CADRE organizers joined the Community Vision event at Hawkins HS centering community and school safety. We were proud to stand alongside our coalition allies from PF LAUSD and appreciated Assemblymember Elhawary stopping by our table #outreach #hawkins #communityvision

The CADRE team took a well-deserved break to unwind, build community, and show off our competitive side with a fun day of bowling. Strengthening our bond off the clock helps us show up stronger together in the work #TeamCADRE #SelfCareInAction #CommunityBuilding #StrikeForJustice

During our recent Academy Monitoring session, CADRE parents came together to reflect on the current state of LAUSD’s PBIS/RP implementation #ParentPower #RestorativeJustice #PBIS #EndPushout #EducationEquity

Last week, Core parents and CADRE’s organizing team came together to plan for the upcoming school year—grounded in purpose, strategy, and community.#ParentPower #Teambuilding #TeamCADRE

CADRE and the UCLA Law Clinic have been in deep collaboration, exploring the intersections of mandatory reporting, family policing, and the impact these systems have on Black and Brown families. Huge thanks to Professor Gamal and your incredible students #TeamCADRE #UCLA

Our CADRE Organizing Team (OT) showed up strong alongside local advocates, providers, and community partners at the Community Think Tank hosted by Crystal Stairs! Together, we shared experiences, and explored real solutions #ParentPower #Teambuilding #TeamCADRE #CADREOutreach

We are proud to announce the completion of our 27th Educational Empowerment Academy cohort! We are celebrating the growth, leadership, and impact of our incredible CADRE parent leaders! #ParentPower #Teambuilding #TeamCADRE #EEA #Education #Empowerment

Last weekend, the @CADRE Organizing Team joined CD Tech and LADWP for a powerful community outreach event at Fred Roberts Recreation Center. #ParentPower #Teambuilding #TeamCADRE

CADRE was on the ground at the Impact to Action Reunion organizing with and for formerly incarcerated Black and Brown parents and families in South LA. Deep gratitude to Assemblymember Sade Elhawary and the 57th District Office for holding space

Given this past weekend’s federal action against our city and county’s undocumented communities, it would be insensitive to proceed with our planned reparations conversation. Thank you all for your understanding of the need to postpone the ‘CADRE Conversion’.

This year, we’re especially proud to celebrate the graduation of three students whose parents are dedicated CADRE leaders. 🌟Your journeys are just beginning and the future is bright! #classof2025 #ParentPower #CADREFamily #EducationalEquity

In the spirit of Juneteenth, we amplify the words of parent leader Crystal, who powerfully reminds us why Black students must remain at the center of the Black Student Achievement Plan (BSAP). Read our full letter zurl.co/QnqNV

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This Juneteenth marks the 160th anniversary when enslaved Blacks folks in Galveston Texas learned they were free – two years AFTER the Emancipation Proclamation. While Black Americans were still met with violence and terror, they nevertheless persisted. #Juneteenth

Join CADRE, Black Women for Wellness @bw4wla, and many Black organizations on Tuesday, June 24th, at 11 am to stand in solidarity with all Angelenos. CADRE understands that this moment isn't about immigrants vs. citizens. It's about all of us! #Blacksolidarity #Blackimmigrants

Senior Core leader Latanya Hull is one of our parents who most rigorously monitors the PBIS. @CADRE believes that in today's political climate we need to stand up and not allow any administration to destroy the victories parents have fought for and have won over the decades

“What to the Slave is the Fourth of July?” “¿Qué es el 4 de julio para el esclavo?” by Frederick Douglass on July 5, 1852

Increased military presence on our streets has turned fear into a crisis. In these times, we continue to oppose exclusion and injustice and confront the systems that harm our communities— from criminalization and policing to family separation.

CADRE team member Jovita Angel spoke at the LAUSD board meeting last month, firmly rejecting the District Safety proposal to reinstate school police on campus.