Students & Educators for Equity

We address disproportionalities facing marginalized communities through restorative practices, equity work, and youth-adult partnership. (NYC DOE)

[Students & Educators for Equity @realSEEnyc]

HUMANS OF SEE

SEE member story #2:
Beauty at the Bottom of the Food Chain

[Students & Educators for Equity @realSEEnyc]

HUMANS OF SEE

SEE member story #1: The Art of Comedy

[Students & Educators for Equity @realSEEnyc]

As the new school year begins, we encourage you to give students space to tell their stories. Introducing: Humans of SEE.

When we trade stories we see ourselves in each other.

Hear our stories and share yours!

[Students & Educators for Equity @realSEEnyc]

As the new school year begins, we encourage you to give students space to tell their stories. Introducing: Humans of SEE.

When we trade stories we see ourselves in each other.

Hear our stories and share yours!

[Students & Educators for Equity @realSEEnyc]

As the new school year begins, we encourage you to give students space to tell their stories. Introducing: Humans of SEE.

When we trade stories we see ourselves in each other.

Hear our stories and share yours!

[Students & Educators for Equity @realSEEnyc]

Have you registered yet?? ‼️‼️

[Youth Summit NYC @youthsummitnyc]

Make sure to register for Youth Summit through the link in our bio!!

[Youth Summit NYC @youthsummitnyc]

Have you registered for Youth Summit yet? Last day is on April 30th!!

[Youth Summit NYC @youthsummitnyc]

General registration for Youth Summit NYC 2022 is finally here! Register yourself or a group on our website (link in bio) before the deadline on April 30 🗓 We can’t wait to see you all there!

[The New York Times @nytimes]

Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson called her confirmation to the Supreme Court “the greatest honor of my life.” President Biden hailed a “real change” in American history as he and his supporters celebrated the ascension of the first Black woman to the court. https://t.co/1GmzhSYvCs

[Students & Educators for Equity @realSEEnyc]

📌 Benefits Enrollment
→ Visit https://t.co/9XIOG8m3zU or call 718-557-1399 to learn more

📌 Vaccinations
→ Use the City's Vaccine Finder website or go to https://t.co/GFFAqu14if

❗ Wear your mask. Stay safe.

[Students & Educators for Equity @realSEEnyc]

While COVID-19 cases and hospitalizations surge, SEE wants to make sure everyone is staying as safe as possible. Visit some of these COVID-19 resources if help is needed.

📞 NY has a free, confidential helpline: 1-844-863-9314

[Students & Educators for Equity @realSEEnyc]

NYC COVID RESOURCES 👇
📌 Food Assistance
→ Visit the NYC Food Assistance Website or call 311 to learn more

📌 Mental Health
→ For help coping, visit the NYC Well website.
→ Speak with a counselor 24/7 by calling 1-888-NYC-WELL (1-888-692-9355) or texting “WELL” to 65173

[Students & Educators for Equity @realSEEnyc]

📍 Creating a better school experience for students
📍 Learn more about school community in order to make meaningful changes
📍 Gain a better connection and relationship with our schools
📍 Fine tune leadership skills (including communication)

[Students & Educators for Equity @realSEEnyc]

As we make our way into the second week of February in 2022, let’s revisit some of the meaningful goals SEE members made for the new year. These goals ranged from community all the way to leadership skills. Here are SEE’s top goals for 2022:

[Students & Educators for Equity @realSEEnyc]

📍 Gain a network/community of people while getting experience around equity work
📍 Educate ourselves on topics surrounding equity and restorative justice
📍 Collaborate with other schools and partners
📍 Navigating the transition to in-person learning after remote learning

[Students & Educators for Equity @realSEEnyc]

Let’s go! Make sure to get YOUR voice heard.

[NYC Speaks @nycspeaks2022]

These New Yorkers are speaking. Are you?
Take the #NYCspeaks survey by THIS Friday at https://t.co/Ns4SzxWu1t! https://t.co/ZUtn2heBcb

[Students & Educators for Equity @realSEEnyc]

President Gerald Ford officially recognized Black History Month in 1976, calling upon the public to “seize the opportunity to honor the too-often neglected accomplishments of Black Americans in every area of endeavor throughout our history.”

[Students & Educators for Equity @realSEEnyc]

Happy Black History Month from the @realseenyc family! As we head into the first week of February, it is always important to reflect on the origins and history behind this empowering month.

[Students & Educators for Equity @realSEEnyc]

By the late 1960s, thanks in part to the civil rights movement and a growing awareness of Black identity, "Negro History Week" had evolved into Black History Month on many college campuses.