Racial Equity Statement
Marin Promise Partners believe that a shared racial equity statement will amplify our collective impact. Join us in posting this statement and promoting racial equity in Marin.
Antiracist Action
Centering Equity in the June 7th County Superintendent of Schools Election
Our county’s persistent educational equity gap is unacceptable. Marin Promise Partners invite the next Superintendent of Schools to join us in refusing to settle for a world in which a child’s educational potential is dictated by race, ethnicity, zip code or financial circumstance. Let’s unite to put educational equity at the center of the election.
Antiracist Education Learning Brief
Marin Promise Partnership is one of 7 communities across the country that have been involved in the Strive Together Systems Transformation Systems Indicator project. Out of this work, Marin Promise Partnership created a Learning Brief on Antiracist Education that focuses on several of the Systems Indicators, especially the Culturally Responsive Curriculum indicator.
Partner Equity Blueprints Integrated into 2021-2024 Local Control Accountability Plans (LCAPs)
Keeping Every Door Open (KEDO) policy Action Team successfully advocated to make equity a key element of district LCAPs.
Bi-weekly Antiracism Action
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Organizational Self-Assessment Related to Racial Equity
Introduction to the Racial Equity Self-Assessment When was it started? In October 2017, the Partnership’s Executive Committee determined that its approach to racial equity would begin with a baseline racial equity assessment of our partner organizations to drive discussion and take collective action. The Tool for Organizational Self-Assessment Related to Racial Equity, originally developed by Coalition … Read more
Insurrection. White Supremacy. Educational Equity
Partners speak out about the January 6th insurrection and white supremacy attacks on democracy.
#MarinAgainstHate
Please read this collective statement against voter intimidation singed in solidarity by dozens of towns and community agencies led by the Marin County Board of Supervisors Racial Equity Sub-Committee.
Young School Board Candidates Respond to Educational Inequity
Young Progressive Leaders Running for School Boards in Marin Call for “..a systemic unified response to educational inequity.”
Marin Promise Partnership’s Racial Equity Statement Published in North Bay Woman Magazine
See the full page spread in the Fall 2020 issue
