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A Documentary Film
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Social Justice Movement

 

Written & Directed by Sonia Lowman

 

TEACH US ALL

 

We believe every student deserves equal access to quality education and we're making a film to prove it.

Add your voice. Join the movement. Create change.

#TeachUsAll

 

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Do you know Hebh Jamal? Hebh is a featured student in #TeachUsAll! . Hebh puts the “active” in “student activist”! She works with IntegrateNYC4Me, trying get New York City schools to reflect the diversity of the city itself. Hebh also works as a Youth Policy Fellow with New York Appleseed, advocating for equity of access and fair allocation of resources to schools and neighborhoods in NYC and the metropolitan area. . To hear Hebh’s take on integration in NYC schools, set up a screening of Teach Us All!
“It is up to us to empower each other. If adults won’t make the essential change that needs to happen, then it’s up to us as students to create that essential change.” -Julia Macias
Meet Kenny Coronel. . Kenny is a high school student in Los Angeles. Kenny knows how powerful student voice is and he knows that it is up to students to take a stand for their education. . Schedule a screening of #TeachUsAll in your community to join the fight for #EdEquity.
"The Little Rock Nine is important to me because they represent the sacrifice for me to be able to go to school." #TeachUsAll
Meet John Walker. . John is currently serving his fourth term in the Arkansas House of Representatives where he serves on the House Education Committee, among others. John is also a civil rights attorney and has been involved with many landmark racial discrimination cases in Arkansas. . To hear his thoughts on the state of education, be sure to schedule a screening of #TeachUsAll in your community!
This week we had our first screening in Little Rock, Arkansas with @nobleimpact. It was so powerful to see the film here, where nine brave students took a stand for education equity sixty years ago. . After the screening, Noble Impact and the #Noble301 scholars got to work! As part of the first #TeachUsAll startup day, they brainstormed ways to solve #EdEquity issues. Putting students at the center of these issues and making sure their voice is heard is important and promotes solutions that work for all students! . Want to join the movement for Ed Equity? Set up a screening of Teach Us All in YOUR community today! (Link in bio!)
Meet Bradley Poindexter. . When we spoke with Bradley, he was a student in Little Rock, AR. Bradley knows the power of a quality education. He recalls his favorite teacher pushing him to excel and to think about his future beyond high school. . What was it like to have such a positive influence in school? Schedule a screening of #TeachUsAll to hear what Bradley has to say.
“As teenagers, we can make our voice be heard and influence how adults shape our future.” . Student activists know that it's up to them to demand change. Will you join the movement for #EdEquity? Request a screening of #TeachUsAll today!
Meet Bryan Stevenson. . Bryan is an acclaimed public interest lawyer, social justice activist, founder and Executive Director of the @eji_org, and a clinical professor at the @nyuniversity School of Law. Mr. Stevenson has dedicated his career to fighting poverty and challenging racial discrimination in the criminal justice system. He has won numerous awards including the prestigious MacArthur Foundation “Genius” Prize and the National Medal of Liberty from the @aclu_nationwide. . Bryan understands the importance of education and that underserved students in segregated schools are more likely to end up in the criminal justice system. Hear his thoughts in #TeachUsAll

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