Our Goals 🤝🏾 Your Support
~ Thank you for your continued support & feedback.
~ Here is an overview of the commitments we are seeking from Fresno Unified as Ethnic Studies teacher members.
We want to increase membership into our coalition…Open to all that are interested in ensuring Fresno Unified students are able to access Ethnic Studies courses that maintain a fidelity to Ethnic Studies. Please sign up here: https://t.co/mDOlQUPNQ1
Now, more than ever, our new Superintendent must understand the discipline of Ethnic Studies and uphold its values and principles to fidelity. As we usher in new leadership in Fresno Unified School District, the @FresnoESC is seeking input on feedback to provide the School Board.
Please fill out this form (https://t.co/mRuwdwbVQW) with any questions, feedback, or concerns regarding the desired qualities of Fresno Unified School District’s next Superintendent in relationship to Ethnic Studies.
Indigenous Peoples' Day is a holiday that celebrates and honors Native American peoples and commemorates their histories and cultures. We hope to see you there.
We did it! I am pleased to announce that #AB101, our Ethnic Studies bill, has been signed by the @CAgovernor. Thank you to my colleagues, students, and numerous advocates who have been apart of the struggle to add #ethnicstudies to our school curriculum. #iamethnicstudies
We have so much to say - for now thank you to the students, teachers, elders, and community activists that are now included in the long legacy of Ethnic Studies. We see you and we thank you. #ethnicstudies https://t.co/NaQUbbktFr
We @FresnoESC educators believe #EthnicStudies can empower students and transform communities. We’ve seen this in our @fresnounified classes and can’t wait to continue the work. https://t.co/9UlYpLD6vp 🤎
Pause.
Reflect.
Listen.
Learn.
Act.
Sending immense healing to the Survivors, their families, and the communities of all those who attended Indian Residential Schools.
Today we reflect, mourn and stand with indigenous communities. #everychildmatters 🧡
We must continue to make @fresnounified a safe place for all students. To end of racist imagery in Fresno Unified, please submit public comment to the district by emailing [email protected] (Max 250 words) or voicemail 559-457-6222 by Tuesday, December 8, at 8pm.
The following is @FresnoESC public comment on the the use of Native imagery and mascots in Fresno Unified School District. We stand in solidarity with @valleynativesforchange and call on Fresno Unified School District to #changethemascot!
Anti-Racism requires action!
(3) This bill of rights will be written, edited, reviewed & perfected by students and youth rights activists.
We offer our support & our hope is this work by student organizers brings US closer to cultivating a sense of mutual respect among students, staff, and the community!
(1) Please RT!
Generation Up Fresno Chapter is a student-led youth advocacy group. They along with @FresnoBarrios are hosting a townhall, THIS FRIDAY, to get input from the community and students about what they would like to see on a “Student Bill of Rights” in @fresnounified
(2) @FresnoESC FresnoESC is in full support of this initiative!
The Student Bill of Rights will be written to help students address their rights and freedoms which they feel are not being acknowledged by the public educational system.
This summer I worked with civil rights icons to engage students in virtual #ethnicstudies lessons & our youth felt empowered seeing themselves in curriculum. @AsmJoseMedina's #AB331 will do the same for more CA students & I applaud the #CaLeg for sending it to Gov @GavinNewsom.