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Freedom Schools - Wikipedia Freedom Schools were temporary, alternative, and free schools for African Americans mostly in the South They were originally part of a nationwide effort during the Civil Rights Movement to organize African Americans to achieve social, political and economic equality in the United States
CDF Freedom Schools® - Childrens Defense Fund CDF Freedom Schools® provides summer and after-school enrichment through a research-based and multicultural program model that supports K-12 scholars and their families through five essential components
Summer Literacy Program | Winston-salem Freedom Schools The mission of the Winston-Salem Freedom Schools programs is to boost student motivations to read, generate more positive attitudes toward learning, increase self-esteem and connect the needs of children and families to the resources of their communities
Exploring the History of Freedom Schools - Civil Rights Teaching The study of Freedom Schools should take place in the context of the long struggle for freedom, voting rights, and quality education in the United States as a whole This lesson uses primary documents in a jigsaw format to introduce the history and philosophy of Freedom Schools
Freedom Schools - SNCC Digital Gateway In the spring of 1964, SNCC created the Freedom School curriculum, which was rooted in the lives of young Black Mississippians It had been designed by a committee of educators from around the country
Freedom Schools Are Still Radical—and Necessary | TIME Iterations of “freedom schooling”—clandestine or fugitive learning by and for Black communities—existed for centuries, since the era of enslavement For those communities, education was linked to
The History of Freedom Schools — IntegrateNYC SNCC Freedom Schools provided Black students with basic reading, writing, and math skills to find alternatives to the segregated white supremacist society Students were encouraged to challenge the racist myths of society, be creative, be empowered by their history, and organize actions in the name of freedom