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Welcome to the Horne Street School Social Justice Team Webpage! This site is a work in progress. We will be adding more as we go. We hope this page can be a central hub where we can post resources and updates on what we are doing.
Welcome to the Horne Street School Social Justice Team Webpage! This site is a work in progress. We will be adding more as we go. We hope this page can be a central hub where we can post resources and updates on what we are doing.
4 Ways Kids and Parents can be Social Justice Activists While Social Distancing
4 Ways Kids and Parents can be Social Justice Activists While Social Distancing
Use the time to educate yourself. The more you know and the more different voices you hear, the better ally and activist you can be. Find more books about Racial and Social Justice and here. Scroll down more to learn more!
Talk to friends and family about social justice and racial justice. Share with them what you are learning and help others learn more.
Work together to make signs to show your support. Black Lives Matter is a good example of what your sign could say. You can look online to find images of other protest signs and talk about the slogans and messages with your kids. You could put signs you make in the window of your car, the front of your house, or even ask local businesses to display them.
Write to the mayor, city councilors, chief of police, the governor, or other local leaders. Tell them how you feel about police bias and violence towards people of color, and ask them how they are working to be anti-racist.
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