Tag: #BlackLivesMatterAtSchool

Black Lives Matter at School Feb 6-10, 2023: What you need to know to join the movement!

On By I AM AN EDUCATORIn #TeachTruth, Black Lives Matter At School, BLM@School2023Leave a comment

The national Black Lives Matter at School Week of Action from February 6-10 is fast approaching. Here's how you can support and join the movement!

BLM at School 2023: Save the dates and join the movement!

On By I AM AN EDUCATORIn Black Lives Matter At School, Uncategorized1 Comment

If you oppose the attack on truth, Black history, and intersectional Black identities, join the Black Lives Matter at School movement. Check out the Save The Date call for upcoming BLM at School planning meetings to prepare for the annual Week of Action from February 6-10.

Announcing The 2022 Black Education Matters Student Activist Award Winners

On By I AM AN EDUCATORIn Black Edcuation Matters Student Activist Award, Black Education Matters, Black Lives Matter At SchoolLeave a comment

Alexis Mburu and Kaley Duong are the 2022 winners of the Black Education Matters Student Activist Awards (BEMSAA) for their exceptional organizing for Black lives. They were awarded $1,000 each, and join an impressive list of Seattle student activists who preceded them for the annual prize.

#BlackEducationMatters Student Activist Award (BEMSAA) 2022 applications open: Nominate a deserving antiracist student today!

On By I AM AN EDUCATORIn 2022, Black Edcuation Matters Student Activist Award, Black Education Matters, Uncategorized5 Comments

Starting Sunday, May 1 through Tuesday, May 31st, nominations will be accepted for the 2022 Black Education Matters Student Activist Award (BEMSAA).  The BEMSAA organizing committee encourages educators, parents, students, and community organizers to nominate a deserving student for the award today! The Black Education Matters Student Activist Award gives recognition, support, and a $1,000 award to student leaders in Seattle/King County region who demonstrate exceptional leadership in struggles against racism—especially with an understanding of the intersections with sexism, homophobia, transphobia, Islamaphobia, ableism, class exploitation and other forms of oppression—within their school or community. Over the past several years, over 20 Seattle Public Schools students have been honored with the award.

Young, Gifted, & Black Student Talent Showcase: Online event (2/3/22, 6-8pm PT) for BLM at School Week

On By I AM AN EDUCATORIn #Students, Black Lives Matter At School, Young Gifted and BlackLeave a comment

To help celebrate the 5th annual Black Lives Matter at School Week of Action, youth in Seattle have taken up organizing a "Young, Gifted, & Black Student Talent Showcase" that will be held online, Thursday, February, 3, 2022 from 6-8pm PT.