We
are very disappointed, Gov. Jerry Brown. You are great proof of how
liberals are, and continue to be, part of the problem. Though we can
never stop challenging the liberal establishment in its own terms (e.g.,
AB 101, authored by Assemblyman Luis Alejo), we must also circumvent them through grassroots projects like Academia Cuauhtli <https://www.facebook.com/AcademiaCuauhtli>
that gets the knowledge to our teachers, children, and communities. And we must never give up.
that gets the knowledge to our teachers, children, and communities. And we must never give up.
If you are here at TABE in El Paso right now, there is going to be a
conversation about Mexican American Studies spearheaded by Dr. Chris Milk (location TBA; I'll let you know here once I get a room no.) Here's the invitation. All are welcome to attend.
-Angela
We want to invite participants to a state-wide
conversation aimed to more fully integrate bilingual education and
Mexican American Studies in order to promote culturally-responsive and
community healing programs that address the multiple kinds of traumas
our children experience within the Texas K-20 education system. For the
last two years, TABE and the National Association for Chicana/Chicano
Studies (NACCS) Tejas Foco have been hosting conversations in which
educators have shared their local efforts to integrate Mexican American
Studies (MAS) and bilingual education. Participants have shared K-5
programs that have integrated MAS programs into district curriculum and
dual enrollment programs at the high school and college levels.
We invite participants to continue this conversation. We will share curriculum written for K-8 bilingual programs in Austin. We will share strategies developed by the Rio Grande Valley Coalition to create MAS programs in area high schools. We will also hear El Paso efforts to integrate MAS and bilingual education. Finally, we will strategize how to work together, pedagogically, organizationally and legislatively, to promote our diverse efforts. Join us to learn of these diverse programs and to add your voice to this statewide effort.
Chris Milk Bonilla
-Angela
La Cultura Cura: NACCS Tejas Foco/TABE coalition to integrate bilingual education and Mexican American Studies
We invite participants to continue this conversation. We will share curriculum written for K-8 bilingual programs in Austin. We will share strategies developed by the Rio Grande Valley Coalition to create MAS programs in area high schools. We will also hear El Paso efforts to integrate MAS and bilingual education. Finally, we will strategize how to work together, pedagogically, organizationally and legislatively, to promote our diverse efforts. Join us to learn of these diverse programs and to add your voice to this statewide effort.
Chris Milk Bonilla
AB
101, authored by Assemblyman Luis Alejo (D-Watsonville), would have
created an advisory panel under the state Department of Education tasked
with drafting an ethnic studies curriculum that would then be
distributed for optional adoption by public…
california-mexicocenter.org
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