This month's global education protests & strikes against neo-liberal deforms

[Hannah Bell]

http://www.teachersolidarity.com/blog/index.php


Parent Takeover of Puerto Rico School Against Privatisation




Hong Kong Teachers demand Smaller Classes




UK Students kick off Protests against Government Cuts




Honduran Teachers and Students Resist illegal Government




Andhra Pradesh Teachers to strike again




SADTU Delegates vent Anger with ANC




French Teachers on Strike again Today



etc....

[billlll]

1. a Roundup Report like this every week or month would be good

Thanks for many great OP's

[readmoreoften]

2. ++++++++ If I could rec any thread a million times.

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3. k&r

[knitter4democracy]

4. When I studied in Russia ages ago, the teachers were a force.

There was a bombing at the Education Ministry building, and it turned out it was teachers, not students, as they hadn't been paid in almost a year across the entire country. I was shocked that they were still teaching with no pay.

The reality is, we're often the lowest rung on the power structure but we hold so much power in our hands.