TODAY SHOW, September 1, 2022
“Teachers Get Candid About What It's Like To Teach Right Now”
Sari Beth Rosenberg TODAY Show
August 9, 2021: Hosted Healthcare Awareness Month x Survivor Corps Panel about Long-Term Covid
July 8, 2021: Profiled by American Federation of Teachers (AFT) Voices, In America, ‘No one should feel sidelined,’
June 23, 2021: PBS NewsHour Extra Interview with Frederick Joseph
June 1, 2021: PBS NewsHour Extra Interview with José Vilson
May 23, 2021: PBS NewsHour Extra Power of the Arts
April 30, 2021: PBS NewsHour Extra Covid Teacher Check-In with Dr. Theresa Chapple and Monise L. Seward
VOTERS OF TOMORROW LIVE: GUN VIOLENCE & VOTING RIGHTS PANEL, April 27, 2021
April 10, 2021: PBS NewsHour Extra Journalism in Action & KQED's Learn Educator Zoom
March 24, 2021: PBS NewsHour Extra Interview with Senator Pat Spearman and Kate Kelly about the Equal Rights Amendment
March 4, 2021: PBS NewsHour Extra Interview with Dr. Peter Hotez
February 23, 2021: PBS NewsHour Extra Interview with Dr. Yohuru Williams and Dr. Michael G. Long about Jackie Robinson
February 20, 2021: PBS NewsHour Extra Interview with Dr. Joseph Sakran and Sarah Lerner about Gun Violence
February 13, 2021: PBS NewsHour Extra Interview with Fred Guttenberg
February 4, 2021: PBS NewsHour Extra Interview with Dr. Eric Ding
January 21, 2021: Profiled by Reuters: “NY Teacher Gets Covid Shot”
January 14, 2021: Featured in The New York Times, “Defenders of Democracy” by Randi Weingarten, President American Federation of Teachers
January 14, 2021: AFT Town Hall Discussion with Randi Weingarten, “Defending Democracy: Capitol Insurrection & Public Education”
January 12, 2021: PBS NewsHour Extra Interview with Fred Guttenberg
January 7, 2021: PBS NewsHour Extra Interview with Yohuru Williams and Kenneth Davis about the 1/6 Insurrection
December 27, 2020: Two Broads Talking Politics Interview
December 22, 2020: PBS Newshour EXTRA Interview with data scientist Rebekah Jones as well as Robin Cogan & Courtney Price
December 9, 2020: PBS NewsHour EXTRA with Dr. Cleavon Gilman and Dr. Daniel Katz for Monthly Teacher Covid Check-In
November 10, 2020: PBS NewsHour EXTRA with Dr. Yohuru Williams about Election 2020.
November 7, 2020: Sari Beth Rosenberg was featured in The Washington Post article, “"During An Election Week Like No Other, Teachers Help Students Make Sense of It All
October 28, 2020: PBS NewsHour EXTRA with Judy Woodruff and Michelle Ciulla Lipkin discussing media literacy.
October 27, 2020: PBS NewsHour EXTRA held a special election Zoom featuring the founders of Prom At the Polls, an initiative to get out the vote and make elections fun and invigorating, especially for young people with Sari Beth Rosenberg as the host.
October 20, 2020: Conversation with Kenneth Jackson & Teachers for PBS Newshour EXTRA
September 15, 2020: Synonyms for Rage (feat. Sari Beth Rosenberg),The Daily Beans Podcast
July and August 2020: Sari Beth Rosenberg is the Host of the PBS Newshour Summer Teacher Zoom Series
May 28, 2020: Dr. Yohuru Williams visited Sari Beth Rosenberg’s AP U.S. History class on Instagram Live to discuss the recent events surrounding the death of George Floyd in Minneapolis.
May 20, 2020: Sari Beth Rosenberg was profiled by Supermajority News.
May 13, 2020: Sari Beth Rosenberg delivered the Morning Keynote at the Second Avenue Learning Social Studies Virtual Unconference.
April 27, 2020: Sari Beth Rosenberg on “The Rick Smith Show” (Timestamp: 1 hour, 3 minutes)
April 20, 2020: Sari Beth Rosenberg was a part of a social media ad campaign for Lifeway Kefir
April 2020: Sari Beth Rosenberg is writing a series for PBS Newshour Extra, “Teaching in the Age of Coronavirus”
April 11, 2020: Eliza Orlins visited Sari Rosenberg’s Instagram Live to Talk About Criminal Justice & the Covid-19 Pandemic with Rosenberg’s class.
March 27, 2020: Sari Beth Rosenberg on “The Rick Smith Show”: “I think for the first time it's in the country's face, everything teachers do. It's hard to find silver linings now but I guess that's one of them. Normally teachers have their noses to the grindstone but now people are aware of how much we do.”
March 19, 2020: History professor Yohuru Williams and high school teacher Sari Beth Rosenberg discuss applying the National Council for History Education's (NCHE) History's Habits of Mind to disruptions like what the world is experiencing with the Covid-19 Pandemic. This presentation was part of NCHE's virtual conference March 19-21, 2020.
May 2019: Rosie Rios, 43rd Treasurer of the U.S., visited Sari Rosenberg’s class to roll out her Google app, Notable Women.
March 2019: The National Council for History Education (NCHE) awarded Sari Rosenberg with the prestigious 2019 Paul A. Gagnon Prize.
She was nominated for this award by Dr. Yohuru Williams: “In New York, she is a tireless ambassador of US History, serving as a writer and reviewer. Through her national profile as a writer, she finds ways to make history accessible to a wider audience. As a sought-after contributor to video series for students, she demonstrates her passion and facility with teaching that has inspired countless students and made her a sought-after curriculum specialist. What I admire most about Sari is her boundless energy and desire to share history in any form. While she could easily be teaching at a university or dedicating her energies full time to public history, she is deeply committed to K-12 Education and has exhibited not only a deep concern but sincere joy in helping to shape curriculum.”
Dr. Yohuru Williams and Sari Rosenberg at the ceremony.
March 2019: Sari Rosenberg was celebrated as one of the #DOESheroes by the New York City Department of Education. She was recognized for her work as a U.S. History teacher and co-founder of the feminist club at her school, the Feminist Eagles. The campaign ran on the @NYCSchools social media channels.
October 2018: The Skimm’s “Back To School Series.” The videos are a part of their #NoExcuses Get Out The Vote Initiative.
In this special episode, Megan sits down with her good friend and sociopolitical expert Sari Rosenberg to clarify myths around feminism and how it relates to sexual assault, dating, body image and eating disorders, and more. If you want to participate in the conversation but feel under-resourced, are curious or skeptical about the movement, or want to know how not to be a “white feminist,” this is a great place for listeners of all genders to start.
July 2018: Sari Rosenberg appeared on Season 20, Episode 5 of "Mysteries at the Museum" on Travel Channel discussing "Deadly Decor"
Let’s talk about your new single “Floetry,” the star of the hour here. In the song you mention a teacher, Miss Rosenberg, as being the only person who believed you could amount to something. What “G-Shit” was she on? Any words of wisdom that stuck with you?
She was just super chill. I know she was hyped for this when I shouted her up. She came to the Dua Lipa concert! Even beyond that, when I was in high school, I would be going to the studio from 8 p.m. till 6 a.m. [I was] coming straight to class from the studio, and then I would have her class [in the morning]. I'm not gonna say she leaned off me. She definitely had an understanding that this dude's trying to do something and I know there are rules here that he needs to abide by, but I’m going to cut him some slack because I can tell that he's working super hard. That it will be worth it. We didn't have to say much to each other about it at the time. We always had an understanding. Now that I'm a grown-ass man, we're super cool. She supports everything I do.
That's the best. It’s wonderful to have an educator like that who gets it.
She's awesome. She's rare, too. I want to give Miss Rosenberg all the props and clout that I can give her. She's not just a teacher, she used to, like, do online media. She would do the fan clubs and radio websites for *NSYNC and the Backstreet Boys and shit. All that boy band stuff. I'm pretty sure, like the labels, like make content for Christina Aguilera. I hope I'm not getting any of this wrong. She's a writer now—she writes for Lifetime. You might have to interview her.
August 2017: Sari Beth Rosenberg is writing the daily women's history #SheDidThat posts for Lifetime
June 2017: Check out her BELLA TV interview with Kimmy Gatewood and Rebekka Johnson, the stars of the new hit Netflix series GLOW!
June 2017: Check out her first interview for BELLA TV with Emilia Bechrakis Serhant about her upcoming feature interview with her in the July/August 2017 issue of BELLA New York Magazine.
January 2017: Sari Beth Rosenberg is honored to be a part of the new series from Roy Klabin and New York Minute Films. She shared her experiences as a public high school teacher as well as her concerns over the future of the public education system.
January 28, 2017: Rosenberg spoke on the "What the Media" panel at the 4TH ANNUAL WELLTH SERIES AT REFINERY HOTEL: RESOLUTIONS REFINED with Aly Teich {Founder - The Sweat Life} and hosted by Lauren Danziger {Executive Director - Meat Packing District}.
September 23, 2016: Sari Beth Rosenberg is STARRING IN A NEW UNITED FEDERATION OF TEACHERS (UFT) TELEVISION ADVERTISEMENT that highlights the passion and dedication of New York City public school teachers. The 30-second spot -- Rock Steady -- will run from September 23rd to October 7th on broadcast stations and cable television networks in the New York City area. In addition to the presidential debate, it will appear on Morning Joe, Hardball, the Today Show, Good Morning America, The Late Show with Stephen Colbert, Mets and Yankees games, The Voice and other widely watched programs. Read more about it in this article in The Daily News.
SO excited to appear in this advertisement for the UFT!
September 9, 2016: FEATURED IN U.S. NEWS AND WORLD REPORT: In Lauren Camera's story entitled "How To Teach About 9/11 To Students With No Memory of It" and this story also appeared in Yahoo News.
September 9, 2016: FEATURED IN GOTHAMIST: In Julia Glum's article, "This Is How NYC Schools Teach Kids About 9/11".
May 15, 2016: NAMED MIND+BODY EDITOR FOR BELLA NEW YORK MAGAZINE: Starting with the May/June issue of BELLA New York Magazine, she will make her debut as the Mind+Body Editor for BELLA New York Magazine. She was previously a contributor to the magazine and I'm excited and honored to take on this new role for BELLA.
November 1, 2016: SELECTED AS A MEMBER OF THE CURRICULUM WRITING TEAM FOR THE NEW YORK CITY DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION: She was recently invited to join in on an exciting project for the New York City Department of Education's Social Studies Department. She will be writing the 11th grade U.S. History curriculum on a team with five other teachers. They will design the curriculum for all of New York City to be published in 2019/2020.
July 29, 2015: EXCELLENCE IN SCHOOL TECHNOLOGY NOMINATION: She was nominated for the 2015 Excellence in School Technology Award, part of the 2015 New York City Department of Education School Technology Summit. She made the short-list and her name will appear in the July 29th Technology Summit's program book.
July 2015: AWARDED AN EXCITING WRITING OPPORTUNITY AT THE CULLMAN CENTER: She is excited to announce that she was selected to study at The Cullman Center for Teachers at the New York Public Library in a writing workshop entitled "Deconstructing Voice" with bestselling author, Ayana Mathis. As she is still currently working on her first novel, this workshop will provide her with much needed time and inspiration.
MAY 2015: INVITED TO JOIN THE GINIA LAGUARDIA EDITORIAL SERVICES WRITING TEAM: She was recently honored with the invitation to join the roster of talent writers and editors at Gina LaGuardia Editorial Services, Inc. Read about it here.
SEPTEMBER 2012: AWARDED AN ACADEMY FOR TEACHERS FELLOWSHIP: Fellows are nominated by fellow educators based on their passion for the subject, creativity in the classroom, and their devotion to their students. They are selected to attend a Master Class to become Fellow of the Academy. She was a fellow in 2012-2013 and then again in 2014-2015.
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I can’t believe it’s the middle of August.
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Sari Beth Rosenberg TODAY Show