Digital Media Education & Production
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Collaborating with the 540 Studio to produce rich digital media, the Office of Diversity, Equity & Inclusion is committed to using the power of technology and storytelling to raise awareness and promote positive change in our community. Check out some of our latest and greatest below.
Collaborating with the 540 Studio to produce rich digital media, the Office of Diversity, Equity & Inclusion is committed to using the power of technology and storytelling to raise awareness and promote positive change in our community. Check out some of our latest and greatest below.
Grades 8-12 , An exciting new student club designed to teach the art and business of moving a crowd- The MC & DJ Live Performance and Entertainment Club. Our club provides DJ and MC services to the school community and beyond while also preparing students for real world job placement with a grasp on the entreprenuerial aspect of the DJ/MC industry.
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Podcasting is a unique and widely used medium for communication, information, and entertainment. The skills students gain from the podcasting experience prepare them for a variety of media-oriented fields, from radio to commercial television, theater, and movies. The Office of DEI is ensuring access and exposure to students at the elementary, middle, and high school level...
New for the 2025-2026 School Year is an engaging mobile program exclusively for Long Branch School district elementary schools called the Groove Patrol Experience. The Green Wave Groove Patrol is the performance and education arm of the Green Wave DJ/MC Club. The Middle and High School student members of the DJ/MC performance team volunteer to co-teach and coach elementary school learners on professional Podcasting and DJing equipment in a week-long immersive classroom experience that culminates in an interactive school-wide dance.
Podcasts
Coffee & A Conversation / Social with a Side of Justice Podcast
Coffee & A Conversation / Social with a Side of Justice Podcast
The School of Social Justice is teaming up with the Office of Diversity, Equity & Inclusion, and the LB 540 Studio to create a podcast that delves into important DEI topics. Through this collaboration, students have the opportunity to use their voice and learn more about diversity, equity, and inclusion while also engaging with their community.
The School of Social Justice is teaming up with the Office of Diversity, Equity & Inclusion, and the LB 540 Studio to create a podcast that delves into important DEI topics. Through this collaboration, students have the opportunity to use their voice and learn more about diversity, equity, and inclusion while also engaging with their community.
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Senator Vin Gopal
One of New Jersey's most dynamic and vibrant public servants, Senator Vin Gopal will be joining our students for a candid conversation on Social Justice on their podcast Social with a Side of Justice!
Senator Vin Gopal Opens Season 2 of the Podcast!
Senator Gopal returned to open season 2 for a conversation about food security. Check it out here,
Edgardo Miranda-Rodriguez
Mr. Miranda-Rodriguez is a graphic novelist most notably recognized as the writer and creator of the critically acclaimed and bestselling superhero series La Borinqueña. Mr. Miranda was interviewed on episode 7 after he accepted our student invitation to join us on Social with a Side of Justice!
Reggie Dabbs
Mr. Dabbs is a world-renowned motivational speaker who combines music, comedy, & stories from his childhood to tell the most important message of all… “you matter”. Mr. Dabbs recently visited LBHS & LBMS and was also a guest on Social with a Side of Justice earlier this winter.
Marceline DuBose
Is the founder and lead equity specialist at Due East Educational Equity Collaborative. She is also a lead equity specialist for Equity Literacy Institute founded by Pail Gorski. Marceline has 20 years of experience in public education as a high school social studies educator, state and federal level policy administrator, professional development leader, strategic planning consultant, and curriculum writer. Her primary focus is equity leadership development and strategic planning, working with districts to improve systems for creating equitable schools and classrooms.
Nicole Pulliam,Ph.D.
Nicole Pulliam, Ph.D., is Director of the Social Justice Academy at Monmouth University. She teaches courses on social justice and diversity, student affairs/college counseling, and human growth and development. Pulliam’s practitioner experience spans over 15 years in a variety of roles. She is a proud Latina counselor educator with a strong commitment to social justice.
Vernon S. Smith, Ph.D.
Dr. Vernon Smith is Assistant Director of the Social Justice Academy at Monmouth University. He teaches courses centered around social justice advocacy in educational counseling. Dr. Smith’s research centers around empowering young Black males. Dr. Smith currently serves on the Monmouth UniversitySchool of Education Social Justice, and International Committees.
DEI Minute
The Office of DEI and the 540 Studio are proud to bring you segments that highlight alumni, community members, and district stakeholders from every corner of the Green Wave World to share their story with you in a "DEI Minute".
The Office of DEI and the 540 Studio are proud to bring you segments that highlight alumni, community members, and district stakeholders from every corner of the Green Wave World to share their story with you in a "DEI Minute".
DEI Minute Fast Foward -Catching up with...
Pam Major
Pam will be making a special episode appearance this year on our student driven Podcast, we will discuss food equity, community connection and dive into her cookbook recipes with friends from
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