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ALT Flyer for Zinn Education Project Event Racism and Resistance in the North During the Civil Rights Movement, with photographs of Brian Jones and Jesse Hagopian and a copy of a historical poster for the February 3, 1964 school boycott in NYC.
ALT Flyer for Educational Activism in NYC 1930-Today, Free summer institute for NYC Educators. Blue Business Curve Footer Questions? Email: [email protected] July 15-25, Monday-Thursday, 9:30am - 1pm Explore histories of educational activism in NYC schools, and connect them to current practice! Work alongside fellow K-12 NYC educators! Learn from and with scholars and community activists! Earn a $500 honorarium & CTLE credits! What are the dimensions of educational activism, and what roles have NYC educators played within them? How have NYC educators, students, families, and community members envisioned, sought, and achieved justice since the 1930s? Don’t Miss the Opportunity to: Explore histories of educational activism in NYC schools, and connect them to current practice, work alongside fellow K-12 NYC educators, Learn from and with scholars and community activists! Earn a $500 honorarium & CTLE credits.
ALT A Declaration by the American Association of University Professors Of Barnard and Columbia Following the Mass Emergency Meeting of the Faculty Held on Friday, April 19, 2024 We condemn in the strongest possible terms the Administration’s suspension of students engaged in peaceful protest and their arrest by the New York City Police Department. These acts violate the letter and the spirit of the University Statutes, shared governance, students’ rights, and the University’s absolute obligation to defend students’ freedom of speech & to ensure their safety. We demand that all Barnard College and Columbia University suspensions and charges be dismissed immediately & expunged from the students’ records, and that all rights and privileges be restored to them immediately. Last, we demand that no disciplinary action be taken against any student protesters without due process, and that no police be permitted on campus without serious consultation with the Executive Comm of the University Senate
ALT A Declaration by the American Association of University Professors Of Barnard and Columbia Following the Mass Emergency Meeting of the Faculty Held on Friday, April 19, 2024 We condemn in the strongest possible terms the Administration’s suspension of students engaged in peaceful protest and their arrest by the New York City Police Department. These acts violate the letter and the spirit of the University Statutes, shared governance, students’ rights, and the University’s absolute obligation to defend students’ freedom of speech & to ensure their safety. We demand that all Barnard College and Columbia University suspensions and charges be dismissed immediately & expunged from the students’ records, and that all rights and privileges be restored to them immediately. Last, we demand that no disciplinary action be taken against any student protesters without due process, and that no police be permitted on campus without serious consultation with the Executive Comm of the University Senate
