TFA Collective NY

Meet us at The Commissioner on Dec 9th for fun, appetizers, and meet up with old friends or meet new ones!

RSVP with the link in bio!

We’re excited to announce that nominations are currently being accepted for The Collective’s 2021 National Advisory Board Honors! Since its inception at the 2020 School Leaders of Color Conference, the NAB Honors seeks to recognize three distinguished alumni school and system leaders who identify as Native, Indigenous and people of color for their accomplishments and service in our communities.

The three honors are:

Rising Star Honor
School Leader Honor
Systems Leader Honor

Use the to learn more and nominate someone today!

Save the date to join us, LEE and the TFA Alumni Association on March 13 for a deep dive into the NYC political landscape and get hands-on skills and resources to capitalize open opportunities this year! Register at link in bio: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/lee-nyc-who-runs-nyc-tickets-141041788787

Our next discussion is taking place next Tuesday! We are looking forward to reconnecting and continuing our work. RSVP in the link provided!

Our second congratulations goes to Princess Francois for winning the 2020 NYC Collective Leadership Award! We’re honored to celebrate her years of dedication and devotion to her teachers and students.

Congratulations to Valerie Gomez for winning the 2020 NYC Collective Corps Member of the Year Award! Not only is she a devoted teacher, she started for her community. We’re honored to celebrate her transformational change in and out of the classroom!

We’d love to see you and the rest of our TFA alum of color in NY at our 2020 Awards and Summer Kickoff on Thursday, Aug 27 from 6:30-8pm. RSVP at bit.ly/NY2020Awards - Link in Profile

Send some encouragement to the hard working educators in our community by nominating them for the 2020 Annual Collective-NYC Awards!

Breonna Taylor, George Floyd, Dreasjon Reed, Tony McDade, Ahmaud Arbery and countless other Black people should be alive right now. But racism and white supremacy pervade as part of a long history of police brutality and in other more sinister ways that continue to permeate our lives. As a volunteer Board, we stand firmly against anti-Black racism and believe that Black lives matter. Join in this reflective space on Tuesday!

How can we as AAPIs show up alongside Black people and against anti-Black racism when it arises within us and in our communities? ✊🏽✊🏾✊🏿

20+ Allyship Actions for Asians to Show Up for the Black Community Right Now In light of and ongoing police violence, how can the Asian and Asian American community show up for our Black siblings?

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26 Ways to Be in the Struggle Beyond the Streets This list is designed to celebrate all the ways that our communities can engage in liberation. For a range of reasons, there are and always have been folks who cannot attend rallies and protests but who continue to contribute to ending police and state violence against black people. People seek just...