I had hoped to get out a special "Extraordinary Session Edition" of the JMO4Rep Update electronic newsletter, but I've had too many competing priorities to manage that these past few weeks. So I'll just send this brief announcement about an important event, the 7th Annual Education for Change Curriculum Fair, plus this request:
Please keep up your advocacy to save the Circuit Breaker that provides much needed assistance for low-income seniors and people with disabilities. Your calls, visits, letters, and e-mails are having an effect! For more information, see: http://www.mobudget.org/files/Circuit_Breaker_Renters_by_Senate_District_Sept_2011.pdf
I have several very demanding events on my schedule for this week (Veto Session, Special Session, a speech for Constitution Day in Rolla, a class I'm co-leading at Eden Seminary, etc.), so I welcome any positive energy or prayers you can send out to the Universe for me and my House and Senate colleagues. I often feel my allies and friends "holding me up" when my spirit/energy sags. Thank you for all you do to support me.
JMO
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From: [Rebecca Rogers]
** CALL FOR PROPOSALS **
7th ANNUAL EDUCATING FOR CHANGE CURRICULUM FAIR
"Creating Spaces for Social Justice in an Era of Standardized Testing"
Attached is a "Call for Proposals" for presenters [click here to view] and a flyer [click here to view] for the 7th Annual Educating for Change Curriculum Fair, Saturday, October 8th from 9:00am - 1:00pm at Roosevelt High School (3230 Hartford, St. Louis, 63118).
The theme of this year's fair is "Creating Space for Social Justice in an Era of Standardized Testing."Please consider submitting a proposal for a poster display/exhibit, resource table for organizations, or workshops. Exhibits/poster displays and resource tables will remain set up for the entire fair. This is a great opportunity to share your work and to get feedback!
This year we are planning an exciting program including:
- Featured speaker Deborah Meier, educational reformer, writer and activist, http://www.deborahmeier.com/
- Educator & Youth-led table exhibits & workshops
- Ideas and resources to enhance & supplement your curriculum with Social Justice Themes
- Food donated by Bailey's Chocolate Bar, Rooster, Bridge Tap House & Wine Bar, & Bailey's Range
The event is sponsored by the Literacy for Social Justice Teacher Research Group http://www.literacyforsocialjustice.com/ and The Literacy Roundtable http://www.literacyroundtable.org/
Thanks!,
Ed 4 Change Curriculum Fair Planning Committee, LSJTRG
For more information contact: kathryn{dot}lsjtrg{at}gmail{dot}com
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