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The Democratizing Education Network (DEN) unites youth, undergraduates, graduate students, faculty, campus workers, parents, and concerned community members in common efforts to strengthen public higher education by making it more democratic, accessible, and socially responsible.

 

If our mission sounds good to you, please contact us to get involved. And in the meantime, check out Howard Zinn's endorsement at right!

 

 

Latest News:

    "Stop Recruiting Kids" Goes to Court

Date: June 4, 2009

Take Action:

    RECLAIM YOUR EDUCATION - Global Week of Action

source: Emancipating Education for All

Publications & Talks:

    Center for Campus Free Speech: Facts Still Count

(April 13, 2009)

Campus Free Speech proves with its new report, Facts Still Count, that David Horowitz's recent books are not honest in their criticisms of campuses and faculty. The Center for Campus Free Speech is affiliated with the Democratizing Education Network, and a great source of information regarding important academic freedom and campus free speech issues.

Events:

    Democratizing Education Convention III

Stay tuned . . . the Democratizing Education Convention is coming back, this November!

    NOVEMBER: Global Week of Action - Reloaded!

(November 1, 2009)

 Public education systems, from kindergarten to university, must prioritize emancipating aspects, be free and accessible to all. A democracy only exists, if society consists of emancipated and self-determined individuals, that are able to critically reflect their society, developments and power structures. Any system that doesn’t fulfill these criteria is not a democracy.

Organizing Resources:

    CCFS: Free Speech Organizing Toolkit

The Free Speech Organizing Toolkit is designed to provide campus leaders and free speech supporters with the tools to work with higher education leaders to remove impediments to a marketplace of ideas on their campus.

    Democratizing Education Charter

Adopted at the 2005 Democratizing Education Convention in Madison, Wisconsin.

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