League of Latinx Educators

@league_latinxED

Community built to support and retain Latinx educators, celebrate Latinx cultural identity, and advocate for racial equity in Minnesota schools.

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    Aug 11

    Our Ethnic Studies summer camp was a beautiful weekend of intergenerational learning, laughter, and love. Thanks to everyone who facilitated, organized, and participated. A special shoutout to all the young folks for their joy and energy. We appreciate you all 💓

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    Aug 12

    We had a chance to hear from Ricardo Levins Morales spoke about what animates and motivates his art at an Elder Circle at this weekend's Ethnic Studies summer camp

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    Aug 12

    Check out this series of podcast episodes made by the Somali young adult research team who were a part of a larger participatory action research project in Faribault, MN. Episodes about schools, shame culture, pop culture, and gender.

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    Aug 13

    New Teacher of the Year! GYO Grants Info & Aug 5th Pics -

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    Jan 10

    The Ed Lib MN members on the social studies standards committee are asking for support as they advocate for a more robust inclusion of Ethnic Studies in the revised standards. Please check out this FB event page for more details:

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    Mar 10

    With nearly $170 billion for education from the American Rescue Plan, public schools and institutions of higher education can hire: 👩🏾‍🏫 more teachers 💁🏽‍♀️ more paraeducators 👴🏼 more custodians 👩🏿‍⚕️ more nurses 👨🏽 more counselors

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  7. Aug 15

    “The group of young women accomplished what nobody else who looks like them had been able to achieve, being the first all-Latina team to win a National Speech Schools of Excellence Award — one of only 20 across the U.S.”

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  8. Aug 11

    Please help us congratulate LLE director Natalia Alvarez Benjamin. We could not be more proud of her! @latino_league

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  9. Jun 25

    Inscríbanse! Acceso a la conferencia sin costo!

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  12. Apr 30

    Things to consider when building antiracist spaces.

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  13. Apr 27

    We could not be more proud of LLE director Natalia Álvarez Benjamín who is a finalist for Education Minnesota's Teacher of The Year!!

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  14. Apr 24

    Voices for Racial Justice and is excited to announce a couple of really exciting roles. Please apply and/or feel free to forward to anyone in your network that you think would be a good fit for the Voices ecosystem. Positions available are: ✨ Dir…

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    Mar 10

    In the context of our Social Justice Standards, “action” includes taking steps to honor and celebrate identity and diversity, as well as taking steps to bring about justice. Here's what it might look like to integrate this into your work and curriculum.

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    Mar 10

    There is no such thing as learning loss. "It is loss of a previously imagined trajectory leading to a previously imagined future."

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    Mar 10

    More Views Wanted, Good News Legislative Update & Call to Action -

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    Mar 9

    "Maps are not ideologically neutral location guides." Students can learn a lot by exploring the history and images surrounding mapping and counter-mapping. Consider these examples of how maps have been tools of exclusion, inclusion, injustice and justice.

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    Mar 10

    Osseo school counselor Caleb Willis: “I must keep it real and honest; I am not enough for my caseload of 690 students.”  recommends one counselor for every 250 students. Minnesota ranks 49th with an average ratio of 792:1. 

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