Re: Re: Georgia

kwbabs (kwbabs@nh.ultranet.com)
Mon, 4 May 1998 14:12:02 -0400


Hi! I am a teacher in Exeter NH - I would like to find out who the
appropriate resources would be for me to contact. Thank you!

Tracey
kwbabs@nh.ultranet.com

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> From: Equitymk <Equitymk@aol.com>
> To: edequity@tristram.edc.org
> Subject: Re: Re: Georgia
> Date: Friday, April 17, 1998 12:30 PM
>
> In a message dated 4/17/98 11:13:21 AM, you wrote:
>
> <<C123S105L@aol.com>>
>
> What state do you live in? Nearly every state has SOMEONE "doing" sex
equity.
> As you have learned, every state is required to have a vocational sex
equity
> person, usually located in the state education agency or labor dept.
Call and
> ask. Or ask your state ed. agency who is doing sex equity now that Title
IV
> has gone away; as Peggy (NB) and Sue (MN) have said, many people are
still
> there and working. If you tell us where you are, those of us who have
been
> doing this work for decades can probably give you allies' names in your
state.
> We've met them through the National Coalition for Sex Equity in Education
and
> from early US Dept of Ed training workshops that we had. You should also

> chekc out AAUW; they have a major impact in most states and in those
cities
> where they have branches.
>
> We have been working very hard for years with school districts in our
states
> to help them implement Title IX. Some districts have done more, some
less. As
> Ray has said, a good complaint has gotten the attention of many a school
> district that wanted to blow this off.
>
> I'm beginning to resent the implication that nothing has gone on, or is
going
> on right now. You just have to get hooked up to the right people. I
just
> know that I've been doing this work since 1975: first as local school
Title IX
> coordinator, then for more than 15 years as sex equity consultant with
the
> Wis. Dept of Public Instruction, and now as a private consultant. I've
> facilitaed literally hundreds of workshops, been in hundreds of schools,
> talked to thousands of educators, and printed many documents to help
schools.
> And there are people like me in nearly every state.
>
> How can we help you hook up to those in your state?
>
> Melissa Keyes
> Madison, WI
> Equitymk@aol.com


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