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New York Appleseed Supports Culturally Responsive Education
New York Appleseed is proud to stand with the NYC Coalition for Educational Justice in their campaign for Culturally Responsive Education. Big thanks to Speaker Melissa Mark-Viverito and Daniel Dromm for championing this initiative in the city council. Racially and
Laundry City at the Harlem School Summit
New York Appleseed partner Epic Theatre Ensemble‘s Epic NEXT delivered another powerful performance of Laundry City at the Harlem School Summit this weekend. They set the stage for a day or workshops, planning, and parent empowerment – all focused on
New York Appleseed and IntegrateNYC4me on the National Stage
Representatives from New York Appleseed and IntegrateNYC4me joined researchers, advocates, and educational leaders from across the country at the Harvard Graduate School of Education School Diversity Strategic Planning Conference to discuss the movement. Former U.S. Secretary of Education John King
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Laundry City at P.S. 15 Roberto Clemente Elementary
New York Appleseed was proud to bring The Laundry City Company from Epic Theatre Ensemble to P.S. 15 Roberto Clemente to perform Laundry City for District 1 community members. The crowd was blown away by the performance, and participated in
New York Appleseed Monthly – December
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NYC Integration Advocacy Coalition
Council member Ritchie Torres joined advocates from across the City on December 20th at Woodrow’s Restaurant to talk about his efforts to integrate NYC schools. He discussed his recent bill introduced to the City Council to open an Office of School
Desegregation Panel at Teachers College, Columbia University
On December 8th, School Diversity Project Director Matt Gonzales joined Professor of Sociology and Education, Amy Stuart-Wells, TC Doctoral Student Diana Cordova-Cobo, Sarah Camiscoli, Director of IntegrateNYC4Me, Principal of PS 705 Sandra Soto, and Iman Abdul, Education Consultancy Intern for IntegrateNYC4Me,
NYC Integration Advocacy Coalition
The NYC Integration Advocacy Coalition held it’s third meeting at NYU Metro Center. Advocates from across the city developed four working groups to focus on specific topics. Group 1 will develop language for a citywide policy statement; Group 2 will work on