Given by prominent scholars in the field, the AERA Distinguished Lecture and the AERA Wallace Foundation Distinguished Lecture are highlights of the AERA Annual Meeting, known for offering compelling insights and advancing innovation in the field.
"Not Yet at Plessy": 70 Years Post-Brown Gloria Ladson-Billings
Conducting Consequential Research in Challenging Times: Generative Change for Educational Equity Arnetha Ball
Contestations Over What We Should Teach: A Human Learning and Development Analysis Carol D. Lee
My Critical Race Journey to Racial Microaggressions and Microaffirmations — 1969 to 2019 Daniel Gilbert Solorzano
Educational Research and the Disruption of Racialized Distortions: Establishing a Wide-Angle View Carla D. O'Connor
Interrogating Segregation, its Complexities and Consequences for Public Education William Trent
From Dream to Possibility to Reality - On Becoming and Being an Indigenous Educational Researcher Linda Tuhiwai Smith
From Middle School to Middle Adulthood: Education and the Social Mobility of the Immigrant Second Generation in an Age of Inequality Ruben G. Rumbaut
Let the Great Brown River Smile." Liberating Frames and Educational Discourses: On View, Voice, and Visibility Sara Lawrence-Lightfoot
Designing the "New Accountability": How Public Scholars Can Contribute to a Productive Policy Framework for Education Linda Darling-Hammond
College in Prison: A Cause in Need of Advocacy Research Ellen Condliffe Lagemann
Improving: Joining Improvement Science to Networked Communities Anthony Bryk