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All of this amazing work is making me think about messaging and driving narratives... is that addressed by campaigns? I'm thinking about almost commercially catchy ideas that fight the mindset shift battle

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Base Building Unique to Latinx Stakeholders

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Base Building Unique to Latinx Stakeholders

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LatinxEd is leading a statewide listening tour (#SomosNC) where we are building relationships across the 8 regions with students, parents, and educators as we listen to the educational needs and challenges for Latinx immigrant families. We are also developing best practices for outreach and virtual/in-person facilitation for bilingual spaces (English + Spanish).

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The tenets feel very middle class. But the folks mostly impacted are working class people. These strategies seem misaligned. IF you mean to organize middle income constituents. Great! But if not, it tracks that you are having problems getting folks deeply engaged. And it means you will need to reconsider tactics: ie: tiktok challenge vs Twitter townhall. ...role of direct serrvice in education vs only advocacy and voter engagement

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reposting this here I see the campaigns and that makes sense but again I feel like there is a gap around how we get our people to have a great rebuttal to this work and what that looks like and investing likely significant resources in getting this right

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Educating and empowering parents to be a part of advocacy and understand the political landscape outside of their children's schools.

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Support for families as they translate their pandemic experience

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So training parent leaders on a culturally affirming teaching strategies and parent leaders on how institution power works in schools

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Curious if there are opportunities or plans for texting outreach under direct engagement

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Feels like some additional pieces need to be added to include a wider range of voices and stories for engagement.

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Feels like some additional pieces need to be added to include a wider range of voices and stories for engagement.

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Driving narratives in storytelling should be a huge focus in connecting the impact of the harmful legislation to those who have the power to push lawmakers to act.

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there are differences across the regions but folks share the pain of going to underessourced schools which is largely the doing of our legislature but instead I see folks blaming there local districts and not the underfunding

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Something that looks like when voices are heard, changes are representative of an investment in what has been said.

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Run for office.... if the theory of change is people power.....reducing to exceptionalism and ruler development is not a key strategy I'd recommend in a young organization without a deep brand and loyal base

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Expanding reach into communities.
Continuing to work with partnering organizations but also working to connect to communities within the targeted region through building relationship by reaching additional folks in communities who may not normally be a part of this work or know how to be a part of this work. rec/community centers, elk clubs, etc..

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Make it plain: represent ME in books and classes PERIODT-lol

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DPI regions: yes
School-based organizing: better yes

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LatinxEd is working with a group of 20 youth leaders (20 Under 20) regarding storytelling efforts to talk about issues of educational equity. Perhaps an opportunity to tap into young Latinx leadership as it relates to teacher diversity, etc. This is a program we host every year, and have over 60 Latinx leaders in this NC-based network who have interest or skill sets related to storytelling.