The American Consortium for Equity in Education’s “Equity Awards” has selected education industry companies, products, and leaders as 2022 award winners in 16 categories
American Consortium for Equity in Education, a non-profit in Washington, D.C., is pleased to announce that UWorld was selected as a winner in the inaugural Excellence in Equity Awards program. The award was presented in the category Special Contribution in Equity for their Learning Tools for AP Exams.
This competitive awards program honoring schools, educators, and industry received more than 160 total nominations from across the U.S., plus a number of submissions from abroad. However, 64 finalists were announced in the 16 industry categories, with 30 winners selected today. There were also 21 winners selected in 10 categories dedicated to educators and schools.
The awards were created to acknowledge, spotlight, and celebrate high-impact work across K-12 education, as well as expand and enhance the discussion around educational equity. After the judges’ review, the winning nominees were selected based on outstanding achievement in supporting equitable opportunity and outcomes for all educators and learners.
“Educators and industry are on the same team, dedicated to the same mission of ensuring equitable opportunity for all learners. The overwhelming interest from all stakeholders in our inaugural awards program proves that sentiment to be true,” said Ross Romano, Program Chair of the Excellence in Equity Awards and Strategic Advisor to the American Consortium for Equity in Education. “It’s my honor to announce the 2022 Excellence in Equity Award winners and spotlight the stories of these companies and leaders improving student and educator outcomes in schools everywhere.”
To learn more about the winners in all categories, visit www.ace-ed.org/awards. You can also read about the winners in their magazine or hear their announcement on EduTalk Radio.
About the Excellence in Equity Awards
The Excellence in Equity Awards program recognizes the companies, nonprofits, leaders, and educators whose work contributes to the critical goal of ensuring access and equity for every learner. Learn more at www.ace-ed.org/awards.