DREAMers are thriving: We must defend DACA now
A proud DREAMer shares her hopes and fears.
A proud DREAMer shares her hopes and fears.
“Can you imagine being five years old, getting dropped off at school and being afraid that you would come home to an empty house, with no idea where your parents are or if they’re coming back?”
More than a thousand activists rallied at the Texas State Capitol to deliver a powerful message to the Texas State Legislature and Governor—SB4 is a racist law and we will not stop fighting until it is overturned.
U.S. Rep Pramila Jayapal (D-WA) sit down with Education Votes to share her thoughts legitimized hate and Education Secretary Betsy DeVos.
“It’s about how we can help these kids. With that kind of attitude things go really far.”
“I shouldn’t have to talk to seven year olds about what will happen to them if their parents are deported.”
This week NEA educators in Milwaukee, WI and Omaha, NE began to build a line of defense for students –no matter where they live or where they were born.
“This is not a one and done. I don’t look at this as single training or a one-off rally, but as a beginning point for continuous community engagement that will transform the lives of our students, communities and the world.”
Educators are raising their voices to keep schools safe for all students and call out the Trump administration’s proposed corporate takeover of public schools.
School districts across the country are rushing to declare school campuses “safe zones” for undocumented students.