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Introduction: Contemporary Educator Movements: Transforming Unions, Schools and Society in North America (Part 1).
Document Type
Article
Source
Critical Education; 4/1/2021, Vol. 12 Issue 7, p1-4, 4p
Subject
Educators
Teachers' strikes & lockouts
Teachers' unions
Social learning
Black Lives Matter movement
North America
Language
ISSN
19204175
Abstract
In the final publication, Jessica Shiller interviews Keysha Goodwin, para-educator and organizer with the Baltimore Movement of Rank-and-File Educators Caucus (BMORE). Niesz examines how a range of international case studies show that activist educators build "knowledge bridges" between social movements and public schooling in the effort to trigger justice-oriented educational change. Educator-driven social movements are perhaps most visible in the recent Black Lives Matter at School Week of Action (e.g., Jones & Hagopian, 2020; Morrison & PorterWebb, 2019) and the ongoing teachers unions strikes in various regions extending across the U.S. and beyond (e.g., Blanc, 2019; Dyke & Muckian-Bates, 2019). [Extracted from the article]