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BLM Week of Action

In February, the dije Office hosted its annual Black Lives Matter Week of Action to organize for racial justice in education through a series of virtual events.

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BLM Week of Action

During the first week of February, the dije Office and organizers from SOE, including SOE graduate students Monét Cooper and Jordan Ross, presented Black Lives Matter at School Week of Action. BLM at School is a national committee of educators organizing for racial justice in education. The organizers developed events that correspond to the thirteen guiding principles of Black Lives Matter.

These events were dedicated to themes such as: Restorative Justice, Diversity & Globalism, Queer & Trans-Affirming, Intergenerational Black Families, and Black Women.


BLM Week of Action Events

Black Lives Matter at School Week of Action organizers on a Zoom call

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