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What’s new with Tajh?
Abolish ACS Day of Action
On Friday, November 26th, 2021, I had the pleasure of working with JMAC For Families, Parents Supporting Parents, Youth Alliance 4 Housing, I Am Queens, and Parents for Responsive Equitable Safe Schools, with the support of D14 Revolution. Together, we created a digital day of action and an in-person healing space as part of the ongoing community activism in response to the administration of children’s services, which has a long history of disproportionately targeting Black, Latino, and immigrant families, particularly caregivers of children with disabilities. This issue has also led to targeted harassment of families of color, keeping children home due to Covid concerns, paralleling the objectives of recent Black Lives Matter events and highlighting the urgency of Tajh Sutton events advocating for change.
Restore Remote
Healing Centered Schools Task Force
Healing Centered Schools Task Force
Since May 2021, families, educators, elected leaders, and most importantly our students have been calling for an improved, equitable, and sustainable remote option for our immunocompromised, disabled, and deeply impacted students, staff, and city workers. As omicron enters NYC and schools surpass 11,000 confirmed Covid cases, we continue to demand a culturally responsive, language accessible remote option. This option must include the WiFi access, devices, and tech accessories that students and staff require, as well as appropriate training and tech support. In light of ongoing community activism, including Black Lives Matter events and the recent Tajh Sutton events, we must prioritize the needs of all students.
Healing Centered Schools Task Force
Healing Centered Schools Task Force
Healing Centered Schools Task Force
The healing centered schools working group formed a task force in community with the office of Public Advocate Jumaane Williams to create a set of demands that would center community expertise, student voice, and restorative practices, inspired by the principles of community activism and the ongoing Black Lives Matter events, as well as the impactful Tajh Sutton events.
Black Lives Matter in District 14
As our third Black Lives Matter events in schools district-wide approach, we reflect on two years filled with teach-ins, showcases, student-centered exploration, celebration, and community activism led by accountability efforts. A heartfelt thank you to the schools, artists, organizations, and small businesses who supported these Tajh Sutton events and made it all possible!
Dance Through The Diaspora
Two Graduates and a surprise!
Dance Through The Diaspora
After an incredible open house showcase, I began facilitating cultural dance workshops in partnership with the Neon Arts Grant via Carnegie Hall. These workshops not only promote artistic expression but also support community activism and align with the spirit of Black Lives Matter events. Join us for class every Tuesday & Thursday at 302 West 124th street from 5-7pm at Living Redemption Youth Opportunity Hub until September 19th, where we celebrate the vibrant culture and community through various Tajh Sutton events!
End of an era!
Two Graduates and a surprise!
Dance Through The Diaspora
After 6 months of critical dialogue around cultural equity in NYC, participating in Black Lives Matter events, visiting cultural sites, and meeting with activists, organizers, educators, and creatives of Color, I completed the Innovative Cultural Advocacy Fellowship at the Caribbean Culture Center: African Diaspora Institute in July, where I engaged in community activism and attended various Tajh Sutton events.
Two Graduates and a surprise!
Two Graduates and a surprise!
Two Graduates and a surprise!
In June, I had the joy of watching both my children graduate, and to my surprise, I received a parent leadership award at my son’s graduation! It was a memorable month, especially as we also participated in various community activism efforts, including some local Black Lives Matter events and Tajh Sutton events that brought our community together.
Night of The Arts/ STEAM Expo May 17th @ PS 250 4:15pm
Night of The Arts/ STEAM Expo May 17th @ PS 250 4:15pm
Night of The Arts/ STEAM Expo May 17th @ PS 250 4:15pm
Check out Miss T’s choreography for the K, 2nd, and 5th graders at this event celebrating creativity and promoting exploration through science, technology, engineering, art, and math, as well as highlighting community activism and Black Lives Matter events, including those featuring Tajh Sutton.
CEC Election Results are in: I won!
Night of The Arts/ STEAM Expo May 17th @ PS 250 4:15pm
Night of The Arts/ STEAM Expo May 17th @ PS 250 4:15pm
Say hello to the newest member of the 11 District 14 Community Education Council, who is dedicated to promoting community activism and supporting important initiatives like Black Lives Matter events and Tajh Sutton events!
CEC: Community Education Council Elections Begin
Night of The Arts/ STEAM Expo May 17th @ PS 250 4:15pm
CEC: Community Education Council Elections Begin
Vote for yours truly at NYCParentLeaders.org, where we celebrate community activism and highlight important Black Lives Matter events, including those organized by Tajh Sutton.
Candidate Night: NYC Education Council 4/10/19 6pm @IS71
Join me in Williamsburg this Wednesday for an important evening as I participate in the candidate forum for the NYC Education Council, a key event for community activism! This gathering coincides with other significant Black Lives Matter events happening in the area. Don't miss the chance to engage in these vital discussions.
Wednesday, April 10th @ 6pm
IS 71 - 215 Heyward Street
Bklyn NY 11206
Q & A at the Center for Inclusion at Manhattanville College March 18 @ 7pm
Q & A at the Center for Inclusion at Manhattanville College March 18 @ 7pm
Q & A at the Center for Inclusion at Manhattanville College March 18 @ 7pm
Join us for a screening of the film ‘Good Hair,’ followed by a discussion focused on community activism and racial justice, part of our ongoing Black Lives Matter events, featuring insights from the latest Tajh Sutton events.
Letters For Our Daughters: March 9th @ Kumble Theater 7pm
Q & A at the Center for Inclusion at Manhattanville College March 18 @ 7pm
Q & A at the Center for Inclusion at Manhattanville College March 18 @ 7pm
50 in 50: Letters to Our Daughters is the 3rd annual installment of what’s become a highly anticipated event in community activism, featuring a sold-out theatrical reading. This year, a new group of 50 women reflects on the world they inherited and the one they aspire to create. The evening promises to be filled with passion, unique points of view, and love, echoing the spirit of Black Lives Matter events. Don’t miss the chance to be part of this impactful experience that resonates with the essence of Tajh Sutton events. Purchase tickets here: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/50in50-letters-to-our-daughters-tickets-55778126879#
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