PinnedChristina McDade·Dec 16, 2019Why diversity at work still matters for Black women, especially in international education.It’s 5 am, Wednesday morning, and I am exhausted.A response icon2A response icon2
Christina McDade·Feb 26, 2023Going beyond the obvious in DEI conversations at international schoolsFor the purposes of this essay, I will not define the terms diversity, equity, and inclusion. Instead, if you need grounding, I encourage…
Christina McDade·Oct 15, 2021What is True Freedom, at least for women?What does true freedom feel like for women?
Christina McDade·Apr 10, 2021Is US College Admissions a caste system? A perspective from an international counselor.I love being a high school college counselor. The role is one that I feel honored to be a part of because you are an adult witnessing a…
Christina McDade·Feb 17, 2021The Mask Connection-Published as an article for Girl Gone International January 2021
Christina McDade·Apr 24, 2020Black Expat Privilege during a pandemicI have started and stopped this reflection a couple of times over the past eight weeks. The first reflection was thoughtful yet outdated…A response icon1A response icon1
Christina McDade·Apr 20, 2019Middle Seats and College ChoiceIn college admissions, sometimes our students are stuck with the middle seat.
Christina McDade·Sep 8, 2018Testing Equity and the International StudentWe prepped for months…. Actually since 10th grade.
Christina McDade·Aug 11, 2018Zumba, Twerkin’ and Hijab Female Sensuality“The assumption that women in hijab are less enlightened or empowered than those rocking daisy dukes is arrogant at best. Feminism should…
