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Let’s go! Who is joining us? We launch the series on Tuesday 9/30! Open to NYC Public School Teachers (focus on middle grades and high school). This is our second time facilitating this series. We are supporting collaborations across Spanish Language Arts and English Language Arts planning, focusing on integrating contemporary Latine youth literature. We’ll have author visits and book giveaways. Best part is to be in community designing culturally and linguistically sustaining curriculum.
Please share with the NYCPS teachers in your networks.
They can register by emailing [email protected] or through Teach Hub and then link on flyer.

Last night, released their amazing education policy roadmap for the next mayor … and beyond! EduColor is a proud partner of this coalition and we look forward to spreading the news and holding the powerful accountable to our demands.

Check some highlights below!

We at EduColor want to be clear. Educators in our circles will be celebrating Black History Month no matter who’s in charge. What’s just isn’t always lawful and we won’t be waiting for justice, either. Black history until it’s all year round!

We’re so excited to share our new EduColor newsletter, which features some good resources and words of encouragement for the time ahead of us. Sign up at EduColor.org/newsletter and build community with us!

Who’s in your beloved community?

We do this for *us.* - https://mailchi.mp/educolor/for-10-years-weve-done-this-for-us

EduColor Summit is back and ready to go! Get your tickets at EduColor.org/summit!

This year, we have the pleasure of hearing from , , and ! We can’t wait for you to bear witness in this special professional development with us, for us, and about us as always!

Come for the talks, stay for the community! We in here! Did you get your ticket yet?

EduColor Summit 2024 Welcome to the latest EduColor Summit!

Wanna come together with the community to talk intentions?

Please join us on the platform we refer to as Twitter for a community chat about dreams and visions.

When: Thursday, January 4, 2024
Time: 7:30p ET / 4:30p PT
Where: follow us on Twitter or
Host: and

Come through!

Today is , and for small orgs like , we rely heavily on (tax-deductible) contributions from people like you!

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For as little as $5 a month, you can help us do even more powerful work. From our EduColor Summits to our chats and resources, we do this work with all volunteers. Your contributions can keep us doing this good work with students, educators, and communities!

Link in bio or just visit donate.educolor.org and help us make a difference today! Thank you!

Rooted in community.

Not just the theme, but the facts. Come through for EduColor Summit featuring some of the best voices of the movement.

Link in bio for more information or just head to summit.EduColor.org for more information. Early bird special is in effect, too!

EduColor Summit 2023 Get tickets to EduColor Summit 2023, taking place 20/07/2023 to 21/07/2023. Hopin is your source for engaging events and experiences.

🚨NEW PROGRAMMING ALERT🚨

We're only a few days away from registering for the fourth annual EduColor Summit featuring some of the biggest leading voices in our work, discussing some of the biggest issues of our time!

Come for the talks, stay for the community.

Join us and for a special conversation featuring TEP President and EduColor board member along with EduColor member and great educator Manuel Rustin along with our ED for a conversation about justice, ethnic studies, and great work from our classrooms! Tomorrow, January 19 at 730pm ET! For more, follow us here!

Today, we honor the life of Martin Luther King Jr. and everyone fighting for human rights across the world. The work means we may not be in the “popular” position. After all, at one point in Dr. King’s life, he was considered the most hated man in America.

We keep fighting for educational equity and justice no matter how controversial or challenging. Let’s keep moving!