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This blog reflects a diversity of viewpoints from WAESN youth, educators, and community contributions. Posts do not always represent WAESN’s organizational positions.
by Jasmine Lee, Director of Communications and Member Engagement When we talk about environmental sustainability, we talk about moving away from extraction and toward stewardship: honoring the land, caring for the resources we depend on, and building systems that allow communities to thrive for generations. Join us for our upcoming Swap & Sustain Party, a…

Ethnic Studies educators advise school administrators.

It’s been a while since our last post, and trolls have taken notice of our…

by Erin Herda Our Work is Movement Building Saturday morning, a day for sleeping in,…

Featured Image: Educators at the Seattle Public Schools’ Ethnic Studies Summer Institute 2019 engaged in…

by: Amanda Hubbard, K-5 Educator I am an educator of color in Seattle Public…
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