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The Freedom to Learn (F2L) – DC Rally

Dupont Circle Metro - South Entrance 1351 19th Street NW, Washington, DC, United States

Type of Event: In-Person Day of Event Contact: Bernadine Stallings - [email protected] The Freedom to Learn Network includes the African American Policy Forum, The Lawyers Committee for Civil Rights Under Law, Legal Defense Fund, Leadership Coalition of Civil and Human Rights, NAACP, National Action Network, National Coalition for Black Civic Participation, National Council of Negro Women, the National Urban League, the “Divine Nine” Black fraternities and sororities, Movement for Black Lives, Dream Defenders, National Black Justice Coalition, Black Voters Matter, GLSEN, Zinn Education Project, Moms Rising, Red, Wine & Blue, American Federation of Teachers, and National Education Association and others. Registration link: https://bit.ly/F2LDCRally 

Rally for the Freedom to Learn & Banned Book Reading

University of Delaware - South Green, Memorial Hall Steps Newark, Delaware, United States

Type of Event: In-Person Day of Event Contact: Dr. Alison Parker, Chair, History Department, UD - [email protected] Please join us in a Freedom to Learn Rally. Public education is under attack. So are ideas. Join us to speak out against nationwide efforts to undermine critical thinking. What we read, study, and teach matters! The Freedom to Learn Rally includes readings from banned books and is part of a National Day of Action on Wednesday, May 3rd. The Rally will take place from 12-1 pm on the South Green—Memorial Hall Steps. Please share this widely with students, faculty, and staff. All are invited to attend and, even better, volunteer to give a brief speech or read from one of the hundreds of books that have been banned across the nation (you can bring one with you or you can read from the banned books we will have available for you).

Harvard Freedom to Learn Day of Action Teach-In and Rally

Harvard University - Center for Government and International Studies South Building 1730 Cambridge St, Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States

Event Type: In-Person Day of Event Contact: Anoushka Chander - [email protected] Teach-In with Professors and Students about bans happening and importance of diverse curriculum; rally to stand in solidarity

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Rally for Comprehensive and Inclusive AP African American Studies Course – NYC Rally

Rockefeller Park, Irish Hunger Memorial North End Ave & Vesey St, New York, New York, United States

Type of Event: In-Person Day of Event Contact: Victoria Kirby York - [email protected] The F2L rallies will be held in cities and states across the country as a part of our Day of Action designed to mobilize a sustainable, grassroots network in defense of truthful inclusive education.  Join us in NYC for a pre-rally registration 2 PM followed by a Rally in front of the College Board’s NYC offices.  Registration Link: https://bit.ly/F2LNYCRally

Freedom to Learn “Texas Day of Action” Rally

State Capitol Steps - Austin, TX 1100 Congress Ave, Austin, Texas, United States

Type of Event: In-Person Day of Event Contact: Karma Chavez - [email protected] This April, the Texas Senate passed three anti-higher ed bills (SB16-a ban on so-called "CRT" in higher ed, SB17-a ban on DEI programs in higher ed, and SB18-a bill that attempts to abolish tenure). These bills are now going to the Texas House. Texas faculty, working as private citizens, have organized a Freedom to Learn Texas Day of Action on May 3rd--both in Austin and from wherever people are--to stand up for the freedom to learn. The Day of Action has been organized by the Texas Faculty Coalition in partnership with the UT-Austin chapter of the American Association of University Professors - American Federation of Teachers and Black Brown Dialogues On Policy.

Freedom to Learn: SOMA Day of Action – Banned Book Reading

Type of Event: In-Person Day of Event Contact: Stephanie Lawson-Muhammad - [email protected] This day of events on May 3 in South Orange and Maplewood is designed to unite everyone who believes in truth, including activists and racial justice allies in the fight against the College Board's and the state of Florida's attack on the African American Studies AP curriculum. We join solidarity with fellow activists across the nation with over 150 events scheduled and participate in a series of engaging local events. Banned Book Readings: Gather at the South Orange Library (for teen/adult readings) and Maplewood Hilton branch Library (for elementary-aged readings) from 4:00-5:00 pm to experience the power of literature and knowledge. Don't miss this opportunity to stand up for racial justice and contribute to the fight for an inclusive and equitable education. Let's come together as a community and take action!

Freedom to Learn: SOMA Day of Action – Teach-In

Type of Event: In-Person Day of Event Contact: Stephanie Lawson-Muhammad - [email protected] This day of events on May 3 in South Orange and Maplewood is designed to unite everyone who believes in truth, including activists and racial justice allies in the fight against the College Board's and the state of Florida's attack on the African American Studies AP curriculum. We join solidarity with fellow activists across the nation with over 150 events scheduled and participate in a series of engaging local events. Teach-In: Join us at the Black Box Theater, CHS from 5:30-6:30pm for an informative teach-in, where you'll learn where you'll learn about the importance of fighting the right's Anti-Woke attacks on Education and our progressive values. Don't miss this opportunity to stand up for racial justice and contribute to the fight for an inclusive and equitable education. Let's come together as a community and take action!

Freedom to Learn: SOMA Day of Action – RALLY

Spiotta Park, South Orange 20-32 Village Plaza, South Orange, New Jersey, United States

Type of Event: In-Person Day of Event Contact: Stephanie Lawson-Muhammad - [email protected] This day of events on May 3 in South Orange and Maplewood is designed to unite everyone who believes in truth, including activists and racial justice allies in the fight against the College Board's and the state of Florida's attack on the African American Studies AP curriculum. We join solidarity with fellow activists across the nation with over 150 events scheduled and participate in a series of engaging local events. Rally: Raise your voice and show your support for the cause at Spiotta Park, South Orange from 7:00-8:00pm, as we rally together to demand educational justice and the freedom to learn Don't miss this opportunity to stand up for racial justice and contribute to the fight for an inclusive and equitable education. Let's come together as a community and take action!