Teaching Dr. Martin Luther King’s principles as an antidote to violence
Dr. Shawn Joseph, director of the Urban Superintendents Academy at Howard University and Dr. Matthew Daniels, founder of the Center for Human Rights and Interna...
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This week on Fed Access, host Derrick Dortch talks with Dr. Shawn Joseph, director of the Urban Superintendents Academy at Howard University and Dr. Matthew Daniels, founder of Good of All and chair of Law & Human Rights and founder of the Center for Human Rights and International Affairs at The Institute of World Politics.
They will discuss the importance of using Dr. Martin Luther King’s principles of nonviolence as an antidote to violence around the world.
This curriculum is developed to fight violent extremism that caused the recent deadly mass shooting in Buffalo New York and the murders of 49 people at two mosques in Christchurch, New Zealand.
Dortch also discusses with his guests the McGraw-Hill-funded scholarship program that focuses on developing leaders who will teach the MLK curriculum in various communities.
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