Reconociendo a las y los Honuukvetam (Ancestros), 'Ahiihirom (Ancianos) y' Eyoohiinkem (nuestros parientes/relaciones) pasados, presentes y los que surgen de los pueblos originales de los territorios de Gabrieliño Tovaangar, Fernandeño Tatavium y Chumash de lo que ahora se conoce como la gran área de Los Ángeles, nosotros, los representantes de los que menos consideran al firmar pólizas y leyes de las organizaciones Indígenas les escribimos en apoyo de la Resolución de Derechos Civiles titulada “Reimaginando la Seguridad Escolar e Invirtiendo en Nuestros Estudiantes más Necesitados” (Res-050- 19/20). Le recomendamos encarecidamente que voten Sí a esta resolución al considerar las formas en que LAUSD perpetúa el racismo sistémico desde la vigilancia hasta la política y la pedagogía. Apoyamos a Black Lives Matter LA y a su llamado a la abolición de la policía en las escuelas gubernamentales.
Acknowledging the Honuukvetam (Ancestors), ‘Ahiihirom (Elders) and ‘Eyoohiinkem (our relatives/relations) past, present and emerging of the original peoples of the Gabrieliño Tovaangar, Fernandeño Tatavium, and Chumash territories of what is now known as the greater Los Angeles area, we the undersigned representatives of Indigenous organizations write to you in support of The Civil Rights Resolution titled “Reimagining School Safety and Investing in Our Highest Need Students” (Res-050- 19/20). We strongly urge you to vote Yes on this resolution as you consider the ways the LAUSD perpetuates systemic racism from policing to policy to pedagogy. We stand with the Black Lives Matter LA and their call for the abolition of policing in government schools.
Declaración en apoyo a nuestra juventud y en solidaridad con los pueblos Negros, Afroamericanos, Afromexicanos, y Afro-Indígenas en todas partes, pero especialmente en los EE. UU. de parte de educadoras y educadores Indígenas y aliados de Anahuacalmecac Escuela Mundial en Los Ángeles, California
Declaration in support of our youth and in solidarity with Black people, African American, Afro-Mexican, and Afro-Indigenous everywhere but especially in the USA from Indigenous educators of conscience and our allies at Anahuacalmecac World School in Los Angeles, California (June 2, 2020)
The scene at The White House. By @j_ernst_DC
Declaración en solidaridad con nuestros hermanos y nuestras hermanas Afroamericanos, Afro-mexicanos, y Afro-indígenas en todas partes, pero especialmente en los EE. UU. de parte de Indígenas Americanos e indígenas en Los Ángeles, California
Statement in Solidarity with African-American, Afro-Mexicano, Afro-Indigenous and Black relatives everywhere but especially in the USA by American Indian and Indigenous People in Los Angeles, California
Hosted by the Audubon Center at Debs park, please join community leaders and Tlayecantzi Marcos Aguilar for a virtual conversation about connecting with the land. Click the headline for more details and link to register via Zoom.
The Indigenous Peoples Movement would like to invite you to join us in a virtual international Town Hall. Click the headline for more details and links to the event.
The El Dorado Charter SELPA Governance Council Hereby Gives Notice that
a Public Hearing will be held as follows:
TOPIC OF HEARING:
Annual Budget and Service Plan for 2020-21
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We are looking for volunteers willing to help Anahuacalmecac during the COVID 19 pandemic. Click for more info and to sign-up.
While our school sites are closed, Anahuacalmecac will continue to provide a high-quality education. Through school-wide efforts, students will have access to computers, online resources, classes and support through our distance learning program.
On Friday, March 27th from 10AM to 2PM the County Federation of Labor will be hosting a massive food distribution at the IBEW Training Center in Commerce. Click for more info
