Ali Academy

To some people, this work is a feel good thing. seems like the right thing to do, in between figuring out what they really want to do with their lives. . For me, this work is my life, and has been for decades

Chester: Harlem educator on NYPD harassment of young minority men Chester Asher is a teacher and the founder of Transform America, an organization that encourages its young participants to target social justice issues in th...

Sign up https://forms.gle/yjDSfuWqcaSujMpo6 for our free summer social justice camp. This year we focus on food justice, sustainability, and health! Wed May 29th-31st 8am to 4pm Webster University 470 E Lockwood Ave, Webster Groves 63119. Middle school and up!

ALI ACADEMY Ali AcademyAli Academy is a proposed, free, K through 12, social justice public school that aims to serve children and families in Saint Louis City, MO. We will start with sixth grade and grow each year. We exist to achieve greater social justice in education by providing a world class rigorous educ...

@duskopoppington really be tryna give us the game. Love this brother! What are your thoughts? #BrotherJoshua

Our kids are part of the solution. Education is a tool - use it to better the world! Thank you showing us that it is possible.

“Education is integrally related to social change” - Angela Davis #WeCantWait #MalcomX Malcolm X & Dr. Betty Shabazz Memorial and Educational Centerlight

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Recording arts studio at Perspective school on the South Side of Chicago. When students find a “purpose” at school, “school” takes on a different meaning. More than a place of learning, but a place to become someone that matters to the world. Thanks to Tony and the High Tech High Graduate School of Education crew

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Brother Alandon w Now imagine workforce development as a regular part of every child’s education from K to 12. why study how to write with kindergarteners and not have them meet screenwriters who use writing to create movies? Why study algebra and not take middle schoolers to a construction site where they use algebra to determine the amount of building materials needed? Why study history and not have high schoolers question politicians on the effectiveness or ineffectiveness of policies given historical examples? Education must change, lead the way brother