Shreya Subedi

The Universal Declaration of Human Rights  ensures education as a basic human right. This means every living person has the right to get an education to develop themselves. However, systematic and historical barriers, such as poverty, geographical disparities, racial discrimination, and biased socioeconomic policies, have made access to quality education challenging for marginalized populations. In   2022 , white students comprised 44.5 percent of school statistics while Hispanic students...

The WhyRJ Intro to Restorative Practices Workshop was a revelation coming from a background in the punitive school system.