A virtual network meeting with our partner Black Future's Lab. To debrief on what is currently happening politically and strategize about what is next. Please register to join "What's the TEA? Louisiana Black Futures Virtual Community Meeting" on Monday, April 14th at 6pm. https://bit.ly/whatstheteaLA1
Movement for Education Justice Community Strategy Meeting Please join us Tuesday, May 6th! Registration: 5:30PM | Meeting starts at 6:00 PM 5000 Greenwood Road, Shreveport, LA 71109 RECONNECT, RE-ENGAGE, RESPOND.
Movement for Education Justice: Public Hearing Tuesday, June 17 3:30PM Meet at: Caddo Parish School Board 1961 Midway Avenue Shreveport, LA 71109 Contact (318)734-9107 for more info: Attend this meeting if you are concerned about school closures in Caddo Parish.
JOIN US: "Find You Something Safe to Do" is hosting a hygiene kit giveaway at "G-Styles" Barber Shop, Saturday, August 23rd at 11am! Know a student/parent/family that could benefit? Send them over. First Come, First Serve | Free Food | Community Partners
Join us Friday and Saturday, December 12th and 13th for an in-depth training of the trainers. This 2-day non-cooperation training will examine our current political landscape, and provide us the tools to organize and build power, together! Register here: https://bit.ly/EJBMSFightBack2025 Join us Friday and Saturday, December 12th and 13th for an in-depth training of the…
Join us for our first Movement Motivator of 2026! Registration is required: https://bit.ly/EJBMS2026 Join the Ella Jo Baker Movement School (EJBMS 2026) for our first Movement Motivator of the year Saturday, January 17th at noon. Our facilitators will lead a well-rounded discussion on "How Do We Really Win?". We will examine the tools, resources, and…
Join us as we partner with a local grassroots organization, Akata Tribune, for a discussion on the work and life of Malcolm X and his importance in modern politics. This is part one of Akata Tribune's two part black history event. Both will be held at the Hollywood library! We are partnering because we believe…
Join us as we partner with a local grassroots organization, Akata Tribune, for a discussion on the work and life of Malcolm X and his importance in modern politics. This is part one of Akata Tribune's two part black history event. Both will be held at the Hollywood library! We are partnering because we believe…
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