
Dr. Ivory Toldson addresses the “Kirwan” Commission on what Black students need to succeed
Dr. Ivory Toldson is a national expert on educating students of color and building channels for post-secondary success. President and CEO of The Quality Education for Minorities (QEM) Network and professor of counseling psychology at Howard University, Dr. Toldson is also the former head of the White House Initiative on Historically Black Colleges and Universities. Thanks to the efforts of ACLU of Maryland’s Kim Humphrey, Esq., Dr. Toldson recently addressed the Maryland Commission on Innovation and Excellence in Education (“Kirwan” Commission) about racial equity in school funding and what it takes for Black students to succeed. The Kirwan decision-makers should take action on Dr. Toldson’s recommendations.
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