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  • 2024 Legislative Priorities

    2024 Legislative Priorities

    The 2024 General Assembly session begins Wednesday, January 10 and ends March 9. Our power as an organization is in the people who take action with us, and thanks to you we've buil ...

  • 2023 Power Analysis

    2023 Power Analysis

    The annual Power Analysis conference was held in person this year for the first time since 2019! We were all happy to be together again at Massanetta Springs. 40 members of the Sta ...

  • Legislative Priorities (as of January 19, 2023)

    Legislative Priorities (as of January 19, 2023)

    School Funding We support Fund Our Schools’ priorities, including full funding for the revised Standards of Quality, increased wrap-around services, additional school support staff ...

  • Virginia Organizing’s 2023 Statewide Legislative Priorities

    Virginia Organizing’s 2023 Statewide Legislative Priorities

    Equitable School Funding We support Fund Our Schools’ priorities, including full funding for the revised Standards of Quality, increased wrap around services, additional school sup ...

Racism on Campus is Nothing New. A Sustained Anti-Racist Campus Movement Would Be.

Racism on Campus is Nothing New. A Sustained Anti-Racist Campus Movement Would Be.

Published by the Alliance for a Just Society. As a first-year student at Brown University I was detained for trespassing by campus security. In my own dorm.  In sock feet. You see ...

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Virginia Organizing Fredericksburg Chapter to Hold Community Meeting on School Discipline Issues

Virginia Organizing Fredericksburg Chapter to Hold Community Meeting on School Discipline Issues

What: “School to Prison Pipeline” Community Workshop When: Tuesday, February 2 at 7 p.m. Where: Lee Hall 412, University of Mary Washington (1301 College Avenue, Fredericksburg, V ...

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Va. school boards’ anti-discrimination stands can mention sexual orientation

Va. school boards’ anti-discrimination stands can mention sexual orientation

Originally posted on the Washington Post on March 4, 2015. RICHMOND — Local school boards have the authority to include sexual orientation and gender identity in their anti-discri ...

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Danville Students Involved in Making Change!

Danville Students Involved in Making Change!

Last month, the Danville Chapter worked with a group of students to engage in the community dialogue regarding issues that are important to them. Students wrote letters to the edi ...

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What is Del. Marshall thinking?

What is Del. Marshall thinking?

The following letter to the editor was published in the Danville Register and Bee and was writen by Viriginia Organizing leader Maxine Jackson: What is Del. Marshall thinking? By: ...

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Education Reform in Fredericksburg

Education Reform in Fredericksburg

Education reform continues to be the topic of many national policy conversations. Virginia Organizing's Fredericksburg members interested in the issue have been thinking about edu ...

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YachtsVs. Schools: The Need for a Balanced Approach to State’s Budget Problems

YachtsVs. Schools: The Need for a Balanced Approach to State’s Budget Problems

Call to Action: Danville Residents Call on the General Assembly and the Governor to Restore Budget Cuts and Bring Balance Back to Virginia Danville, VA- Virginia Organizing held a ...

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Residents to Gather in Front of School Board Building to Call on Leaders to Restore Cuts and Bring Balance Back to Virginia

Residents to Gather in Front of School Board Building to Call on Leaders to Restore Cuts and Bring Balance Back to Virginia

Seesaw Demonstration to Illustrate the Need for a Balanced Approach to State’s Ongoing Budget Problems Fredericksburg, VA- On Tuesday, September 14, Virginia Organizing will hold ...

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Budget cuts put educational standards at risk, Chesterfield Observer

Budget cuts put educational standards at risk, Chesterfield Observer

Budget cuts put educational standards at risk When we moved to Virginia two years ago, I was proud to be moving to a state that had a good reputation for high standards in public ...

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