The Marshall Project asked incarcerated people what might have kept them out of prison. Their responses: Affordable housing, vocational programs, cheaper college classes, grief counseling, drug prevention programs, daycare vouchers and more. themarshallproject.org/2020/10/27/wha…

The images of Haitians being treated like animals by officers on horseback are appalling. Worse still, Haitians are fleeing disaster, poverty, and political turmoil, only to be denied the legal right to an asylum claim. It’s wrong—under Joe Biden or any president.

#DegreesNYC's virtual OPEN MEMBERSHIP (aka Stewardship Council) Meeting is happening! We hope you will join us TOMORROW from 9 -11am to engage around our policy priorities and mobilization plans. Register @ us02web.zoom.us/meeting/regist…

Today is #LatinaEqualPayDay, marking the additional 10, almost 11, months Latina workers need to put in to earn the equivalent of their white, male counterparts. Latinas earn on average just 56¢ for every $ paid to white men, which adds up to $1m+ in losses over a lifetime!

ICYMI, you can watch the release event for our "Changing the Odds" report here: drive.google.com/file/d/1WvYTMy… Read the full report here: drive.google.com/file/d/13_cmos…

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Happy National School Counseling Week 2022! @esbksouth_SI @BkSouthBevLogan Stu_nyc @BKSouthCrisis LaLa Carmen Serrano Sugeni Pérez-Sadler comte Wladimir Lewis-Thomas de Rosier Barnaby Spring NYCDOE Office of Safety & Youth Development Chancellor Melissa Aviles-Ramos #NSCW22 #nscw #schoolcounselor #fullyfunded #sel #everychild

Tomorrow! 12-2 PM. Please join #theBLENDnyc, NY Public Library, and NYPL Center for Educators and Schools for Harlem’s Radical Activist Artists, presented by Karen D. Taylor from While We are Still Here: WhileWeAreStillHere no registration required. Zoom: us02web.zoom.us/j/9049223674

Please join Dr. Sugeni Pérez-Sadler, and Brian Jones: Brian Jones for “Afro-Latinidad in New York City History,” by @DeanValdesMHC! Brought to you by NY Public Library, NYPL Center for Educators and Schools and #theBLENDnyc eventbrite.com/e/afro-latinid…

A wonderful event and conversation! Thank you @DeanValdesMHC, Sugeni Pérez-Sadler, and Brian Jones! You don't want to miss another event like this stay updated with NYPL Center for Educators and Schools #theBLENDnyc 📚📕📚

“We do not want to do what’s right for our 70% Black and Brown students because we’re worried about what 2% of parents will say.” Thank you to @BLoveSoulPower for the POWER, the insight, and the moral clarity at NYC Public Schools #DEIB2020 conference! #Words2Actions

“Loan forgiveness is not just warranted, it’s fair: Government policy did harm, and it is government policy that should work to reverse it,” writes Prof Dynarski is at @dynarski.bsky.social. nyti.ms/3CHzZ2G

Super proud of our very own Dr.Sugeni Pérez-Sadler for speak her truth as Black Dominican at the Hispanic Heritage celebration, who stands on the shoulder of her parents sacrifices and labor.

Congrats & thanks to our friends at Economics for Emancipation on launch of new 7-module "introductory curriculum on capitalism, solidarity, & how we get free." Includes "tools to dream and build the economy that centers care, relationship, and liberation." See ⬇️ economics4emancipation.net

My little brother Francisco Pérez is always doing big things. Please check out this curriculum he put together to learn more about capilitalism and what we can do get free

In 2014 Tamir Rice was playing with a toy gun—a replica of what seems like the most valued possession of conservative extremists in America—when he was shot in a matter of seconds at a playground by police who made no inquiries or reasonable threat assessment. He’d be 21 today.

Saturday 5/25: Jennifer Jennings ’00, Dale Kinsley ’64, Robert Low ’74, Aimee Rogstad Guidera ’89, Cecily L. Wilson-Turner ’99, Claire Coughlin ’19 and Sugeni Pérez-Sadler *05 come together to discuss innovations and equity in K-12 learning. 🔗 bit.ly/44PVmuE