We are seeking nominations for our Editorial Board for the Book Reviews section. The Book Reviews section is student-run, so we are seeking nominations for interested graduate students in education. If you're interested, complete the form at https://t.co/rIuq9RU6xx!
This Friday, Nov. 19, we will be observing the Transgender Day of Remembrance in the Garden of Memory from 7:30-8:30 PM. We hope you will join us in honoring the lives of our transgender siblings whose lives were taken from us too soon.
@jessweise0 @RomanMathquez There’s a list that student affairs put out a number of years ago, but it is neither correct nor updated. Most newer buildings have them (Mell, Student Center) as does Haley Center.
Members of our group are in solidarity with faculty, staff, and students who are demanding #policefreeschools and #copsoffcampus across universities as part of Abolition May. https://t.co/QJivEa4s0D
We condemn the act of white supremacist, misogynist terror in Atlanta against Asian-American and Asian women. We are holding space for AAPI communities in Atlanta and around the country as we grapple with continued terror and violence.
This morning, we posted our demands for racial equity at @AuburnU. These were developed over several months with advice and help from several AU students, faculty, staff and alumni. Demands listed in thread, full PDF available at link #racialequality https://t.co/y5RebK33Gy
Today, we received a reply from President Gogue, which can be found at https://t.co/xyHnSzTtIs. Our group will continue seeking ways to create urgent action on inequity and injustice at Auburn, and work to hold ourselves and our institution accountable.
Last week, as part of the National Day of Action Against Racism sponsored by the American Educational Studies Association, our group, joined by other faculty, sent a letter to Auburn's administration. That letter can be found at https://t.co/pWxBaA1Gf3.
@KamdenStrunk, @ryan_schey, and @ant_duran recently received funding from the American Educational Research Association (AERA) for their project, “Bridging the Rainbow Gap: Transcending Disciplinary Boundaries in K-12 and Higher Education LGBTQ Scholarship.”
This project will bring together about 30 queer studies scholars from across the country to work across K-12 and Higher Education to advance queer scholarship. This project involves a virtual convening in early 2021, and multiple day meeting on campus later in 2021.
Today, the Critical Studies Working Group sent an open letter to Auburn University College of Education leadership regarding anti-Blackness. Read the full letter at: https://t.co/I9gyBfk0zM
Did you miss tonight’s event? Don’t worry! Catch the film, Major!, on Prime or another streaming platform, then watch the panel discussion at: https://t.co/KCfhD1abTK
Reminder: This event starts in less than an hour! We recommend getting your Twitch account going and linked with Amazon Prime before the start time. The panel discussion afterward will occur on Facebook Live (https://t.co/42MkHtWDyH).
Please join us on Friday, June 26th for a virtual documentary screening and discussion of "Major!" Requires access to an Amazon Prime subscription, and the event will be held on Twitch.
Please join us on Friday, June 26th for a virtual documentary screening and discussion of "Major!" Requires access to an Amazon Prime subscription, and the event will be held on Twitch.
Please join us on Friday, June 26th for a virtual documentary screening and discussion of "Major!" Requires access to an Amazon Prime subscription, and the event will be held on Twitch.