Civically-Engaged

Move Advocacy Outside of the Classroom

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How do teachers work in collaboration with others to leverage knowledge and resources to advocate for justice and equity in our local and national communities?

Here you’ll find radio shows, webinars with discussion questions, and a toolkit for teacher leaders to discuss and use to support teachers in their own individual and collective advocacy, as well as stories of what is possible when teachers network and advocate.

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