Recent data and analysis illuminates the impact of affordable housing on recruitment and retention of racially diverse and younger educators, a key factor in improving student outcomes.
Congratulations to the four qualifying districts (SRCS, SUSD, SMCSD and MCOE) that received Community Schools state grants to support their efforts to work in partnership with community-based services, families and each other.
Rooted in community, the collaborative summer efforts of Partners in West Marin focused on meeting the social-emotional needs of students through play & togetherness. For the first time in 25 years, Shoreline Unified School District was able to offer summer programming to students and ensure equitable access for students of color and students experiencing poverty.
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
Learn more about how the West Marin Fund inspires and supports the kind of collaboration it takes to launch and operate Learning Hubs in West Marin.
Schools and Learning Hubs are working together to share student engagement information, respond quickly to individual student needs, and coordinate wraparound support.
Moving All Forms of “Race-Neutral” “Unbiased” Leadership into Actively and Boldly Affirming and Advancing Racial Equity Across Marin Through Antiracist Work.
Of the 100s of stories collected and categorized into a data-based spreadsheet by Backbone staff, key patterns have emerged
Read this article to learn about the Partnership’s Sep. 5th cross-sector gathering.
