We want safety health & equity for our schools and communities
In this movement moment, our organizations have come together to unite students, educators, parents and community to advance a racial justice agenda in public education, in particular by organizing for police-free schools. We’re working to galvanize a strong and growing student/educator/parent/community voice; a voice that says the government must go much further to provide the resources to ensure a safe and equitable school reopening and must provide for our communities and working families through transformational Common Good demands.
Our coalition includes:
- Action Now Institute
- Arizona Educators United
- Chicago Teachers Union
- Boston Teachers Union
- Federación de Maestros de Puerto Rico
- United Teachers Los Angeles
- St. Paul Federation of Educators
- Journey For Justice
- Center for Popular Democracy
- Denver Classroom Teachers Association
- Kentucky Alliance Against Racist and Political Repression
- St. Paul Federation of Educators
- Milwaukee Teachers Education Association
- National Educators United
- Racine Educators United
- Little Rock Education Association
- Oakland Education Association
- Teamsters Local 3012 Philadelphia
- Democratic Socialists of America
- Movement of Rank and File Educators
- The Peralta Federation of Teachers, AFT local 1603
- Grassroots Education Movement
- Leaders Igniting Transformation (LIT)
- Youth Empowered in the Struggle (YES)
- Working Families Party (WFP) Milwaukee
- Working Educators Philadelphia
- Massachusetts Teachers Association
- Tennessee Teachers United
- United Working Families 50th Ward Independent Political Organization
- United Teachers of Richmond
- Virginia Educators United
- The Sunrise Movement
- Mijente
- Labor Network for Sustainability
- Save Our Schools Kentucky
Latest Posts
- March 23 & May 17: Win the Schools and Resources Our Communities DeserveJoin the educational justice movement with other sectors to win the schools, healthcare, housing and environmental protections we need so we can make equitable and anti-racist transformation in our society. This is a key moment. Billions are being invested to address Covid inequities that have disproportionately harmed our BIPOC communities. We must ensure that these… Read More »March 23 & May 17: Win the Schools and Resources Our Communities Deserve
- Tuesday, Jan. 5 Webinar: Resistance across the country for safety and equity
Leaders at the forefront of this fight from coast to coast will share their challenges, their strategies and their hopes as we come together in solidarity and collaboration.
YES! I want safe, healthy and equitable schools for all. School cannot continue in this crisis without the resources our students need and deserve.