While we are a national organization, our place-based work lives and breathes throughout the D.C. metro area! #GiveLocalTogether

🧵Some of you may be familiar with our work, and others may just be getting acquainted. As a project of Teaching for Change, today we highlight the ways we serve classrooms & families. Prepare to retweet and share. Your friends are going to want to know!!

As we continue to tally up our #GivingTuesday donations, we are taking a moment to say THANK YOU! To everyone who donated & liked or shared a post. Your interactions with us continue to amplify the important value of our work as we build social justice starting in the classroom.

With less than one minute you can #VoteZEP as CREDO Mobile's January grantee! See more details in the post below and cast your vote here: credodonations.com/organizations/…

One of our favorite events to host is almost here! Join us Saturday, January 25, 2025 for our annual #BlackLivesMatteratSchool curriculum fair, hosted by our D.C. Area Educators for Social Justice (D.C. Area Educators for Social Justice). #Teachers #socialjusticeeducation

On this day in 1929, Martin Luther King Jr., a pivotal civil rights leader and supporter of SNCC, was born in Atlanta, Georgia. His unwavering commitment to nonviolence and justice shaped the Civil Rights Movement and inspired generations to stand against oppression. #OnThisDay

“In the end anti-Black, anti-female, and all forms of discrimination are equivalent to the same thing: anti-humanism.” #ShirleyChisholm #WomensHistoryMonth #TheKingCenter 🖼️: Maribel Lechuga