Andre Eaton

Andre D. Eaton directs program expansion, program support, staff development, and additional trainings for all New York State ParentChild+ program sites.

[Schuyler Center @SchuylerCenter]

Just released - Schuyler Center’s 2026 State of New York’s Children Data Book!

Having good data is imperative to identifying the right policy solutions, especially in the face of federal program rollbacks and cuts.

Download: https://t.co/0TEnNzmGrZ

[New York City Council @NYCCouncil]

NYC, say hello to your new New York City Council leadership!

Deputy Speaker @CMNantashaW
Majority Leader @CMShaunAbreu
Majority Whip @KamillahMHanks
Deputy Whip Elsie Encarnacion
Deputy Leader @CMSandraUng
Deputy Leader @CMChrisBanks42
Finance Chair @CMLindaLee
Land Use Chair @CMKevinCRiley
Oversight & Investigations Chair @CMShekarK
Education Chair @EricDinowitzNYC

[Literacy In Community @linc_nyc]

🎶📚 Next week, Jan 20–24, join LINC for hands-on programs that spark early literacy, empower families, and bring communities together. 🌟 Always FREE and designed for families with children ages 0–5, but all ages are welcome. Reserve your spot today: https://t.co/iT1rHoQ53M

[Governor Kathy Hochul @GovKathyHochul]

Universal child care will change the lives of thousands of families and give parents the breathing room they deserve.

Join me live in Queens: https://t.co/pyYFFrHCty

[Childhood Education International @ChildhoodEdIntl]

Investing in the early years is the most powerful step toward lifelong literacy. Every dollar invested in early childhood literacy yields exponential returns. #internationalliteracyday #EarlyYears #InvestInLiteracy #CEI #GlobalEducation

[Childhood Education International @ChildhoodEdIntl]

On this day in 1990, the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) was signed into law.

We honor this anniversary by reaffirming our commitment to building inclusive environments where every child can thrive. Meaningful inclusion is not optional—it’s essential. 🌍✨

#ADA35

[EdTrust-New York @EdTrustNY]

“Failing to address the needs of struggling adolescent readers—disproportionately Black and Latinx—denies them a basic civil and human right.” -Arlen Benjamin-Gomez, executive director of @EdTrustNY https://t.co/mIRrE6eTc7 #RightToRead #EveryGradeCounts

[Andre Eaton @AndreEaton1]

The Class of 2025 - Congratulations to my Baby Girl.

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[Sen. Cory Booker @SenBooker]

Americans aren’t a line item in a budget to cut. Your story matters, your voice matters, this fight matters.

[Andre Eaton @AndreEaton1]

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@LogitechG @aimlab Go for it

[Logitech G @LogitechG]

Logitech G PLAYDAYS are coming to @Aimlab! Master your movement, aiming, and audio skills and win prizes in The Gauntlet!

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Learn more and play today at https://t.co/YwqTlHI221

[Amanda Gorman @TheAmandaGorman]

I am so excited to announce my newest picture book, GIRLS ON THE RISE, with illustrations by the amazing @LoveisWise_ . This book is based on a poem I wrote a few years ago, and celebrates the power we have when we dare to raise our voices. I hope GIRLS ON THE RISE will inspire young readers and their families everywhere and I cannot wait for you to read it! 💛

GIRLS ON THE RISE is available for preorder now at https://t.co/EVCO97tHK9 and comes out on January 7, 2025 from @penguinkids

[The Martin Luther King, Jr. Center @TheKingCenter]

Why Are You Voting?

Your vote is your voice. What’s driving you to the polls this year? Share your reasons with us and let’s inspire each other to make a difference. Comment below!

#TheKingCenter #YourVoteMatters #ShiftTheCulture #JusticeForAll

[AFRICAN & BLACK HISTORY @AfricanArchives]

Happy 70th birthday to Ruby Bridges! In 1960, she became the first Black American to attend a white elementary school in the South.

A visual reminder of what she faced every day.

—In 1960, Ruby Bridges became the first Black American to attend a white elementary school in the South. As soon as Bridges entered the school, white parents pulled their own children out; all teachers refused to teach while a black child was enrolled.

Only one person agreed to teach Ruby and that was Barbara Henry, from Boston, Massachusetts, and for over a year Mrs. Henry taught her alone, "as if she were teaching a whole class."

Every morning, as Bridges walked to school, one woman would threaten to poison her; because of this, the U.S. Marshals dispatched by President Eisenhower, who were overseeing her safety, only allowed Ruby to eat food that she brought from home.

Another woman at the school put a black baby doll in a wooden coffin and protested with it outside the school, a sight that Bridges said "scared me more than the nasty things people screamed at us."

At her mother's suggestion, Bridges began to pray on the way to school, which she found provided protection from the comments yelled at her on the daily walks. #blackhistory #rubybridges

[Barack Obama @BarackObama]

.@KamalaHarris and @Tim_Walz believe in an America where "We the People" includes everyone. Because that's the only way this American experiment works. And despite what our politics might suggest, I think most Americans understand that.

[Andre Eaton @AndreEaton1]

Who do you think is Ready Day One? When we Fight, We Win. Let's Win This.

[Barack Obama @BarackObama]

We’re fired up and ready to go! Let’s do all we can to elect @KamalaHarris and @Tim_Walz.

Join us: https://t.co/P9hoDak8Rn