Sentence examples for educational justice from inspiring English sources

One group, the Coalition for Educational Justice, planned a rally in Brooklyn on Wednesday to ask the Regents to reconsider.

Zakiyah Ansari, a parent advocate with the Coalition for Educational Justice, disagreed, saying in an interview that the mayor was missing the bigger picture — that achievement remained unacceptably low among black and Hispanic students.

Zakiyah Ansari, a Brooklyn parent who is part of the Coalition for Educational Justice, a group that organized the news conference, said the policy punished children for "things they really don't have any control over".

But on Sunday afternoon, Mr. Ayers, 63, a founder of the 1960s-era radical group the Weather Underground, a former fugitive, former Chicago Citizen of the Year and current professor at the University of Illinois at Chicago, appeared without fanfare at the Stella Adler Studio of Acting, in Chelsea, to participate in a symposium on educational justice.

I also hope and pray it will help, in a small way, towards achieving our vision of giving every child the opportunity to attend an excellent school (church or otherwise) in which they can flourish academically, socially and spiritually – that would be real educational "justice".

Deluwara (Dinu) Ahmed is a community organizer working on educational justice in the South Bronx.

In endorsing that educational need, Justice Sandra Day O'Connor, writing for the court's majority, noted that perhaps in 25 years race-conscious policies would no longer be needed.

A report by the Center for American Progress calculates the total cost of childhood poverty across the educational, criminal justice, and healthcare systems to be an astronomical $500 billion a year.

While all urban farms aim to heal the world, Berkeley's newest such enterprise is going at it from an environmental, educational, social-justice and spiritual angle.

Justice Chaskalson founded South Africa's first public interest law firm to fight apartheid, modeling it after the NAACP Legal Defense and Educational Fund, which Justice Marshall had directed.

In lieu of flowers, please send donations in her honor to an educational or social justice organization of your choice.