Week 3: #DSCWaterCoolerConversations
7/28/2021
Check out these very important subjects this week. The first is a podcast from the good folks over at The Red Nation American Indian boarding schools w/ Denise Lajimodiere Anishnaabe artist… More
Check out these very important subjects this week. The first is a podcast from the good folks over at The Red Nation American Indian boarding schools w/ Denise Lajimodiere Anishnaabe artist… More
Week 2: #WaterCoolerConversation Hechinger Report: Why Black families have found some benefits in distance learning NY Daily News: Spend more on kids, less on cops Song: More
Field Organizer Job Announcement - Applications Due August 23rd The Field Organizer works collaboratively with the DSC national Coordinating Committee (made up of representatives from member organizations located across the country), campaign members and DSC staff. In… More
#WaterCoolerConversations will be a weekly dose of two articles (can be videos, audio/podcasts, etc) that we encourage you to check out and talk with each other about! Come back every Thursday for your next dose! This week: More
This Saturday, on the anniversary of the largest Police-Free Schools march in New York City history, join us to demand Police-Free Schools now. We have the opportunity to make police-free schools a reality in NYC. The fate of school policing… More
In the midst of a historical presidential and vice- presidential election - Black, Brown, and Indigenous communities are still plagued with economic, education, housing, safety and health inequities fueled by systemic racism for communities of color, the pandemic has highlighted… More
About the film: CODED BIAS explores the fallout of MIT Media Lab researcher Joy Buolamwini’s discovery that facial recognition does not see dark-skinned faces accurately, and her journey to push for the first-ever legislation in the U.S. to govern against… More
Download the ebook here. Shout out to Noname Book Club (nonamebooks.com) for the plug! From Verso: Recent years have seen an explosion of protest against police brutality and repression. Among activists, journalists and politicians, the conversation about how… More
The 2021-22 New York State budget meets a thirty-year-old demand and thirteen-year-old broken promise: equitably fund New York State's public schools so that no matter what zip code a child resides in, there is a baseline of quality their public schools… More
This is a critical conversation that we need to be having in education and as a society. I genuinely hope you will be part of the discussion and seek solutions with us as we take a deep dive into how… More