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Carlisha has been featured in the media:
Forbes
Meet The Women Of Color Who Are Revitalizing Tulsa Years After The Tulsa Race Massacre
The Journal Record
2020 Woman of the Year: 50 Women Making a Difference
Tulsa World
2020 Tulsan of the Year: Carlisha Bradley
2020 People to Watch: Carlisha Williams Bradley keeps past in mind with new education role
Carlisha Williams Bradley of ImpactTulsa: ‘Access to high-quality education for all students is one of the greatest civil rights issues’
100 Women of Moxie: See who made the Tulsa YWCA list
‘Distance learning’ will replace state school closures through mid-May
ImpactTulsa panel: High school internship programs can yield big workforce returns
ImpactTulsa finds encouraging trends in local education, but also some persistent problems
New ImpactTulsa report highlights educational inequities, progress
ImpactTulsa panel: High school internship programs can yield big workforce returns
Greater Tulsa Area African-American Affairs Commission convenes for first time
Oklahoma Magazine
Meet Carlisha Williams Bradley
Lean In
Their dreams are real, their potential is limitless, this opportunity awaits them because I chose to lean in.
Tulsa Public Radio
Impact Tulsa Releases 6th Education Community Impact Report
The Oklahoman
Stitt names Tulsa educator to education board
State education board begins new era with new members
Coronavirus in Oklahoma: Public schools move to distance learning
New research shows racial gaps in Oklahoma student test scores
News on 6
Impact Tulsa Takes A Deeper Look At Student Performance
KFOR
Education forum in OKC to discuss greater education advancement for students of color
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