Category ed justice
Folks, There’s a lot of misinformation spreading about LAUSD attendance during the strike. So some teachers came up with this informational sheet to address the rumors and questions out there, and 99% of it is applicable to everyone else (the… Continue Reading →
Free & Open to Public! Thursday, November 29, 2018, starting at 5pm at The People’s Sanctuary (Uncle Bobbie’s Coffee & Books). In 1978 education specialist Richard L. Andrews was quoted as saying “(O)nce a school is closed, the environmental… Continue Reading →
The Educational Studies Dept’s #TeacherLives Speaker Series Presents ILEANA JIMÉNEZ Teacher, activist, and blogger Speaking about teaching feminism in high school Thursday, March 19 4:30-6:30 PM Swarthmore College, Scheuer Room Description of Talk Ileana Jiménez, founder of the internationally… Continue Reading →
Friday, February 13th 3:00 – 5:00 pm Swarthmore College, Science Center 104 Light refreshments to follow Across the country, students are walking out, parents are opting their children out, and teachers are refusing to administer bad exams. In fact, the… Continue Reading →
I know it’s been posted, but I figure let’s keep this conversation going. I’m honored to know Jia Lee, teacher at the Earth School in NYC, and thank her for being a #truthteller #educatoractivist #RefusetheTest, our children and teachers are #MoreThanAScore… Continue Reading →
Edwin Mayorga Swarthmore College The changing same News from Ferguson began streaming in last night, and I found myself searching. Searching for answers, searching for justice. As an educator at a higher education institution, who is committed to ending racial, economic,… Continue Reading →
