday morning, nearly 20 students from Orange High School walked into award winning restaurant, Panciuto, which...
Featured Building resiliency ain’t easy by Katie Dight | October 19, 2016 Building resiliency is a difficult task. People battle toxic threats and constant stressors – poverty, discrimination, inequitable access to quality...
Featured Teach me to taco by Marcelle Clowes | September 28, 2016 Tian is a thoroughly enjoyable 5th grader who loves math, science (though he says it is sometimes hard), and writing....
Featured The big deal about school food by Nation Hahn | September 14, 2016 During a recent speaking engagement, I asked the assembled students if they enjoyed the food in their schools growing up....
Featured Finding what matters for each student by Katie Dight | September 7, 2016 What is an Adverse Childhood Experience (ACE)? When our work around ACE’s began, few people were familiar with the term,...
Featured One district is combatting summer hunger by going on the road. Find out how. by Nation Hahn | August 31, 2016 This week, my Facebook news feed was full of folks snapping photos of their kids as they went off for...
Featured Signs of hope as a metric of success by Nation Hahn | August 17, 2016 Recently, I had the opportunity to visit with Rusty Hall of Old Town Elementary in Winston-Salem again. Last year, my colleague...
