A movement of parents and caregivers committed to anti-racist school integration.
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📯 WE’VE GOT NEWS! 📯
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After months of hard work, we are so proud and excited to share our whole new look!
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Huge thank you to RP Digital Design Studio for the amazing rebranding and website development.
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Podcast Announcement! Well, not OUR podcast... but don't worry, we will be back! This announcement is to point you towards a really interesting episode of Some of My Best Friends Are !!
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‘Pervasive’ Denver school segregation harms Latinos, English learners, study finds from Chalkbeat Colorado
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You can also read the response from the superintendent of Denver Public Schools here: co.chalkbeat.org/2023/8/1/23…
New Post on the blog! People like you do Things like this
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In this piece, the author reflects on how Integrated Schools has helped her “to articulate and lean into what I already knew was the right thing to do and way to be in our community.”
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How does anti-Asian bias contribute to school segregation in the US? @petertpiazza
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Really grateful to share this with our community! The folks at @HEALSchools are continually bringing us incredible organizing tools, and this is no exception !
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BIG ANNOUNCEMENT!!!
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We are excited to announce the next stage in our organizational evolution. We are forming a board of directors and we are looking for volunteers to help shape this next chapter of Integrated Schools. integratedschools.org/were-f…
Find your local chapter of Integrated Schools!!! Chapters provide a place for folks to talk & organize around local issues. Network Contacts are people who have chosen integration for their families, are ready to meet and talk with you about integration. integratedschools.org/chapte…
We are committed to public schools, AND, like @ValeriaBrownEdu says, we know there’s tension there for marginalized families who are working hard to solve their Monday morning problems and simultaneously working hard to solve our generational problem of segregation and inequity.
This episode is part of our podcast playlist on intersectionality. Our podcast playlists group our episodes under a specific topic or theme, so that we can easily jump in and start learning more about integration work integratedschools.org/podcas…
Our podcast playlists group our episodes under a specific topic or theme, so that we can easily jump in and start learning more about integration work.
integratedschools.org/podcas…
To learn more about the history of affirmative action:
*EB: Bakke Case Summery: britannica.com/event/Bakke-d…
PBS: The history of affirmative action and college admissions lawsuits: pbs.org/newshour/politics/th…
Vox: What We Get Wrong About Affirmative Action: youtu.be/HuUDhfKV3bk
Our advocacy focuses on the K-12 education system, and though this system is separate, higher ed directly influences K-12. This ruling just confirms what we already knew and shows us how much farther we have to go in building equity for everyone in our country.
📣 Courtney Martin via Vox on the Oakland Teachers Union Strike: vox.com/2023/7/16/23792870/t… @courtwrites
Now that summer is here, it's a great time to join our network! We can't wait to connect with you!
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As @LDH_ed Dr. Linda Darling-Hammond mentioned on the podcast a few months back... "Every city has a bird, a flag, and a desegregation case . . . "
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Article written by Sam Judy
This episode of @today_explained lays out the historical context of the Supreme Court’s decision to strike down affirmative action.
Its a good place to start if you don’t know the wider context of affirmative action in college admissions.
Listen here. vox.com/today-explained-podc…
Integrated Schools is a grassroots movement of families who are committed to removing the imbalance of racial and economic power within our country's K-12 education system. integratedschools.org
