In this episode of AUHSD Future Talks, Superintendent Matsuda interviews Robert Sherman. Mr. Sherman works with education-focused nonprofits and foundations, helping build effective strategies for stronger impacts. He formerly served as director of the Initiative for Social and Emotional Learning at the NoVo Foundation. Prior to NoVo, Mr. Sherman served as Executive Director of the Action Center to End World Hunger, founded and directed the national Effective Citizenry program at the Surdna Foundation in New York City, and served in New York City government for 8 years. During the interview, Mr. Sherman discusses his journey, the importance of belonging, student voice, agency, friendships, compassion, learner-centered education, social-emotional learning, and provides advice for young people.
