We mobilize, amplify and elevate the voices of young people in the fight for educational equity 💯 #OurTurn
Los Angeles, California
Joined April 2013
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Huzzahhhh! We are one step closer to fixing #childcare in California! #CareCantWait
Big thanks to all our #FixChildCareCA champions @MoniqueLimonCA @EGReyesCA @ParentVoicesCA @EveryChildCal @CCRC4KIDS @CARRNetwork and so many more!!
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One step closer to making rate reform happen in California! Today, SB 380 passed out of Senate Education Committee. The child care crisis is not a woman’s issue, it is an economic issue and I am grateful for all my colleagues who spoke in support. #CareCantWait
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#OurTurnTwitterChat The saying goes "the more you know, the more you grow." Access to information is the primary way for all of us to learn about the experiences of others that differ from our own.
What impacts do bans have on the globalism of students? #RT #BookBans
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Join us for a conversation examining the varying ways in which students are being denied access to knowledge that allows young people to make informed decisions. We'll be posting a series of questions 4/19-4/21. #Censorship #Education #LetAmericaRead
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Habrá supervisión estudiantil disponible hoy en escuelas primarias, secundarias y preparatorias selectas de 8:00 a.m. a 6:00 p.m. Por favor visite achieve.lausd.net/schoolupda… para ver la lista de sitios.
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Student supervision will be available at select elementary, middle and high schools from 8:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. Please visit achieve.lausd.net/schoolupda… to see the list of sites.
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#OurTurnTwitterChat
#MentalHealth struggles is already impacting young people at alarming rates. The added stress of lack of housing can impact the ability to learn and connect with peers. @TrevorProject @YouthService
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Individuals like @beauty2streetz and organizations like @SchoolHouseConn work at a granular level in communities made up of individuals already on the margins. Children and youth already require earnest attention and care to thrive. What firsthand knowledge has been garnered?
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Join us starting this afternoon for a very important #OurTurnTwitterChat!
1 in 30 children will experience homelessness by high school graduation.
Check back on this thread for an insightful conversation with subject experts and our digital community.
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Youth insights, at your service!
Partner with Our Turn Consulting Fellows for training and insights that help your organization advance student equity.
More info: itsourturn.org/studentequity…
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Last year we partnered with @OurTurnNatl and brought local area students to talk about #MentalHealth and the resources available in our schools. We invite you to view the conversation on our #YouTube page.
youtube.com/watch?v=aPWanJss…
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The week is coming to an end and we have a surprise for you🎉
Are you between the ages of 16-25?
Are you trying to further your education?
Do you value equity and education justice?
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Scrap school police and add counselors and academic help for Black students, coalition says latimes.com/california/story…
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A new poll by The Trevor Project finds that recent debate over state laws restricting the rights of LGBTQ young people has a negative impact on their mental health, their ability to seek health care and their exposure to in-school discrimination buff.ly/3kEFjwr
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WHEW! What a year it has been!
Some of our staff members shared their top moments of 2022. Check out Nat’s top 3 OT moments #GoodBye2022
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Food
Clothing
Healthcare
Transportation
Access to technology…
SO many ways to SUPPORT people experiencing homelessness instead of criminalizing them. Especially homeless youth.
"Research shows it costs taxpayers $31,065 a year to criminalize a single person experiencing homelessness while the yearly cost for providing supportive housing is $10,051."
housingmatters.urban.org/fea…
