Ways to Get Involved and Stay Involved

Ways to Get Involved and
Stay Involved

Our work building an equitable education system that serves all the needs of students is only made possible by the involvement of community members life you. From reading up on educational policy to horoscopes for education advocates, there’s something for each of us to do to get involved in the fight for educational equity for all!

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Check out the work our partners at Rose from Concrete are doing to support students in their community through mutual aid, direct advocacy, and youth mentorship.

Join the monthly Learn From History Partner call to keep-up to date on what’s happening in schools around the country, and build community with fellow education advocates.

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Stories from the community

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MLK DAY MAKE A DIFFERENCE

jyoungJan 12, 20243 min read
We don’t have to head a march of 100,000 people in order to be leaders in our own communities and make changes that make the lives of those around us a little safer, easier, fairer.
Become an Education Champ in 2024!

Become an Education Champ in 2024!

jyoungJan 5, 20243 min read
5 Ways You Can Make A Difference For Students Today If there’s one lesson from last year, it’s that good things happen when we come together. As we step into the new year, let’s continue leveraging the power of community. Regardless of your advocacy role, here are 5 ways you can make a difference for […]
Rethinking The relationship Between The Military and Our Schools

Rethinking The relationship Between The Military and Our Schools

jyoungOct 31, 20235 min read
The story of an Air Force veteran, the impact of military recruitment in public schools, and imagining alternate paths for class mobility. As a Mexican American growing up in a white, working-class community in northern California, Air Force veteran, Christina experienced a familiar, painful brand of everyday racism. From her peers checking to see if […]
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MEET ROSE FROM CONCRETE

jyoungAug 28, 20239 min read
A Q&A with our partners at Rose from Concrete, a youth led organization working to support students in their community through mutual aid, direct advocacy, and youth mentorship.
Asian american history and afro-asian solidarity

Asian american history and afro-asian solidarity

jyoungMay 31, 20238 min read
Recently, Florida has joined the rising number of states mandating Asian American history be taught in public schools. While schools finally beginning to discuss the contributions of Asian Americans is something to be celebrated, the news came on the heels of the state banning the newly created AP African American History curriculum. To many observers, this new Asian American history requirement appeared to be another case in the long history of the media and politicians pitting Asian American communities against African Americans.

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