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Redressing Inequities: An Aspiration in Search of a Method

January 28, 2026December 1, 2025 by DCTeamMember

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Read or watch this keynote delivered by past Carnegie President Anthony S. Bryk at the 2017 Summit on Improvement in Education. In it, Bryk discusses the promise of networked communities to address educational inequities.

The document contains the content of this talk as well as selected slides.

Download Redressing Inequities: An Aspiration in Search of a Method (PDF)

Watch the video of this keynote

Carnegie President Anthony S. Bryk discusses the promise of networked improvement communities to address educational inequities in his keynote
“Redressing Inequities: An Aspiration in Search of a Method,” at the 2017 Summit on Improvement in Education.

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