Along with several organizations, IDRA submitted a statement on the Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals case, BookPeople v. Wong, a lawsuit against book ban law
October 19, 2023 • 3:30-5:00 pm CT Join us for an engaging 90-minute panel discussion that delves deep into the transformative influence of ethnic studies
What New Education Laws Mean for Texas Schools – Webinar Reviewing the 2023 Texas Legislative Session What happened in the Texas legislative session? This webinar
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 –
Do you see issues within your school that affect your peers’ education? Do you want to learn how to advocate for student rights? Building equitable
The Mexican American Civil Rights Institute is hosting a talk about Emma Tenayuca to discuss the 1938 Pecan Shellers’ Strike on its 85th anniversary. This
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
Complaints Filed to Office for Civil Rights (Lubbock • December 13, 2022) Yesterday, IDRA joined students, families and the Lubbock NAACP to challenge racially discriminatory
