Stopping Book Bans
IDRA Analysis of Project 2025 Released
See IDRA’s New Analysis of Project 2025: Five Threats to Public Education in Our States and Communities IDRA believes every young person should have access
August 22, 2024
See IDRA’s New Analysis of Project 2025: Five Threats to Public Education in Our States and Communities IDRA believes every young person should have access
As Predicted, “Divisive Concepts” Law Led to Censorship Attempt (Atlanta • August 7, 2024) Today, Advanced Placement (AP) African American Studies was added to the
See update on this story! Advocacy Success: AP African American Studies Approved in Georgia! – As Predicted, “Divisive Concepts” Law Led to Censorship Attempt, August 7,
IDRA eNews: Previewing Legislative Sessions Happening in the South (February 6, 2024) Across the South, state legislatures have already begun their legislative sessions, including in
Teacher Appreciation Week News – IDRA School Resource Hub Provides Tools for Teaching About Race and Gender (May 12, 2023) In today’s climate of classroom
IDRA’s We All Belong – School Resource Hub received the La Plata (first place) Award in Content Marketing by the Public Relations Society of America –
IDRA’s Policy Priorities for Texas and Georgia Call for Bold Action to Prepare All Students for a Strong Future Decisions made by state-level officials have
For #GivingTuesday, IDRA is sharing 10 award-winning banned books for middle and high school students.
10 Award-Winning Banned Books to Consider For #GivingTuesday, IDRA is sharing 10 award-winning banned books for elementary school students.
Held November 1, 2022 • 3:00 pm – 4:00 pm CT In today’s climate of classroom censorship, finding tools for culturally sustaining teaching can be