Posts tagged inclusion
Protect Our Parents: Amid Threats from the New Administration

The U.S. Department of Justice’s Civil Rights Division and the U.S. Department of Educations of Office for Civil Rights, which addresses protections against discrimination based on national origin and immigration status in public schools. This resource has been shared on our social media channels, and we urge community leaders to share it widely with families and school staff. Additionally, we must address the challenges faced by school districts, particularly urban ones like SFUSD, which are overwhelmed with budget deficits and staffing shortages. These operational challenges can hinder the district's ability to protect vulnerable communities.

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Inclusive Graduation: A Vital Step Toward Strengthening Our Democracy

Students with intellectual disabilities have the fundamental right to celebrate their accomplishments alongside their peers. Yet, many are being denied the opportunity to participate in commencement—a pivotal moment that recognizes their resilience, hard work, and achievements. Excluding these students from such ceremonies not only diminishes their voices but also undermines the principles of inclusion and equality that are vital to our democracy. 

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