SEED is presenting at and sponsoring the annual White Privilege Conference this week, so we thought it was timely to post this video of school librarian and SEED Leader Marcia Lovelace discussing how SEED has given her the tools, theory, and community to recognize and address White privilege and other forms of unearned privilege.

SEED Co-director Jondou Chase Chen, senior lecturer in the Education, Equity and Society program of the University of Washington's College of Education, spoke recently at one of the College's brief faculty EduTalks and shared why storytelling is at the heart of SEED--and of educational justice.

Administrators from public and private schools came together in March 2014 to share what SEED has meant to them and to their communities. We hope you enjoy this short video about how SEED helped them better value their own voices and those of their students and children, spark conversations for change, and improve school climate.