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Aaricka Washington

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The AFRO-American Newspapers, Louisiana Weekly Publishing Co, AOL UK

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United States (National)

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Informative: 70 %

Opinion: 10 %

Promotional: 10 %

Data Driven: 10 %

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Most Recent Topics:

Public Education
School Administration
Wellness Programs

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Aaricka focuses on local Los Angeles coverage, including art, city development, and human-interest stories. She heavily features government announcements and how-to guides in her articles.

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Word In Black

This Non-Profit's Bringing Black Teachers Back to New Orleans

By: Aaricka Washington

BE NOLA is reclaiming the city’s Black teaching legacy by investing in educators and centering the city's rich cultural history.

The Washington Informer

This Nonprofit Is Bringing Black Teachers Back to New Orleans

By: Aaricka Washington

Stevona Elem-Rogers (L) and Adrinda Kelly (R) are co-leaders of Black Education for New Orleans, or BE NOLA. The nonprofit helps nurture and develop Black educators in her home city with a curriculum that focuses on leadership, management, and cultural competency. Credit: Illustration by LCL. Photos via BE NOLA

New York Amsterdam News

This nonprofit is bringing Black teachers back to New Orleans

By: Aaricka Washington

Since Hurricane Katrina the story of K-12 education in New Orleans has gone something like this: nothing good

The AFRO-American Newspapers

This nonprofit is bringing Black teachers back to New Orleans

By: Aaricka Washington

Investing in Black teachers and schools Altered dynamics A community-rooted solution Training the next generation

Louisiana Weekly Publishing Co

This nonprofit is bringing Black teachers back to New Orleans

By: Aaricka Washington

In New Orleans, Black teachers once made up most of the workforce. Yet their numbers have sharply declined as the school system was rebuilt with reform in mind. Founded in 2017, BE NOLA works to reverse that trend, noting that Black students thrive with Black educators.

AOL UK

Mental Health Is Real Wealth: how Black men prioritize healing ‘in this white world'

By: Aaricka Washington, Julien James

Desmond Carter is on a mission to save the lives of Black men.

Aaricka Washington

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This Non-Profit's Bringing Black Teachers Back to New Orleans

This Nonprofit Is Bringing Black Teachers Back to New Orleans

This nonprofit is bringing Black teachers back to New Orleans

This nonprofit is bringing Black teachers back to New Orleans

This nonprofit is bringing Black teachers back to New Orleans

Mental Health Is Real Wealth: how Black men prioritize healing ‘in this white world'