The politics of fear, hate, bigotry, and compelled practice are the antithesis of the freedom and justice that we seek. Though our instinct may be to disengage, empowered and connected voters CAN and DO make a difference, both at the polls AND in the months to come.
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Fall School 2024 - Election EditionNovember 14, 2025 // 7-9 PM ET
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We hope you'll join us for a time of tapping deep into our libraries of sacred memory next week as we prepare for the continuation of movement work. We aim to provide tools for persevering in faithful civic engagement, despite the prevailing uncertainty.
We are thrilled to be joined by One Wake founding member and leader, the Rev. Jemonde Taylor, rector of Saint Ambrose Episcopal Church!
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DIG DEEPER: QUICK CUTS
Tune in as TEP's Cami King shares some quick hits on complex topics. Make sure you're informed and aware and then share with your people.
EPISODE 01: PROJECT 2025
Maybe you've heard about Project 2025 and wonder what it's all about.
We've done the research and it's a very real threat to democracy and our system of checks and balances.
It would dismantle the Department of Education and weaken civil rights protections.
EPISODE 02: THE POLITICS OF DISINFORMATION
We've long been subject to propaganda and deliberate lies from politicians, parties, media, and foreign actors.
We've seen it recently in education in the manufactured panic created around CRT and DEI.
Find out who's behind these lies and learn how we can cut through and overcome these efforts, together.
EPISODE 03: The Parents Rights' Movement
Parents' rights. Sounds pretty good, right?
But behind the name, what is really going on with this movement? And most importantly, what does it mean for the Black and Brown students and families who will be impacted?
EPISODE 05: The State of School Choice
School Choice is a COMPLICATED issue.
While there is nothing wrong with parents making decisions in the best interest of their children, it's important to understand this new phase of the school choice movement, where public school dollars are funneled to private schools.
