Teaching for Change 2014 Highlights

"I'm overflowing with pride in those bona fide parent leaders who came out of their comfort zone, off the sideline and got in the game. Not only got into the game but won a tremendous victory. And that is in no small part due to Teaching for Change. Great work to you and your wonderful team."

--Thomas Byrd, Education Town Hall

Turning the Tables on Parent Engagement

We proudly supported the parent organizing victory
at Orr ES in D.C. More 2014 stories.

Teaching Voting Rights History

On the 50th anniversary of the Mississippi Freedom Democratic Party, we promoted the history and legacy of this key event with a role play and widely circulated article. Photo: Schomburg workshop. More 2014 stories.

#Ferguson, Central America, Ebola, and More

We provided students and teachers with vital resources for the classroom on major current events including Ferguson, Central America, Ebola (challenging stereotypes about Africa), Gaza, and the erosion of voting rights. More 2014 stories.

Hosting Author Events for the
Community and Educators in D.C.

We scheduled and hosted vital conversations in D.C. with authors such as Pearl Cleage, Dave Zirin, Charles E. Cobb Jr., and many more. More 2014 stories.

Bringing People's History to the Classroom

Together with Rethinking Schools, we coordinated the Zinn Education Project, bringing people's history resources
to millions of students. More 2014 stories.

And Much More

We made Rush Limbaugh mad because of our commitment to diversity in children's literature; co-hosted a Speakeasy performance to highlight teacher stories; took on the Koch Brothers (with our Zinn Education Project partner Rethinking Schools); and much more.