Founder of Harlem Children's Zone featured in movie, 'Waiting For Superman.' — -- Geoffrey Canada has 650 kids in college right now. He's helped raise a generation of children in New York's ...
As schools are considering closing their doors again, a new study details the long term impacts of learning from home. President of the Harlem Children’s Zone, Geoffrey Canada joins Stephanie Ruhle to ...
One of the most famous faces of urban education will soon be replaced. Geoffrey Canada, chief executive of the renowned Harlem Children’s Zone, recently announced that he would be stepping down from ...
For its 151st Commencement, Bates will welcome Canada and three fellow honorary degree recipients whose careers and achievements span politics and government, American art history, and entertainment ...
WASHINGTON – A Harlem anti-poverty and education reform advocate will take a bow Tuesday afternoon with President Obama at the White House. Obama will point to Geoffrey Canada as a pioneer in ...
On October 30, AEI hosted Geoffrey Canada, the president of Harlem Children’s Zone and founder of the William Julius Wilson Institute, for a discussion with AEI’s Frederick M. Hess on expanding ...
A parlor game: Who will be the next generations of influential New Yorkers? Candidates include novelists, educators, bartenders, infectious-disease specialists, and three-term mayors. By Julie Besonen ...
The Harlem Children's Zone, writes New York Times reporter Paul Tough, is "the first and so far the only organization in the country that pulls together ... integrated social and educational services ...
A prominent Harlem charter school advocate who gained national fame in a documentary that examined the country’s educational system is stepping down from his top post. Geoffrey Canada announced Monday ...
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