Tag: Durham Association of Educators

• Support Alerta Migratoria NC

  As a follow up to my last post about ICE raids in North Carolina in general, I’d like to post a link to a GoFundMe campaign to support Alerta Migratoria NC.  We at the Durham Association of Educators have been meeting with them to look for advice on how to respond to the recent case […]

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  February 27, 2016

  Education, Migration, Politics, Uncategorized

  Alerta Migratoria NC, Durham Association of Educators, education, El Centro Hispano, ICE

• Please Call ICE to Stop NC Deportations

  ICE has recently kidnapped 5 high school students in North Carolina for deportation, one of them at Riverside High School here in Durham.  Please consider calling them in Washington to urge them to release these students, who are now being held in a jail in Georgia.  They could be deported at any time.  MoveOn.org also […]

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  February 14, 2016

  Anti-Neoliberalism, Education, Mental Health, Migration, Politics, Uncategorized

  Alexander Cockburn, Anabel Hernandez, Anxiety Disorders, Barack Obama, Brian Hoffmann, CAFTA, CARA Pro Bono Project, Deportation, Drug Policy, Durham, Durham Association of Educators, Durham Public Schools, Greg Grandin, Honduras, ICE, Los Angeles Unified School District, Migration, NAFTA, Peter Dale Scott, PTSD, Wilden David Guillen Acosta

• Support GLBTQ Staff & Students in DPS

  I’ll be participating in a roundtable discussion on supporting GLBTQ staff and students in Durham Public Schools at Bull McCabe’s at 427 West Main Street in downtown Durham next Tuesday, February 2nd, from 6 – 7:30 pm.  The event is sponsored by the Education Team of the Durham People’s Alliance, whose board I’ve just started […]

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  January 27, 2016

  Current Events, Education, Mental Health, Uncategorized

  Anti-Homophobia, Durham Association of Educators, Durham People’s Alliance, LGBTQ Issues, Safe Schools North Carolina

• Organize 2020 and Durham’s Tipping Point

  I’m posting today to ask folks to consider supporting an Indie Go Go campaign currently heading into its final week by Organize 2020, the social justice caucus of the North Carolina Association of Educators.  As an active member of this group, I have been impressed by the commitment, vision and integrity of people involved in this […]

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  July 28, 2015

  Anti-Neoliberalism, Current Events, Economics, Education, Politics

  Bryan Proffitt, Durham, Durham Association of Educators, Economics, Eddie Conway, education, Jillian Johnson, Organize2020, Politics, Race