Oct 3, 2025
Freedom School is so peak chat go watch it
Oh yeah take drawings
Must be weird for Kris to go to school and have to hang out with their weird remote Auncle for the rest of the day
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Freedom School is so peak chat go watch it
Oh yeah take drawings
Must be weird for Kris to go to school and have to hang out with their weird remote Auncle for the rest of the day
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Local Freedom School activist, Gracie Hawthorne, in front of SNCC’s “One Man, One Vote” at Council of Federated Organizations headquarters. - 1964.
Photo: Herbert Randall
K-12 youth learn African American history through Manasota ASALH Freedom School
David Wilkins, president of the Manasota Association for the Study of African American Life and History (ASALH), has led the recent initiative to sponsor a Sarasota Freedom School. In an email interview, Wilkins told the Catalyst about the history of Freedom Schools, how Sarasota’s school runs and why it is an important addition to the community in the current cultural and political…
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Join us for online or in person worship on Juneteenth Sunday, June 19, at 10am Alaska Time, 11am Pacific, Noon Mountain, 1pm Central, 2pm Eastern and 8am Hawaiian time. And hear a special message from Pastor Tracey Wolff. Just go to https://live.umcjuneau.church or watch anytime on our YouTube channel UMC Juneau. Click here for a copy of this Sunday’s worship bulletin.
In person worship requirements:
Masks are required. Please cover your mouth and nose. Eating and drinking are not allowed.
Observe Social Distancing
At this time we will not have singing during the service.
Activist and scholar Najha Zigbi-Johnson created a space for Harvard students to explore the works of contemporary Black thinkers and cultural producers. Now she's bringing this work online with a journal, co-created by Lesedi Graveline.
Checking out the lit mag here!
founded by grace lee boggs in 1992 as a summer program (modelled from Freedom Schools) involving garden planting, mural painting and discussion-based intergenerational learning.
Freedom School - a summer camp project of Black Lives Matter-Toronto
i love these people so much. so inspiring seeing Leroi, Ki, Yaz, Nuda all these people building leadership, helping kids become their best. “eat healthy food” had me tearing up, i can’t lie
pick up a copy of the workbook they make for the students. it’s full of good info for 4-10 year olds (and older!), and the money goes back into Freedom School
freedomschool.ca/resources-for-kids/