Denisha Jones, Ph.D, J.D. - Black Lives Matter at School

Denisha Jones discusses her role in the Black Lives Matter at School movement, detailing its origins, development, and the creation of a book documenting the initiative. The movement began with a week of action inspired by educators in Philadelphia and Seattle, expanding to a national event with guiding principles. The book, co-edited with Jesse Hagopian, features contributions from over 30 educators and highlights the movement's impact on schools and communities. The initiative has grown from a week of action to a year of purpose, with ongoing efforts to support educators and affirm Black lives in education.

Who is Denisha Jones and what role does she serve?

What inspired Denisha Jones to reach out to the Working Educators Caucus in Philadelphia?

What were the 13 guiding principles that educators in Philadelphia used for the Black Lives Matter at School Week of Action?

Describe the significance of the first National Week of Action in February 2018.

What role did Jesse Hagopian play in the creation of the book 'Black Lives Matter at School'?

How does the movement aim to support teachers and students in schools?

What is the purpose of the events planned for George Floyd's birthday on October 14th?