Fwd: NYCoRE Presents: The No Human Is Illegal Resource Guide

[Peter Farruggio <pfarr@cal.berkeley.edu>]

> From: bree <breebree@mindspring.com>
>
> The New York Collective of Radical Educators Presents...
>
> No Human is Illegal:
> An Educatorâ??s Guide for Addressing Immigration In the Classroom
>  Please Help Us Get This to Educators Everywhere

> Download Guide for free at <http://www.nycore.org>http://www.nycore.org


> In the recent weeks HR4437 advocates have sought to introduce
> legislation that will radically change the legal, social, and
> economic status of immigrant communities in the United States. The
> debate rages on and we have heard the opinions ranging from the
> conservatives to the democrats to the left?and a powerful
> constituency has emerged stronger than ever before in the 21st
> century?students. How will educators encourage these acts of
> critical thinking, civic responsibility, agency, and above all?
> student leadership in advocating for all human rights? How can
> educators engage their students in these critical issues in the
> classroom? How can we serve as the liaison between students and the
> mixed messages the media and politicians are sending? The debate over
> immigrant rights in the United States, the supposed â??land of the
> free and home of the braveâ??, will continue to increase in intensity
> and will peak on May 1st ­ with the Great American Boycott.
> NYCoRE has organized two strategies to encourage teachers to bridge
> their activism both inside and outside of the classroom.
>
> 1) The No Human Is Illegal Resource Guide: This guide is for
> educators to take on the important issues that teachers and students
> alike have been tackling in their activism from INSIDE the
> classroom.  This resource can be best used online as a web resource.
> The links and topics will be relevant long past the next few marches
> and protests.
>
> 2) Join NYCoRE at the Great American Boycott march on May 1st:
> NYCoRE will be meeting between 3:45 and 4:15 pm in front of the
> Barnes and Nobles on Union Square. Look for the NYCoRE sign and join
> us!!!
>
> Let us join voices as teachers, students, and community members to
> oppose this anti-immigrant, anti-human legislation!  As teachers we
> can do so in the classroom and in the streets!
>
> Download Guide for free at http://www.nycore.org
>
> 
>
>
> The New York Collective of Radical Educators Presents...
>
> No Human is Illegal:
> An Educator?s Guide for Addressing Immigration In the Classroom
>
>  Please Help Us Get This to Educators Everywhere
>
>
> In the recent weeks HR4437 advocates have sought 
> to introduce legislation that will radically 
> change the legal, social, and economic status of 
> immigrant communities in the United States. The 
> debate rages on and we have heard the opinions 
> ranging from the conservatives to the democrats 
> to the left?and a powerful constituency has 
> emerged stronger than ever before in the 21st 
> century?students. How will educators encourage 
> these acts of critical thinking, civic 
> responsibility, agency, and above all? student 
> leadership in advocating for all human rights? 
> How can educators engage their students in these 
> critical issues in the classroom? How can we 
> serve as the liaison between students and the 
> mixed messages the media and politicians are 
> sending? The debate over immigrant rights in the 
> United States, the supposed ?land of the free 
> and home of the brave?, will continue to 
> increase in intensity and will peak on May 1st ? 
> with the Great American Boycott.
>
>
> NYCoRE has organized two strategies to encourage 
> teachers to bridge their activism both inside and outside of the classroom.
>
> 1) The No Human Is Illegal Resource Guide: This 
> guide is for educators to take on the important 
> issues that teachers and students alike have 
> been tackling in their activism from INSIDE the 
> classroom.  This resource can be best used 
> online as a web resource.  The links and topics 
> will be relevant long past the next few marches and protests.
> 2) Join NYCoRE at the Great American Boycott 
> march on May 1st:  NYCoRE will be meeting 
> between 3:45 and 4:15 pm in front of the Barnes 
> and Nobles on Union Square. Look for the NYCoRE sign and join us!!!
>
>
> Let us join voices as teachers, students, and 
> community members to oppose this anti-immigrant, 
> anti-human legislation!  As teachers we can do 
> so in the classroom and in the streets!