From marcosresiste at hotmail.com  Wed Oct  6 06:17:44 2010
From: marcosresiste at hotmail.com (marcos perez)
Date: Wed, 6 Oct 2010 00:17:44 -0600
Subject: [Educationforall] 10/09 - 11AM-4PM Border Justice Conference in
	Chula Vista, CA
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Please forward to your networks.

  

Come to an open discussion and dialogue about how to better meet the needs of our community in a time of increased border militarization and enforcement! 
 The San Diego May 1st Coalition, Border Angels, Activist San Diego, and the Social Justice Ministry Team of the First Unitarian Universalist Church of San Diego invite you to participate in the formation of a regional and bi-national network of activists and organizations committed to immigrant rights and social justice in the US/Mexico border region. 


Issues to be discussed:  
SOCIAL JUSTICE: Border Militarization, Raids and Deportations, Immigrant Detention, Immigration Reform, Community Support, Immigration Politics, and the Anti-Immigrant Movement. 

ORGANIZING THEMES: Network Building, Community Outreach, Student Outreach, Media Operations, Cross-Border Solidarity, Legal Issues. 

MARK YOUR CALENDARS! 
Saturday, October 9th, 2010 - 11AM ? 4PM 
Location: Unitarian Universalists of the South Bay 
970 Broadway Ave., Suites 103 and 104, Chula Vista, CA 
For more information, please contact/RSVP: 
Mar C?rdenas (619) 947-4612 ? amikema at aol.com


 		 	   		  
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From wscherer420 at hotmail.com  Wed Oct  6 17:51:11 2010
From: wscherer420 at hotmail.com (Wayne Scherer)
Date: Wed, 6 Oct 2010 10:51:11 -0700
Subject: [Educationforall] EFA Update - CALL TO ACTION
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Hello Everyone,

As you are aware hopefully, tomorrow is October 7th, the 2nd National Strike and Day of Action called and organized by students/teachers/workers and community grassroots organizations throughout the Nation.  Campuses throughout San Diego have called for walkouts and rally's at their schools to protest the exploitation of the people by politicians and corporate interests during the economic crisis, resulting in devastating cuts to public education and social services.  The upcoming budget for CA outlines further degradation of public welfare by cutting critical programs like In-Home Support Services.  The revolutionary movement which brought forward March 4th has called out again to the conscious, the compassionate, and the concerned to come all out tomorrow on October 7th!  Education For All has been involved in the organizing efforts for the regional downtown action, just as we were for March 4th.  At San Diego City College, the EFA campus base, we are calling on students and teachers to walkout/teachout and rally at 12:30pm at the Gorton Quad.  There will be an open microphone for speeches, testimonials, spoken word/poetry, and music.  Everyone is encourage to participate; bring your poetry, speeches, instruments, and signs!  At 4:30pm we will depart to rendezvous at Pantoja Park on Columbia and G Street for the regional protest and festival beginning at 5pm.  

At the Regional Protest the speaker/testimonial lineup includes Estella De Los Rios, Lorena Gonzalez, Pat Washington, Kiki Ochoa, elementary and high school students, and so many other wonderful people.  After the rally and during the festival there will be a wide range of music from local artists and DJs and an open microphone for those at the event to express themselves.

We, the Luchadores, the Activists, the Revolutionaries, the Students, the Workers, the Parents, the Children, Call for a Massive Demonstration of Strength and Solidarity on October 7th throughout San Diego!

RISE UP!

In Solidarity,

-Wayne 
Education For All 
 		 	   		  
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From marcosresiste at hotmail.com  Mon Oct 11 14:54:14 2010
From: marcosresiste at hotmail.com (marcos perez)
Date: Mon, 11 Oct 2010 08:54:14 -0600
Subject: [Educationforall] EFA meeting tuesday 5pm room b-104 and proposed
	agenda
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Hi all,
 
Great work to everybody who helped and participated with October 7th. It was a huge success, given the actual time we had to organize it. Now there is more work to be done as we seek to continue to grow the movement and EFA. EFA will be meeting tomorrow tuesday 5pm in room B-104. Below is the proposed agenda.
 
 
1. introductions
 
2. educational- please read article on the current state budget and lets discuss. http://www.signonsandiego.com/news/2010/oct/06/budget-xxxx-xx-xxxxx-xxx-xxx-xxxxx/
 
3. Assessment of 10/7, City College event/ regional action.
 
4. Next steps, Nation/statewide conference 10/30-31.
 
5. Announcements
  		 	   		  
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From marcosresiste at hotmail.com  Wed Oct 13 01:57:45 2010
From: marcosresiste at hotmail.com (marcos perez)
Date: Tue, 12 Oct 2010 19:57:45 -0600
Subject: [Educationforall] FW: [FallConferenceSFSU] October 30-31st
 Mobilizing Conference In Defense of Public Education and Public Services
 San Francisco State University
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Date: Tue, 12 Oct 2010 11:05:27 -0700
Subject: [FallConferenceSFSU] October 30-31st Mobilizing Conference In Defense of Public Education and Public Services San Francisco State University
From: statewidecoordination at gmail.com


October 30-31st Mobilizing Conference 
In Defense of Public Education and Public Services
San Francisco State University

For conference pre-registration, please go to:
http://defendcapubliceducation.wordpress.com/april-10th-mobilizing-conference/

On November 2nd we go to the polls, but regardless of who is elected on the 2nd, on November 3rd we will still face a long-term systematic attack on public education and public workers. The historic actions, protests and strikes of last Fall, this Spring, and most recently October 7th, showed our state and the nation that students, teachers, staff, and our communities are determined to fight against the cuts, layoffs, fee hikes, and the shrinking access to public education and services. However, our fight for accessible, affordable and quality education for all is far from over. 

Students of color across the nation are being tracked into non-academic programs while ethnic and multi- cultural classes are being cut. As public universities raise tuitions to the level of private institutions, students of all ethnicities are being denied access to higher-education on the basis of income? an economic barrier that disproportionately affects people of color.

The politicians and administrators say there is no money for education and social services. But if there is money for tax cuts and prisons, why is there no money for public education? Schools are now suffering from inadequate staffing and pay-cuts. However, California?s budget cuts are not only restricted to the education system. Our health services, public infrastructure, transportation and library systems will also continue to deteriorate. These issues are all intertwined. How do we stop the degeneration of California?

We, the people, have the democratic power to beat back these attacks and ensure that our public institutions effectively serve the public. But to do so, members of all regions and sectors ? adult-ed, students, workers, teachers, activists, unions, and community organizations ? must unite, take action, and contribute our voices and thoughts to the October 30-31st conference at San Francisco State University to defend public education.

The purpose of the October 30-31st conference is to democratically propose demands, devise an action plan, and create a structure capable of defending public education and public services for the benefit of all.

We invite all supporters of education across the nation to attend and participate in the October 7th day of action and the October 30-31st conference.

For more information, visit http://defendcapubliceducation.wordpress.com 
 		 	   		  
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From rashne.limki at gmail.com  Wed Oct 13 13:32:22 2010
From: rashne.limki at gmail.com (Rashne Limki)
Date: Wed, 13 Oct 2010 06:32:22 -0700
Subject: [Educationforall] Fwd: Interested in student activism? Don't miss
	this talk!
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To:


  Please post flyer and circulate to your lists:

Tom Hayden @ UCSD

October 28, 2010

12-1:00 PM

Dolores Huerta/Philip Vera Cruz Room

(Located on the 1st floor of the Student Center Expansion, behind AS Soft
Reserves, near Mandeville coffee cart*)*

Tom Hayden was one of the best-known student activists of the 1960s, a
founding member of Students for a Democratic Society (SDS), one of the
Chicago 7, and both a CA state assemblyman and a CA state senator
(1982-2000).  He has taught courses at Pitzer College and Occidental
College.  He will deliver a talk entitled "Students and Social Action in the
Age of Obama."
Free and open to the public.  Sponsored by the Chicano/a~Latino/a Arts and
Humanities Program (CLAH), the California Cultures Program, Revelle College,
and the Dept. of Literature


?Students and faculty must wrest control of the educational process from the
administrative bureaucracy. They must make fraternal and functional contact
with allies in labor, civil rights, and other liberal forces outside the
campus?-Tom Hayden, *Port Huron Statement* (1962)
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From marcosresiste at hotmail.com  Fri Oct 15 21:52:41 2010
From: marcosresiste at hotmail.com (marcos perez)
Date: Fri, 15 Oct 2010 15:52:41 -0600
Subject: [Educationforall] Regents ban illegal immigrants from some Ga.
	colleges
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We need to continue to demand education for all and legalization for all immigrants. The article does not shed light in the many ways immigrants contribute to the economy. 



 
 
http://www.ajc.com/news/regents-ban-illegal-immigrants-680750.html
 
 





Metro Atlanta / State News 6:19 p.m. Wednesday, October 13, 2010  


Regents ban illegal immigrants from some Ga. colleges 


By Laura Diamond 

The Atlanta Journal-Constitution The State Board of Regents voted Wednesday to ban illegal immigrants from attending Georgia's top public colleges starting next fall, but that will not be the final action on the polarizing issue.



 Lawmakers plan to introduce a bill to bar these students from all public colleges -- the 35 institutions in the University System of Georgia and the 26 in the Technical College System of Georgia. Both Democratic and Republican gubernatorial candidates have said they support such a measure.
"The regents were heading in the right direction, but I just wish they had taken it one step further," Sen. Don Balfour, R-Snellville, said. "A bill will be introduced this session that says no illegals in any public college. I have a hard time believing it won't pass."
The regents approved prohibiting illegal immigrants from attending any college that has rejected academically qualified applicants for the past two academic years because of space or other issues. The affected campuses are: University of Georgia, Georgia Tech, Georgia State University, Medical College of Georgia and Georgia College & State University. Officials could not say immediately how many qualified applicants had been turned away at those schools.
The ban means Georgia is following South Carolina, which prohibits illegal immigrants from all public colleges.
Debate over illegal immigration and higher education resurfaced last spring after Jessica Colotl, an illegal immigrant attending Kennesaw State University, was arrested on campus for a traffic violation. College officials disclosed they had charged her in-state tuition.  State rules require illegal immigrants pay the more expensive out-of-state rates.
Charles Kuck, Colotl's immigration attorney, said his client may have brought the issue to the forefront, but she didn't cause the new rules.
"This was bound to come up again," Kuck said. "The sad thing is they don't know this won't make a difference. They're robbing children of hope and an education, that's what they did. They won't make people leave this country because it's still better for them here than it is back at home."
Regent Jim Jolly, who chaired the committee that recommended the new policies, said they are not "equipped to serve as immigration authorities" but the new rules will make sure students are classified properly for tuition purposes.
Of the 310,361 students enrolled, 501 are classified as "undocumented" and are paying out-of-state tuition, Jolly said. These students did not provide documentation to determine their tuition status. They may be in this country illegally.
"Clearly our institutions are not being inundated but undocumented students and Georgia taxpayers are not subsidizing the small number enrolled," Jolly said.
Still, he said, the ban should alleviate concerns that these students take seats away from U.S. citizens. The five campuses enroll 29 undocumented students.
Regent Richard Tucker voted against the ban and a new verification rule, saying it would burden colleges.
The new rules require campuses to verify the "lawful presence" of students seeking in-state tuition. Colleges can use several methods, such as the Systematic Alien Verification for Entitlement (SAVE) program, a federal database that typically charges 50 cents for each background check.
College officials said they need to figure out how to implement the new policy and make applicants aware of the changes.
"Georgia State admitted over 13,000 students this past fall, so it will be a large undertaking," said Tim Renick, the college's chief enrollment officer. "We plan to work with the other impacted universities to see if we can develop some common practices. This should help to reduce applicant confusion about the new rules."
Eric Cuevas, a recruiter at Georgia Perimeter College, said some students already are confused about which campuses they can attend and wary that completing an applications could lead to deportation.
"We're not purposely recruiting these students, it just happens," Cuevas said. "Do you know how hard it is to get a Hispanic student to even consider college? This just made it a lot harder."
Before the meeting, about 20 people protested the ban. They carried signs that read: "Education not deportation!" and "Board of Regents, do the right thing, please don?t ban me!"
"They are not taking seats away from American students," said Eva Cardenas, a sophomore at Clayton State University. "They earned their seats."
Other students said illegal immigrants are breaking the law and should not be rewarded with college.
"For every illegal person who is attending a public university, that's another U.S. citizen turned away," said David Bachman, a student at Middle Georgia College. "What is most astonishing is that our elected officials in Washington should be enforcing these laws instead of the State Board of Regents."
Regents Vice Chairman Felton Jenkins voted against the ban, saying it was against the board's mission, which is to promote education.
"I just think people who are qualified ought to get in," Jenkins said. "They worked hard and earned their spot. They could help make the state a better place."
Regents voting for the ban were: Jolly, Kenneth R. Bernard Jr., James Bishop, Frederick Cooper, C. Thomas Hopkins Jr., W. Mansfield Jennings Jr., Donald M. Leebern Jr., William "Dink" H. NeSmith Jr., Doreen Stiles Poitevint, Willis J. Potts Jr., Wanda Yancey Rodwell, Kessel Stelling Jr., Benjamin Tarbutton III and Larry Walker. Larry Ellis and Bob Hatcher were not present.
New rules
The State Board of Regents Wednesday approved four actions to help ensure that no illegal immigrants are charged taxpayer supported in-state tuition rates. The rules also seek to calm public concerns that illegal immigrants are taking seats away from U.S. citizens.  Here are the rules:


Add a section to all applications explaining the legal ramifications for knowingly providing false information.
Require applicants to state on the applications whether they are eligible and seeking in-state tuition.
Order all 35 campuses to verify the "lawful presence" of any admitted student seeking in-state tuition.
Deny illegal immigrants admission to any college that has turned away academically qualified applicants because of a lack of space or other issues. Next fall this will apply to: University of Georgia, Georgia Tech, Georgia State University, Medical College of Georgia and Georgia College & State University.Source: University System of Georgia


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From marcosresiste at hotmail.com  Fri Oct 22 00:21:54 2010
From: marcosresiste at hotmail.com (marcos perez)
Date: Thu, 21 Oct 2010 18:21:54 -0600
Subject: [Educationforall] Statewide Mobilizing Conference Flyer
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Eric and myself are planning on going. Is there anybody else who is down? Get at me if interested via e-mail.
 









 

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From marcosresiste at hotmail.com  Thu Oct 28 00:10:48 2010
From: marcosresiste at hotmail.com (marcos perez)
Date: Wed, 27 Oct 2010 18:10:48 -0600
Subject: [Educationforall] lastest round of cuts
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http://www.cbp.org/pdfs/2010/100618_Budget_Comparision.pdf 		 	   		  
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From isse.sdsu at gmail.com  Fri Oct 29 13:20:04 2010
From: isse.sdsu at gmail.com (International Students for Social Equality)
Date: Fri, 29 Oct 2010 06:20:04 -0700
Subject: [Educationforall] lastest round of cuts
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Dear ISSE members, students and workers,



In light of the hundreds of thousands of classified documents relating to
the illegal occupation of Iraq released by WikiLeaks earlier this week, the
Pentagon ? along with the complicit backing of the Obama Administration and
the corporate controlled media ? have launched a massive smear
campaignagainst the organization and its leader, Julian
Assange (See: Julian Assange walks out of CNN
interview<http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Lisa9XTRLb4&feature=player_embedded>
).  These anti-democratic attacks against WikiLeaks and its efforts to bring
the reality of the war to the global public serve as reminder to the
American and international working class of the extent to which the US state
will go in order to cover-up the illegal activity resulting from its
imperialist endeavors abroad.  Despite years of enormous opposition to the
war, both the Democrats and the Republicans ? whose political roles have
become more and more characterized by their allegiance to the interests of
the financial elite ? have remained deaf to shouts from below.  As the
global financial crises worsens and austerity becomes the ?new normal?, working
class opposition will continue and grow, pitting workers up against the
reactionary interests of the financial elites, one of which is the
continuation of war ? the current WikiLeaks situation is indicative of this.




This coming week the ISSE will be reviewing a few articles that touch on
this very important issue, as well as the necessary perspective needed in
order for the working class to resolve the crisis and free humanity from the
continuous threat of war ? that is, the perspective of international
socialism.  The articles will be introduced by members, and followed by a
discussion.  The last article has a video included that was released earlier
this year by WikiLeaks, showing the murder of innocent Iraqi civilians and
journalists, which ultimately acted as the catalyst for the American state
to stifle any such exposure of their crimes.  The links to the articles are
below:



?The WikiLeaks documents and the rape of Iraq?:

http://www.wsws.org/articles/2010/oct2010/pers-o26.shtml



?Hands off WikiLeaks!?:

http://www.wsws.org/articles/2010/jun2010/pers-j14.shtml



?Leaked video shows US military killing of two Iraqi journalists?:

http://www.wsws.org/articles/2010/apr2010/iraq-a07.shtml



Please come with questions and comments, as this helps to stimulate a
fruitful discussion.  We will be meeting at 5:00 PM in Adams Humanities
(AH), room 2113, on Tuesday, November 2nd.  We hope to see you there.



Best regards,



Ricardo Ruiz

President, International Students for Social Equality

San Diego State University

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From abel.macias at yahoo.com  Sat Oct 30 07:28:09 2010
From: abel.macias at yahoo.com (Abel Macias)
Date: Sat, 30 Oct 2010 00:28:09 -0700 (PDT)
Subject: [Educationforall] Rally to denounce ICE Raids and demands jobs and
	justice Nov 5
Message-ID: <315186.9975.qm@web82003.mail.mud.yahoo.com>

Please join several community organizations that have come together for this important rally to defend our undocumented working brothers and sisters.

5:00pm
Friday November 5, 2010
City Heights Park (next to library)
Fairmont Ave and Wightman Street

Recently? federal ICE agents raided the workplace and homes of undocumented workers.? The families were devastated by this terrorism and are still under intense pressure.

We must stand in solidarity with those that are being terrorized by these ICE raids, deportations and detentions.

We must expose this for it's intent to isolate the undocumented and division of the working class

While the ruling class benefits from war and occupation we demand money for jobs and education.

This action has been endorsed and supported by the following organizations so far.? Colectivo Zapatista, MEChA, KmB, AF3IRM, Food Not Bombs, Activist San Diego, Free Palestine Alliance, Students for Justice in Palestine and Chicano Studies at San Diego City College, Party for Socialism and Liberation.

In Solidarity,

Abel Macias
Party for Socialism and Liberation
sandiego at pslweb.org
408-219-8891






      
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From mondo5881 at yahoo.com  Sun Oct 31 16:59:16 2010
From: mondo5881 at yahoo.com (armando cid)
Date: Sun, 31 Oct 2010 09:59:16 -0700 (PDT)
Subject: [Educationforall] Fw: Listen to report about SB 1070!
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> Part 1
> Prison economic help drive SB 1070
> 
> 
> http://www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=130833741
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> 
> Part 2
> Shaping laws with little scrutiny
> 
> http://www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=130891396
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> 


      


