Tag Archives: educational justice

Action Now In The News – Violence, Jobs & School Closings

Posted on February 15, 2013 by action209

Action Now leaders have been quoted in the press lately speaking out about community issues that are plaguing our city and our nation as a whole! – On February 11th, Action Now leader Charles Brown and Action Now Executive Director … Continue reading →

Posted in Education, In The News, Minimum Wage, Violence Prevention | Tagged barbara flynn currie, charles brown, chicago sun times, chicago tribune, cps, department of education, dna info, education, educational justice, EDUJustice, equal voice news, governor quinn, illinois general assembly, jobs, john cullerton, journey for justice, katelyn johnson, living wage, michelle young, minimum wage, poverty, president obama, raise the wage, school closings, violence, windy pearson | Leave a comment

Action Now Travels To D.C. To Protest School Closings At Department of Education Hearing!

Posted on January 30, 2013 by action209

Action Now and Kenwood Oakland Community Organization, along with organizations from 18 other cities, traveled to Washington D.C. to testify at the Department of Education Hearing on Civil Rights on January 29th. The topic of the hearing is “The Impact … Continue reading →

Posted in Education | Tagged arne duncan, chicago schools, civil rights, civil rights hearing, co-locations, cps, department of education, dept of ed hearing, education, educational justice, jitu brown, journey for justice, kenwood oakland community organization, KOCO, phase-outs, public schools, racial justice, school closings, turnarounds, washington d.c. | Leave a comment

Tag Archives: educational justice

Action Now In The News – Violence, Jobs & School Closings

Action Now Travels To D.C. To Protest School Closings At Department of Education Hearing!

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