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Activists, Advocates, and Agitators : 21st Century Justice-Oriented Teacher Activist Organizations.

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Format:
Book
Author/Creator:
Kramer, Brianne.
Language:
English
Subjects (All):
Social justice and education.
Social movements.
Physical Description:
1 online resource (341 pages)
Edition:
1st ed.
Place of Publication:
Bloomfield : Myers Education Press, 2024.
Summary:
Activists, Advocates, and Agitators: 21st Century Teacher Activist Organizations, edited by Brianne Kramer, explores the role of educators in promoting social justice through grassroots activism. The book presents a comprehensive examination of teacher activist organizations, highlighting their efforts to combat the negative impacts of standardized testing and privatization of education. It features contributions from educators, union leaders, and scholars, who share insights on organizing strategies and the importance of collective action in the education sector. The work serves as a guide and inspiration for teachers and education advocates interested in fostering democratic and equitable educational environments. Intended for educators and activists, the book underscores the power of solidarity and activism in challenging systemic inequities in education. Generated by AI.
Contents:
Cover
Copyright
Book Title
Dedication
Table of Contents
ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
Part 1: Why and How Teachers Organize
CHAPTER 1: The Need for Teacher Activism and Organizing: An Introduction
CHAPTER 2: Why Do Teachers Engage in Justice-Oriented Activism?: Reflections from Philadelphia's Teacher-Activists
CHAPTER 3: Transformative Teacher Activism: A Political and Educational Awakening
CHAPTER 4: "We can join together to help fix it": UCORE and the Movement for Social Justice Unionism
CHAPTER 5: The Crossfires of Hate
Part 2: Teacher-Activist Organizations and Social Justice Unionism
CHAPTER 6: We Refuse to Be Blamed: The Badass Teachers Association
CHAPTER 7: The Movement and the Mayor
CHAPTER 8: So We Stand: Minneapolis Federation of Teachers
CHAPTER 9: Black Lives Matter at School and the Ongoing Pursuit of Educational Justice for Black Lives
CHAPTER 10: National Educators United (NEU): Collective Action Outside of Formal Union Spaces
CHAPTER 11: NYCoRE's Inquiry-to-Action Groups: Developing Political Education Toward Liberatory Futures in Education
CHAPTER 12: Privatization Doesn't Stop at Borders: The Trinational Coalition in Defense of Public Education
CHAPTER 13: USOS: Our Part in the Struggle to Save the Public's Schools
Part 3: Opportunities for Preparing Preservice and Current Teachers
CHAPTER 14: Aspiring Educators as Aspiring Organizers and Activists: A Blueprint for Action
CHAPTER 15: Reframing Curricular Opportunities to Nurture and Sustain Critical Consciousness
ABOUT THE AUTHORS
INDEX.
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ISBN:
9781975505646
1975505646
OCLC:
1456760595

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