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BUILDING A STRONG COMMUNITY FOR RACIAL JUSTICE - Series 2
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Lowell Public Schools is launching another three-part series of virtual sessions which will help us to learn, listen and take action against all forms of racism and discrimination within our community. In these community sessions, we will highlight our Hispanic community in Lowell.
Building a Strong Community for Racial Justice:
Learn, Listen, Act
And Stand Together Against HatePart One: Learning About Hispanic Cultures, will be offered on three dates - September 30th, October 5th, and October 12th from 4pm-6pm. These sessions will be facilitated by Noe Medina from the Coalition of Schools Educating Boys of Color (COSEBOC) and Rosa Segarra-Morales, District Support Specialist. We strongly encourage students, families and staff to sign up for one of the sessions below where you will learn more about the rich diversity and history of Hispanic cultures and reflect on the history of structural racism in the US against Hispanic people.
Part Two: will focus on listening to the experiences of Hispanic people within our community and beyond and will take place on Thursday, October 7th, from 4pm-6pm. Members of our Hispanic community are welcome to join and share their experiences, whether they are students, parents, or staff. If you are, or know of, someone who is interested in sharing their experiences, please contact Rosa Segarra-Morales, District Support Specialist, at rsegarra-morales@lowell.k12.ma.us.
Part Three: which will take place on October 14th, from 4pm-6pm, will focus on strategies for intervening when someone witnesses acts of racism or hate. This session will also include information on how to report acts of racism and discrimination using the school district’s bias-based reporting protocol.