Video: Singer Aloe Blacc Teams Up with NEA to Stop the School-to-Prison Pipeline
Singer-songwriter and activist Aloe Blacc's new video, "Love Is the Answer," follows the downward path of a student who's kicked out of school. "Educators play an important role in finding solutions to the school-to-prison pipeline," says he says in this video, "so it's important to have their expertise in the discussion. The challenge is for us to all work together to secure the future of these students and give them a real chance."
Want to help end the school-to-prison pipeline and discipline disparities among students? Here are resources that can help:
- Visit our Human and Civil Rights area on nea.org for the latest research and resources on this issue.
- Download our collaborative toolkit, “Restorative Practices: Fostering Healthy Relationships and Promoting Positive Discipline in Schools.”
- Review briefs from the Discipline Disparities Collaborative. Read the most comprehensive brief on school-based interventions to date -- How Educators Can Eradicate Disparities in School Discipline.
- Sign up to receive School Discipline Roundups e-newsletter from our partner, Council for State Governments -- Justice Center, and be the first to receive the School Discipline Consensus Report to be released in April.
- Read the School Discipline Guidance letter from the departments of Education and Justice and link to federal resources on discipline and school climate.
- Visit our partners online at the Advancement Project and the Opportunity to Learn Campaign for more information and resources to support your advocacy efforts.
