Lizzie from Khan Academy Sal talks about inequality, future of K12 schools, resilience, and more

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Join Sal and special guests on Daily Homeroom this week. You can ask Sal anything during live Q&A.

Jorge Lemann, Chairman of the Board, Lemann Foundation
Monday, May 11 at 12:00 pm PT / 3:00 pm ET

What is it like to go to school in Brazil? Join Sal as he speaks with a fascinating philanthropist & business leader Jorge Paulo Lemann, founder of a non-profit organization focused on building a more equitable future in Brazil.

Watch live on Facebook. Watch live on Youtube.

Adam Brown, Associate professor from The New School of Social Research
Tuesday, May 12 at 12:00 pm PT / 3:00 pm ET

How can we become more resilient? Adam Brown, an associate professor in psychology at The New School for Social Research joins Sal to talk about effective ways to thrive during challenging times.

Watch live on Facebook. Watch live on Youtube.

David Leonhardt, Economics writer from the New York Times
Wednesday, May 13 at 12:00 pm PT / 3:00 pm ET

How can America emerge from the coronavirus crisis fairer and stronger? David Leonhardt, economics writer for New York Times, joins Sal for Daily Homeroom to talk about inequality and the forces behind it.

Watch live on Facebook. Watch live on Youtube.

Richard Carranza, Chancellor of NYC Department of Education
Thursday, May 14 at 12:00 pm PT / 3:00 pm ET

What is it like to go to school in New York City now? Richard Carranza, Chancellor of NYC Dept of Education, runs the largest public school system in the nation serving 1.1 million students. Join Sal and Richard as they discuss the challenges and opportunities facing teachers, students and their families.

Watch live on Facebook. Watch live on Youtube.

Every weekday Sal Khan and guests are taking your questions live on how you can best manage through the COVID-19 crisis to stay healthy and #KeepEveryoneLearning.

We’re here to support you.
The Khan Academy Team