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NameOtherName of Host: Individual/OrganizationEst. # of ParticipantsYour EmailAdd'l InformationTitle of EventLocation of Activation (Name and Full Address)Start Time (Time Zone)End Time (Time Zone)Day of Point of ContactRegistration Link (if any)Flyer? (email to info@freedomtolearn.net)
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Coalition for Liberated Ethnic Studies
OtherCoalition for Liberated Ethnic Studies1000+liberatedesc@gmaill.comOnline campaign leading up to Day of Action
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Dr. Deborah StromanOtherDeborah Stroman - Digital Organizing of University of Virginia Black Alumni500+debby@dstroman.comDigital campaign on May 3rd to post a script supporting truth telling and the freedom to learn on their social media platform.
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Kaye Wise WhiteheadMarchTeach-In at Loyola University MD; Lesson Plan availble through NWSA; giving away banned bookssharing with our 14K member databasenwsapresident2021@gmail.comLooking forward to sharing our Lesson Plan
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Tanya BelcheffBanned Book ReadingRead in at the local library50+tanyabcnm@gmail.comThis is centered around students grade 5-12 but will include all who join us.Read-InBurton Barr Public Library 1221 N. Central Ave., Phoenix, AZ850043:30pm MST6:30 pm MSTTanya BelcheffYes
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Maggie Sky and Kaela StephensonSocial Media CampaignSocial Media campaign using the platform @peaceflagmovement on IG and FBhopefully 100s or morelearn2relax@yahoo.com
human@peaceflagmovement.org
Campaign a week or so prior to lead up to 5/3. On 5/3 we'll be listing 3-5 actions that others on this list will be offering, so our audience can join in with them.
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Ali CollinsOtherCA political education campaign to protect progress in education to highlight CA education laws that promote education justice and non-discriminatory learning environments for CA students. I am working with a coalition of nascent CA parent organizations to create a list of Student Rights based on CA Ed Code.10-100
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SHS - Cultural Awarenss ClubBanned Book ReadingLunchtime on the quad banned book reading, awarenss raising campaignmarkgomez1@csumb.eduPosible teach in or ban book reading at two local high schools in the Salinas Valley, through student clubs,
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Jody ValentineBanned Book ReadingJody Valentine NOTE: THIS IS A PRIVATE EVENT, not for website200jovalentine@gmail.comElementary-school read-aloud of The 1619 Project: Born on the Water
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Janae OliverOtherVarioues events leading up to May 3rdasali1407@gmail.com
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Ingrid PalmerBanned Book ReadingLos Angeles African American Women PAC20+laaawpacprograms@gmail.com
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Sikivu HutchinsonFreedom CircleAfrican American Humanism class @ Pitzer College20+shutch2396@aol.comDiscussion of national and local educational justice climate vis-a-vis culturally responsive literature and student advocacy
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Sikivu HutchinsonFreedom CircleAfrican American Humanism class @ Pitzer College20+shutch2396@aol.comDiscussion of national and local educational justice climate vis-a-vis culturally responsive literature and student advocacy
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Mack BoyleTeach-inMack Boyle (SURJ Bay Area Youth and Families Committee)20-30mackhboyle@gmail.comWe will be hosting a teach-in/banned book storytime at Lake Merritt with a resource share. We'll be centering young folks and families that will include music and art making for freedom reader bookmarks.
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Valerie TrainaBanned Book ReadingPartnering with Mysterious Galaxy bookstore (San Diego, CA) from 7 - 8 PM.30+vtraina2002@yahoo.comA public in-person event that will be livestreamed on IG. Reading passages fm various banned books. A giveaway of banned books. (Planning a bigger event in 2 months.)Mysterious Galaxy Bookstore 3555 Rosecrans Street #107, San Diego, CA 92110. Tel: 619-539-71377:00 pm PDT8:00 pm PDTValerie TrainaNo
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Milton Reynolds/Stacey KertsmanTeach in VirtualMilton Reynolds Consulting/P-Cubed20+
piscator.reynolds@gmail.com, staceykertsman@gmail.com
Announcement of the Neurodiversity Discussion Group's "Contexts of Neurodiversity" virtual symposium to be held October 2023 that aligns with the spirit of the Freedom to Learn movement
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Ruchi Agarwal-RangnathBanned Book ReadingUniversity of San Francisco Teacher Education Department120rarangnath@gmail.comHiphop Freedom School: Teach In, Think Through & Talk Back about African American Studies (Virtual)
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Jennifer ElemenTeach-inCalifornia Council for the Social Studies: Equity, Inclusion and Social Justice Committee20+jenniferelemen@gmail.comhttps://tinyurl.com/SJPLACES
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Sharon Chia ClarosOp-Ed/ BlogSharon Chia Claros/Mabuhay with Loveschiaclaros@gmail.com
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Devorah HillOtherVarioues events leading up to May 3rddigitaldevah@gmail.com
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Rachael LehmanBanned Book ReadingCommunity College of Denverlehman.rachael@gmail.comI serve as the Sociology and Women's Studies Discipline Chair for Colorado Community College System. I plan to send information to our faculty in Colorado about doing a banned book reading on their respective campuses.
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Lisa Monroe and Susan MonroeBanned Book ReadingSocial Justice CALL, hosting an initial meeting on May 3, to launch a series of teach-ins during summer 2023. Aim is to widely promote the Freedom to Learn, by building coalitions of readers to study truthful accounts of racism in U.S. history, in defiance of the many book bans and various laws designed to eliminate this historical knowledge from being taught to students in U.S. schools and being disseminated in public libraries. Aim is also to build coalitions among activists, both individual and civic groups. (Planning reading at historic Black Women's Club from 1900, Ida B. Wells in attendance at club discovered in meeting notes (historical connection)20readstudyresist@gmail.com"We the People" Freedom to Learn - Unbanned Book Pushback!7pm (EST)8:15 pm (EST)Lisa Monroe
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Christine Japelybanned bk display/teach-inNorwalk Community College40-50cjapely@norwalk.edu
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Arlene King-BerryBanned Book Reading/ DistributionCapital (DC) Chaper of the Links40akingberry@yahoo.comTBD
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Kirsten Ivey-ColsonTeach-inThe AntiRacist TableKirsten@TheAntiRacistTable.comVirtual
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Kisha BarnesBanned Book ReadingThe KC Barnes Group20barneskisha1@gmail.com
Meeting ID: 827 1615 8079
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Christian MiskellOtherChristian Miskell, Black Lives Matter at Schools, East City Bookshop; Banned Book Display; social media campaign, and book distribution in DC50cmiskell@chds.orgIf interested in collaborating, reach out! Cmiskell@chds.orglocated on the mid-atlantic slideYes
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Bernadine StallingsRally & After-event receptionNational Council of Negro Women + many co-sponsors200stallings.bernadine@yahoo.comJoin us for a Rally to Fight for the Freedom to Learn at the College Board national headquartersFreedom to Learn DC RallyConvening point: 1351 19th St. NW; Rally: 1919 M. St. NW9a Convene; 9:45 Walk to 1919 M. St., 10a Rally11a ETBernadine Stallings, stallings.bernadine@yahoo.combit.ly/F2LDCRallyYes
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Chantelle WilkinsonOp-Ed/BlogCenter for Urban and Racial Equity
cwilkinson@urbanandracialequity.org
https://urbanandracialequity.org/
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Chantelle WilkinsonSocial Media CampaignCenter for Urban and Racial Equity
cwilkinson@urbanandracialequity.org
https://urbanandracialequity.org/
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Gerri Madrid-DavisBand Book Readingworking with in house Library and our ERGs to currate a collection of band books to raise awareness with employees30gmadrid14@aarp.org
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Ali Tal-masonBanned Book ReadingSocial media banned book readathonalitalmason@gmail.comGraduate student association is hosting a banned book readathon collecting and posting video clips on social media.
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Kestrel Ward (they/them)Op-Ed/ BlogWriting an op-ed for the college newspaper and a blog postkestrel.s.ward@gmail.comOp-ed in https://www.alligator.org/ and blog post at www.onequeerlibrarian.comNA
https://onequeerlibrarian.com/2023/05/01/freedom-to-learn-day-of-action/(opens in a new tab)
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Dr. Maribel MoreyFreedom CircleMiami Institute for the Social Sciences10+miamisocialsciences@gmail.com
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Shan-Estelle Brown and Nikki Fragala BarnesTeach-inAudubon Park Community Library (grassroots banned books) at Audubon Park Covenant Church50+
nikkifragalabarnes@gmail.com, sbrown279@gmail.com
will invite antiracism facebook group to share excerpts from banned books;administrators of group will post info from #Teach-In and Banned Books Reading
Audubon Community Church 3219 Chelsea St, Orlando, FL 32803
6;30pm EDT8pm EDTNikki Fragala Barnes, 321.303.0031
zoom: www.tinyurl.com/5akwau3y
Yes
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Jessica EstévezTeach-inOnline Chercha to increase visibility, healing and advocacy40 registeredhola@migentemipueblo.comwww.migentemipueblo.com advancing equity by centering latinx and bipoc narrative, healing and advocacy
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Lori KellyOtherBegining to explore ways to support students
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Cassandra BrownBanned Book ReadingLocal mayor owns a bookstore and they are planning a Bans off our Books event35 - 50Cassieb@allabouttheballots.org
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Melba V. Pearson, EsqSocial Media CampaignThe Resident Legal Diva - social media campaign100+melbapearsonesq@gmail.comRead excerpts from Toni Morrison's Bluest Eye and/or Antiracist Baby by Ibram X. Kendi and share resource list of banned books to readFacebook/IGTV/YouTube/LinkedIn/TikTok @ResidentLegalDiva6pm EST6:30pm ESTMeYes
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Dr. Stephanie Y. EvansTeach-inWriting workshop for faculty writing book/ proposals25?sevans62@gsu.edu
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Lynne WashingtonOtherPulpit Awareness with various black chuches and Banned Book clubDont Know hetrevlynnewincarnation@gmail.com
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Deidra WrightBanned Book ReadingBlack Teachers Literary Society: Freedom Circle Activity & Banned Book Read for Primary, Middle School and High School Students in Georgia10-21
direct: deidrawrightnow@gmail.com
We provided lesson plans and presentations to teachers and parents. We will also host a banned book reading in collaboration with TFC. Teachers will gather after school for a freedom circle dialogue and dish @3:45pmCan't Ban Us GAOnline: various cities in the metro area, North Georgia, and South Georgia6:309:00
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Jilian FordBanned Book ReadingStudent led Banned Book read alongjford43@kennesaw.edu
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Anthony DownerBanned Book ReadingVirtual read-in coordinated with in-person events across Georgia50-100adowneraday@gmail.com
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Emily CookRallyVarious student groups @ SIUC20+emily.cook@siu.eduRally to demand staffing of Student Multicultural Resource Center (LGBTQ+, Black, and Women's resource centers all currently unstaffed)
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Emily CookOtherGrassroots Literary Magazine & Writers Block in association with The Rainbow Cafe10+emily.cook@siu.eduQuill & Ink Literary Festival
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Dr. Jesú Estrada (they/them)OtherYouTube interview and writing an article.20?drmariajestrada@gmail.comI would be honored to have guests. I'm flexible. Email me. :)
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Michelle AgnewBanned Book ReadingLiterary Divas of Chicago Book Club8aggball66@gmail.com
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C. Viggy AlexanderssonOtherAs the faculty representative, infusing logic and activism from this Freedom to Learn series into the Illinois Community College Board Program Review Advisory Council meeting we have May 3rd, especially as it relates to early college/dual enrollment/dual credit between high schools and community colleges.20+viggysson@gmail.com(Other email, if needed: calexandersson@ccc.edu) I will request a revamp to the equity resources developed over the last couple of years (e.g., the latest resource being the equity rubric for career and technical education programs). One of the specific requests will be about CRT inclusion as a category, not an optional response. In turn, that might safeguard CRT at the community college level in Illinois by way of program review compliance.
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Lisa ClantonRallylending support to student groups at SIUC20+lclanton@siu.edu
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Rachel PateBanned Book Readingbeginning a Banned Book Club, figuring out how we can contact our elected officials and viewing a teach-in virutally8
rachel@chicagounitedforequity.org
Not an open eventN/AChicago United for Equity, 17 N Wabash57N/AN/ANo
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Dr. Jackie Samuel, Dr. Geri Palmer, L.R. SneadBanned Book ReadingCommunity Wellness Institute, National Louis University and The Village Collaborative20+gpalmer@adler.eduOffering attendees an opportunity to read an excerpt from a banned book, engage in short discussion and end with why these books must remain in schools and libraries.
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Marie Adrienne Robles Manalili, MSc, RSLPFreedom CircleCognitive Science Society's Neurodiversity Discussion Group (NDG)10-30marie.manalili@gmail.comA/synchronous Discord discussion of "Critical Race Theory: The Key Writings that Formed the Movement" (Introduction chapter); planning/announcement of the Neurodiversity Discussion Group's "Contexts of Neurodiversity" virtual symposium to be held in October 2023#FTL Critical Race Theory & Contexts of NeurodiversityDiscord7:00 pm Philippine Standard Time10:00 pm Philippine Standard TimeMay 3, 2023Join us on NDG Discord: https://discord.gg/w4jujpRUeFNo
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Toni KingBanned Book ReadingARK Book Study Group- vrtual read-in.10+
thrrive@gmail.com / ARKBookStudyGroup@gmail.com
Attendees will read a banned book via ZoomFreedom to Learn #F2L Read Out LoudZoom7:00 p.m. ET8:00 p.m. ETMay 3, 2023The Zoom link will be provided upon request. Email: ARKBookStudyGroup@gmail.comYes
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Toni KingBanned Book ReadingARK Book Study Group- vrtual read-in.10+thrrive@gmail.com
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Toni WileyOtherNational Urban League (President Marc Morial)90awiley@nul.orgSpeakers will include Marc Morial, Barbara Arnwine, local HBCU Presidents/ Administrators, and Urban League affiliate CEOsFreedom to Learn Day of Action Media BriefingHotel Monteleone12:00 pm CT12:40 pm CTKimani K. Hamilton (504) 881-4960
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Kristi "Kaj" BrianSocial Media CampaignUniv New Orleans --Students sharing important racial justice and feminist lessons they've learned in class20kbrian1@uno.edu
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Lindsey AlvarezzoOp-Ed/ BlogFeminist Bubble writer; UCLA Alumninetwork of 400+feministbubble@gmail.comThe Feminist Bubble network regularly shares content on our social media platforms, advocates for CRT, reproductive justice, and voter participation through extended advocacy network with USOW & Supermajority.
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Tia PerkinsBanned Book ReadingBanned book reading on my social medias @tiaxsky on Instagram and TikTok1000tiaperkins8@gmail.com
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Anoushka ChanderTeach-inHarvard College Student Organizations: Black Students Association, Black Arts Collective, Black Men's Forum, Affirmative Action Coalition100
anoushkachander@college.harvard.edu
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Dr. Shamell BellVirtual Teach InVirtual Teach In: "The Freedom to Dream, Learn, and Love" https://harvard.zoom.us/meeting/register/tJEpcuyvqD0pGdXbfBYqmlYCzPHBbhhwZe1H111shamellbell@gmail.comVirtual teach in Harvard University Theater Dance & Media classes, co-sponsored with community organizations Until Freedom, the Debt Collective and Street Dance Activism 
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Nicole J. Hendricks, Camille Close, Adina GiannelliBanned Book ReadingHolyoke Community College / Western Mass CORE40+nhendricks@hcc.eduBanned book readings in multiple locations on campus, including the CORE student lounge (an area serving formerly incarcerated students), the college library, and the faculty Center for Excellence.Holyoke Community College 303 Homestead Avenue, Holyoke MA. 0104011:00 AM12:30 PMNicole HendricksYes
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Lynn DitchfieldBanned Book ReadingLynn Ditchfield for Borders to Bridges: Arts-Based Curriculum for Social Justice–Belonging, Equity, Diversity, Inclusion, Sovereignty, Reciprocity125 +lynnditchfield@gmail.comoffering free digital copies of Borders to Bridges and Visionary Voices to educators to coinside with activitiesMVYPS educators4/24all day May 3rdDr. Lynn Ditchfieldldborderstobridges@gmail.comYes
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Meenakshi Verma-AgrawalBanned Book ReadingVirtual Teach-in & Banned Books Reading (students & faculty from public health, library sciences, DEI)50vermam@simmons.eduVirtual event across departments at Simmons University. We will do a brief teach-in, call to action, and sign ups for folks to read from their favorite banned books
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Meenakshi Verma-AgrawalBanned Book ReadingVirtual Teach-in & Banned Books Reading (students & teachers from parent organizing group, teachers, parents, students)25-30mverma.agrawal@gmail.comFramingham Families for Racial Equity in Education in collaborations with Framingham State University, Boston University CAR, Framingham Public Schools
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Sheila LloydTeach-inAt Hampshire College, we will hold an in-person teach-in to focus on the fascist underpinnings against Black feminists scholarship and use the teach-in as an opportunity to promote intersectional antiracist activism and curriculum.50-60srlPR@hampshire.eduWe will also give away banned books.
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Liz Phipps SoeiroBanned Book ReadingBoston Public School Libraries; Liz Phipps Soeiro is Director of Boston Public School Libraries & Organizer for My Brother's Keeper Cambridgeliz.phipps.soeiro@gmail.comCommunity reading of banned children's books as after school event for children & their families at My Brother's Keeper Cambridge followed by a teach-in/panel featuring Donald Yacovone in the evening. Individual BPS librarians will also focus their lessons on banned books on 5/3. Event website: https://sites.google.com/view/mbkfreedomtolearn/home
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Dr. Carmen P. ThompsonTeach-inClass at Harvard University (virtual) co-sponsored with Harvard Theater Dance & Media, Until Freedom, The Debt Collective, and Street Dance Activismshamellbell@gmail.com
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Dr. Shaeeda MensahVirtual Read-A-LoudShaeeda Mensahshaeeda.mensah@gmail.comI am seeking volunteers who will submit videos of themselves reading a banned book. The selected texts are Sister Outsider by Audre Lorde, and The Stars and the Darkness Between Them by Junauda Petrus. I will then post the readings to my ig page on May 3rd.Instagram12:00 AM11:59 PMShaeeda Mensahhttps://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSc0X4niYK1jXqloBOxci1YIe7l-xhwBQB0SdNma-ekoNuqw6w/viewform?usp=sf_linkNo
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Heather Wyatt-NicholBanned Book ReadingDonated 4 banned books to Ubalt RB Library for raffle next week. Submit 60 sec. video to Freedom to Learn, possibly post short blog; Listen in on Dr. Whitehead's radio eventhwyatt-nichol@ubalt.edu
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Ashley DanielsTeach-inSocial Media campaign on Black Girls Vote sites and creating a resource guide; supporting Teach In at Loyola University in Baltimore1000+adaniels@blackgirlsvote.comWe will have a video featuring words from Black women political scientists of the National Conference of Black Political Scientists. Will also provide a resource guide to be posted on the Black Girls Vote website.
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Ben BlakeOtherBen Blake, University of Maryland, Information table and postering on campus.50bblake12@umd.edu
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Ann KennedyOpen Mic ReadingRipple Feminist Social Justice Zine (undergrad pub)15-20tanya.kennedy@maine.edu
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KimberlySimmonsTeach-inFeminist Activism Workshop5-10kcs@maine.rr.comIn advance of public hearing on LD123 and LD 618 in Maine - see https://docs.google.com/document/d/1bb0jrfxsIXrd3uDPuLLLd4H9IjMGbKA7hfrlU8VKitc/edit for testimony tipsFreedom To Learn, Maine editionOnline12pmEST1pmESTKim Simmons kcs@maine.rr.comhttps://www.facebook.com/events/1924338574592998
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Gwendlyn DeYoung-ReynoldsBanned Book ReadingGwen DeYoung-Reynolds, Human Rights Campaign.10 - 20gedyr.01@gmail.comBring your favorite banned book and something to sit on.Freedom To Learn Banned Book ReadingCistern Clearing, Avery Road, Waterboro, ME 040876:00:00 PM ET7:00:00 PM ETGwendlyn DeYoung-ReynoldsC1V1L.R1GHT5.2.8.AND.BEYOND@gmsil.com
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Dr. Tonya Kneff-ChangBanned Book ReadingUniversity of Michigan1-5tkneff@umich.eduI plan to gather a few folks together to write. To help us write, we will have a conversation to discuss what it means to teach truth, grounding our conversation in history. We'll also encourage folks to tune into "Today with Dr. Kaye" to hear Dr. Whitehead's discussion with Professor Kimberlé Crenshaw. From there, we will draw on the conversations, our own experiences, and our professional expertise to write op-eds we can share as widely as possible.Agitators, race-mixers, and truth-tellers: The history of teaching truth and our contemporary role as educatorsVirtual12 pm est6 pm estTonya Kneff-ChangNo
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Andrea HillInstructor African American studentsAfrican American Empowerment Falculty Mentor6hill_andi@comcast.net
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Dionne FergusonBanned Book ReadingGood Journey Development Foundation40
dionne.ferguson@goodjourney.org
At Good Journey's youth community garden, Bustani Ya Upenda (Garden of Love): reading excerpts of banned books around garden firepit, burning words of oppression in firepit, creating words of liberation with youth poet, placing banned books in garden little free libraryWE'LL READ & LEARN WHATEVER WE WANT - Freedom 2 Learn National Day of ActionBustani Ya Upenda (Garden of Love) 5059 Vernon Ave St. Louis MO 631136pm CT8pm CTDionne FergusonYes
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Robyn BrowningBanned Book Readingrbrowning20@gmail.com
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Natasha WilkinsEngage Political or Educational LeadersVoices for Honest Education (National Center for Youth Law/ National Network of State Teacher of the Year)40nwilkins@youthlaw.orgA letter writing session for educators to write letters to their represenatives including school board members to request elected and appointed represenatives to speak out against anti-crt bills and speak up for student affirming education policies and legislationLetter Writing Campaign for EducatorsVirtual7pm ET8pm ETNatasha Wilkins (nwilkins@youthlaw.org)https://bit.ly/VHEMAY3Yes
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Dr. Ronda Taylor BullockOp-Ed/ Blogwe are (working to extend anti-racist education, Inc)N/Aronda@weare-nc.org
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Elika Dadsetan-Foley (they/she)OtherVISIONS, Inc.: Film Viewing of film created about life of our founder, Dr. Valerie Batts (and why we have to do the work we do today)40 in person (+ virtual option)elika@visions-inc.orgWe will watch the film AND have a discussion after regarding why we are still doing the work we are doing today (truth-telling, etc.)
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Greta de JongTeach-inUniversity of Nevada, Reno / College of Liberal Arts / Department of History / Department of English / Department of Gender, Race and Identity50–100gretadejong@unr.eduWe are planning a mix of panel discussions with audience Q&A, readings from banned books, open mic spots, and action activities (e.g., postcards to legislators).Freedom to Learn Teach-InJCSU Theater (Joe Crowley Student Union, 3rd Floor), University of Nevada, Reno
1664 N. Virginia St, Reno NV 89557
4:00 PM6:30 PMGreta de Jong (gdejong@unr.edu) or Daniel Enrique Perez (dperez@unr.edu)Yes
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Teach-inInternational Literacy Organization10dubyahh@yahoo.com
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Lindsey Swindall/Smaran DayalTeach inStevens Institute of Technology, College of Arts and Letters20lswindal@stevens.eduWe're going to have film screenings, discussions with librarians and faculty. Hoping to get article in student newspaper about national movement.Freedom to Learn Teach-InStevens Institute of Technology, 1 Castle Point, Hoboken, NJ 070302:304:30lswindal@stevens.edu or sdayal@stevens.eduYes
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Stephanie Lawson-MuhammadRallySOMA Action in conjunction with SOMA Justice and the Community Coalition on Race50-100lawsost@gmail.comWe are planning multiple events: Op-Ed, Teach-In, Banned Book Reading in both Libraries and a Rally. Goal is to to organize around pushing NJ (Murphy and DOE) beyond just accepting the AA Studies Curriculm as is and instead commit to expand to the initial intent of the course and the banned authors. We will partner with local libraries, high school and other local groups for our event.
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Stephanie Lawson-MuhammadBanned Book ReadingSOMA Action in conjunction with SOMA Justice and the Community Coalition on Race20-40lawsost@gmail.comWe are planning multiple events: Op-Ed, Teach-In, Banned Book Reading in both Libraries and a Rally. Goal is to to organize around pushing NJ (Murphy and DOE) beyond just accepting the AA Studies Curriculm as is and instead commit to expand to the initial intent of the course and the banned authors. We will partner with local libraries, high school and other local groups for our event.
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Stephanie Lawson-MuhammadOp-Ed/ BlogSOMA Action in conjunction with SOMA Justice and the Community Coalition on RaceN/Alawsost@gmail.comWe are planning multiple events: Op-Ed, Teach-In, Banned Book Reading in both Libraries and a Rally. Goal is to to organize around pushing NJ (Murphy and DOE) beyond just accepting the AA Studies Curriculm as is and instead commit to expand to the initial intent of the course and the banned authors. We will partner with local libraries, high school and other local groups for our event.
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Stephanie Lawson-MuhammadTeach-inSOMA Action in conjunction with SOMA Justice and the Community Coalition on Race20-50lawsost@gmail.comWe are planning multiple events: Op-Ed, Teach-In, Banned Book Reading in both Libraries and a Rally. Goal is to to organize around pushing NJ (Murphy and DOE) beyond just accepting the AA Studies Curriculm as is and instead commit to expand to the initial intent of the course and the banned authors. We will partner with local libraries, high school and other local groups for our event.
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Trenesa DanuserOtherFrank McGehee for Assembly Campaign /vote redistricting10+trenesad@gmail.com
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Dr. Danielle WallaceBanned Book ReadingTeach-In sponsored by the Dept of Community & Social Justice Studies at William Paterson University20wallaced12@wpunj.eduWe have gathered a group of faulty and students to record themselves reading excerpts of banned books that will be posted on social media accounts for the Africana Studies, Women's and Gender studies and Community and Social Justice Studies programs' social media accounts.CSJS F2L Virtual Banned Book ReadingVirtual/Social MediaDanielle Wallace
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Nancy TomesBanned Book ReadingNational Humanties Center fellows and staff doing banned book read in20?nancy.tomes@stonybrook.edu
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Dani Parker -MooreBanned Book ReadingWake Forest University; work with Wake Forest Librarians to have a banned books table during final exam week+ cards to give to students to write to legislaturesparkerld@wfu.edu
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Sarah YorkOp-ed/BlogCampus Newspaper (University of Nevada, Las Vegas)sarahe.york@yahoo.com
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Diane HewittType of EventPS MS 42 Q R. VERNAM SCHOOL20-30dhewitt2@schools.nyc.govWe will watch a video on banned books before read aloud/ follow up with book discussion
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Nyia EadyDocent at Schomburg Center for Research in Black CultureDisseminate information regarding the Freedom to Learn National Day of Action to the public visiting the Schomburg Libraryartnia2003@yahoo.com
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Anthony ArnoveType of EventVoices of a People's History of the United States1,000-1,500voices@peopleshistory.usAt the Town Hall NYC, I am directing a reading and performance with actors and musicians giving voices to primary sources in people's history. This is based on a show Howard Zinn and I developd and our book Voices of a Poeple's History of the United States, which, with Haley Pessin, I have now created a new version of that is focused on the 21st century. We are speaking to AAPF about highlighting May 3 from stage and will inclue readings and songs that speak to the Freedom to Learn.
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Sonya PosmentierTeach-inGraduate seminar on Black Poetry and Social Movements, in English dept. at NYU (possibly in collaboration with other local groups)20-50sp141@nyu.eduTeach in will involve speakers, a student-curated exhibit, readings/performances, activities on abolition and literatureNothing New: Black Poetry and the Freedom to Learn244 Greene St, Event Space, Dept. Of English, New York University5:00 PM8:00 PMsp141@nyu.eduYes
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Gerry JohnsonOtherMedia outreachgerrycj@gmail.com
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Gwen D'ArcangelisTown HallGwen D'Arcangelis, Winston Grady-Willis (Skidmore College Gender Studies & Black Studies)20-50gdarcang@skidmore.edupanel of activists and educators in K-12
Freedom To Learn National Day of Action
Frederick Allen Lodge #608/69 Beekman St, Saratoga Springs, NY5:30 PM EST6:30 PM ESTGwen gdarcang@skidmore.eduYes