EVENTS
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Teachers joined this listening session, led by and centering the stories, experiences, and ideas of BIPOC students!
Teachers play a crucial role in supporting and advocating for Black, Indigenous, and People of Color (BIPOC) students, ensuring students can learn and thrive in their classrooms. Black and Brown students in our schools experience microaggressions, racist bullying, and tokenizing, which affect their wellbeing and ability to succeed. They are calling on all of us to hear their stories and to support them.
How can teachers show up in allyship to BIPOC students and in solidarity with one another? How can we work together to address racism in schools and uphold racial equity in our classrooms?
By beginning with storytelling and listening, this event was a starting place to explore these questions, to foster collaboration between students and teachers, and to take action together toward racial equity.
At the end of 2022, Bay Bridge received confirmation of our 501c3 status! This new status dates back to April 28, 2022 when we started the process and were originally incorporated. Going forward, donations will be tax deductible! For anyone who donated in 2022 after April 28th, if you would like to receive documentation of this donation, please reach out to baybridgewisconsin@gmail.
Raising awareness of racial and cultural bias in our community. Help us build and repair bridges between individuals and communities.
Supporting Social Justice in Schools
We are seeking local middle and high school students who are interested in social justice to engage with Bay Bridge and the community. A $1000 scholarship is available. Apply by April 1! Learn more and apply here!
Tuesday Feb. 13th at 6:15pm
Please attend the Board of Approvals meeting to show your support for affordable housing in WFB. Learn more about what has happened, and how we plan to keep pushing for affordability and equity in housing in WFB.
