fSTAR Pillar Leader Walter Fields joined with NCEED partner organization Fathers Fighting 4 Fathers on September 30 to speak to fathers of Harford Heights Elementary School students in East Baltimore, to encourage their active involvement with the school. Mr. Fields [...]

Fifth grade male students from West Baltimore's Furman Templeton Academy paid a visit to the Morgan State campus on October 1 under the fSTAR Pillar's Young Scholars Visitation Program. The students toured the campus, engaged in a conversation on college [...]

NCEED's Dr. Bryant Best led a keynote panel, along with SOURCE community-based organizations (CBO's) on October 1.  This event, held at Johns Hopkins University, explored the school-to-prison pipeline as a public health, educational, and racial justice crisis.  Rooted in the [...]

NCEED welcomed 4th grade students from PS 156 in Long Island to the Morgan State campus on September 24. The school is the first to visit as part of the 2025-2026 Young Scholars Visitation Program. NCEED expects as many as a [...]

On Friday, September 15, NCEED collaborated with the Office of Disability Services to host a professional development workshop on *Paragraphology*, a structured writing methodology developed and delivered by educators from the Jemicy School. Designed for individuals working with writing instruction, [...]

The fSTAR Pillar has been working to create partnerships with community-based organizations focused on Black fathers and Black father engagement. One such organization is Fathers Fighting 4 Fathers. This work has led Pillar leader Walter Fields to work closely with Baltimore [...]