Monday, Oct. 5th, 5-6 pm: Students’ Rights to Organizing Workshop

Want to change your school? Join YA YA Network to learn about your rights to organize at school, what to expect, and how to get other students and allies involved.

Register: http://bit.ly/Organize1020

Tuesday, Oct. 6th, 5-6 pm: 12 Reasons Why: Police-Free Schools Now! 

Join Girls for Gender Equity for a community member political education session around our framework for Police-Free Schools in New York City.

Register: http://bit.ly/GGE12Reasons

Wednesday, Oct. 7th, 6-8 pm: Film Screening and Q&A: Personal Statement 

Three Brooklyn high school seniors are determined to get their entire classes to college, even though they aren’t even sure they are going to make it there themselves. They work as college counselors for their friends who have nowhere else to turn for support. Film screening, Q&A hosted by Parent Action Committee & Alliance for Quality Education

Register: http://bit.ly/WOAFilmScreening

Thursday, Oct. 8th, 5-6 pm: Redefining Safety: Metal Detectors Workshop 

100,000+ NYC middle and high school students walk through airport-style security every day. Metal detectors are disproportionately located in schools with mostly Black and Latinx students. YA YA Network hosts this session unpacking the relationship between scanning and safety, and invites you to join student activist leaders in making interventions in the school security paradigm.

Register: http://bit.ly/NoScanners