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Higher Education is a Right for All
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2030Funding for colleges serving marginalized reconsidered
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2030Push higher education for all nationally
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2028Advocacy at DOE for the concept of education being a right for all
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2028Finalize a whitepaper (already drafted by Education4All) to be signed on to by major higher education organizations, from discipline associations to policy-making associations
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2028State bills to protect and/or rebuild DEI; Academic Freedom and Institutional Autonomy proposed
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2028Student voting campaign in full force to ensure states vulnerable are protected; focus on opportunities to flip
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2026Student voting campaign in full force to ensure states vulnerable are protected; focus on opportunities to flip
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2026Propose bill development at friendly states to protect; unfriendly states to change discourse
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NowBegin to organize voting campaign
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NowDevelop bills in academically-friendly states so other states can follow
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2035Leaders are equipped with the knowledge, skills, and abilities to ensure all citizens are welcome into the academic community
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2028Deploy deep, timely, and time-sensitive training on context-specific tools to lead through anti-DEI; anti- Academic Freedom and anti-Institutional Autonomy legislation and cultures
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2026Deploy deep, timely, and time-sensitive training on context-specific tools to lead through anti-DEI; anti- Academic Freedom and anti-Institutional Autonomy legislation and cultures
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2026Scale and deploy action-oriented student, faculty, and staff campaigns and communication vehicles to educate and advocate for DEI in the public and political spheres.
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2026 o   Disciplinary associations and unions focus on publicized teach-ins;
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2026 o   Students deploy messages of how legislative actions impinge on them
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2026 o   Develop sector-wide communication campaign linked to democracy
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NowScale and deploy action-oriented student, faculty, and staff campaigns and communication vehicles to educate and advocate for DEI in the public and political spheres.
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Now o   Disciplinary associations and unions focus on publicized teach-ins;
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Now o   Students deploy messages of how legislative actions impinge on them
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Now o   Develop sector-wide communication campaign linked to democracy
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2035Develop and deploy a powerful framework of student success that unites higher education, community, and private sector toward a common goal of democracy.
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2035150 colleges adopt a framework informed by Education4All to fund colleges differently and protect DEI with 20 corporations signing on
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203050 colleges adopt a framework informed by Education4All to fund colleges differently and protect DEI with 10 corporations signing on
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2028Deploy a powerful framework of student success that unites higher education, community, and private sector toward a common goal of democracy, with 10 corporations signing on
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2026Develop a powerful framework of student success that unites higher education, community, and private sector toward a common goal of democracy
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2026Identify corporations who will consider our work in states deeply impacted by anti-DEI; anti- Academic Freedom and anti-Institutional Autonomy legislation (e.g. TX, FL, OH, VA, NC, SC, OK)
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2035Reimagined discourse and funding based on new definitions of elite and advocacy that higher education is a right
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2030Seek DOE re-focus on higher education as a right from funding to state-level support
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2028Actively focus on higher education as political, but not partisan
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2026Roll out of what a re-imagined discourse and funding based on new definitions of elite and advocacy that higher education is a right could be;
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2026Communication campaign on higher education as a right permeates higher ed sector
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