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Session Type: Invited Speaker Session
Through film, performance, and dialogue, this session will explore the historical significance of New York City’s community control movement in Harlem, East Harlem, Ocean-Hill Brownville, Bedford Stuyvesant, the Lower East Side, and the South Bronx in the 1960s. Scholars and community activists from the past and present will explore the long arc of intersectionality in New York City’s grassroots organizing for educational equity and justice and the city, union, and school system responses. Interwoven throughout will be stories from the classroom, school, district and neighborhoods touched by the community control movement and their relevance to organizing today.
Clarence Taylor, Baruch College - CUNY
Sonia Lee, Indiana University
Daniel Perlstein, University of California - Berkeley
Zakiyah Shaakir-Ansari, Alliance for Quality Education
Natasha Capers, Coalition for Educational Justice
Andrew Greene, H.O.L.L.A. How Our Lives Link Together and Healing Justice Organizer
Rev. C. Herbert Oliver, Former Chair, Ocean Hill-Brownsville Governing Board
Paul Chandler, Former Community Organizer, Ocean Hill-Brownsville
Rhody McCoy, Former Unit Administrator, Ocean Hill-Brownsville Experimental District
Charles Isaacs, Former Teacher, IS 271, Ocean Hill-Brownsville
Monifa Edwards, Former Student IS 271 Ocean Hill-Brownsville
Cleaster Cotton, Former Student IS 271 Ocean Hill-Brownsville
Sonia Cott, Former Student IS 271 Ocean Hill-Brownsville
Veronica Gee, Former Student IS 271 Ocean Hill-Brownsville
Sulfia DeSilva, Former Student IS 271 Ocean Hill-Brownsville
Anna-Maria Correa, Playwright/Director