Education
PeopleSkool/Escuela de la gente Fall 2010 Session Begins!
Fall 2010 Session of PeopleSkool/Escuela de la gente- Click on PeopleSkool/Escuela de la gente to download the schedule
Murder Incorporated
Growing up, as my Mama's Sun and a formerly houseless student of a revolutionary school called Deecolonize Academy, I have read many books about the true history of the United States, one that until recently, wasn't eagerly taught by our country's public education system. I have heard stories time and time again of the man who discovered the place I live in today, and the many ways he tortured innocent indigenous people from all over the world.
Youth Mentorship Stories
Family Meetings by Amir Cornish:
Houseless, indigenous peoples UnSell More of Mama Earth and Launch Homefulness #2
Defund Police, Fund Humanity
“We pay your salaries and you have your assault rifles ready to shoot us unarmed protesters!?!?
PeopleSkooL at The Race, Poverty, Media Justice Institute 2020 Class Schedule
How to Not Call PoLice Ever & Build a Elephant Council
This workshop teaches how a landless people's self-determined movement NEVER engages with State-Sponsored Murderers and instead Built an indigenous/poor people model of accountability, respect, and care which we call the "Elephant Council"
Apply for People Skool August 2020- Decolonization/Degentrifukation Seminar for People with Race, Class and/or Formal Education Privilege
This summer's People Skool for people with race, class and/or formal education privilege is coming up on August 29 and 30th! This workshop is aimed at service providers, media creators, educators, organizers, researchers, artists, legislators, policy-makers, donors/philanthropists, students, community members- anyone who wants to learn about following Black, Indigenous POC and poor leadership and aligning your work with poor people-led self determination movements.
Defund police, Fund humanity
“We pay your salaries and you have your assault rifles ready to shoot us unarmed protesters!?!? Stop paying them, people!” A poverty skolar shouted from the crowd where about 100 people had gathered in front of the Tenderloin police station in SF to speak up against police terror, murder and blantant brutality that is swiftly plauging many states in the nation once again.