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The Literacy Gap: How Weak Reading Skills Hold Arkansas Back
August 28, 2025
Almost half a million Arkansans — about 23% of adults — struggle to read. Literacy is not just about reading…
View from the Stacks: For the Love of Libraries
August 12, 2025
Books hold a central place in my life, and libraries have been constant companions. With every book read, more worlds…
Banned Books & Bold Librarians
November 3, 2023
The fight for inclusive libraries in Arkansas. In Arkansas and across the nation, book bans are becoming more common. The American…
‘Debt-free pathway’ to college
October 20, 2023
The UCA Commitment promises to eliminate financial barriers. For many Americans, a college education is a luxury that feels worlds…
The Little Rock Nine (What Makes Arkansas Strong)
January 4, 2023
By David Kamanga, second place winner of our inaugural Arkansas Voices Essay Contest Strength is not only the power to exact…
The Search for Answers
June 1, 2022
I looked at my kid’s search history recently. It’s not something I do enough. He’s 11 and just amazing. A…
The Art of Teaching
May 10, 2022
I retired in 2020. March 12th was my last day in the classroom, followed by a few months of flying…
Arkansas Voices Essay Contest
April 8, 2022
Inaugural Young Writers Contest open to any Arkansas student grades 10-12 We are all part of the great story that…
Come to the Table
January 28, 2022
I recently wrote a column for the Arkansas Democrat-Gazette which told the story of a bridge being burned and miraculously…
What a Teacher Should Be: Celebrating the Life of Mrs. Braswell
December 29, 2021
It was her ability to teach combined with her love for us that made learning in her class so much…
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