a national network for educators and activists committed to social justice
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Hello Everyone, The United Teen Equality Center, a community-based youth center, is looking for a Director for its Alternative Diploma Program, a partnership with Lowell High School. You can learn more about UTEC at…Continue
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The Education for Liberation Network is excited to announce the launch of our How Did They Do That? project.
How did They Do That? is a collection of online “how-to” kits profiling innovative, inexpensive, replicable social justice education projects. Each profile features a step-by-step guide describing not just what the organization did, but how they did it. It’s a simple and effective way of sharing great ideas so that you can bring them to your own community. All the profiles are enriched with photos, videos, related documents and lots of helpful tips.
For the launch of this project the network has worked with TAG, a national coalition of teacher activist groups, to profile the projects of some of the member organizations: the New York Collective of Radical Educators, Teachers for Social Justice and Educators Network for Social Justice.
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Planning to Change the World 2011-2012 is ready for order! This plan book is for educators who believe their students can and will change the world. It is designed to help teachers translate their vision of a just education into concrete classroom activities.
Pre-order your copy from Rethinking Schools by June 30 for a discount price (orders will be shipped in early June). $14 per copy/$13 for bulk orders, plus shipping and handling (Retail bookstore price $18).
Free Minds, Free People is a national conference that brings together teachers, high school and college students, researchers, parents and community-based activists/educators from across the country to build a movement to develop and promote education as a tool for liberation. It will take place in Providence, RI from July 7 to10, 2011. Visit www.freemindsfreepeople.org to get more information and register.
Greetings! This month's lab report features several resources created by Free Minds, Free People workshop presenters on topics including political theater, democratic engagement, the Civil Rights Movement and teaching about…
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