Voices of Resilience: Supporting Student-Led Advocacy In Response to ICE Activity

February 18 @ 3:00 pm – 4:30 pm PST

Students are experiencing the impact of ICE activity in deeply personal ways within their schools and communities. As educators, our responsibility is twofold: to ensure our students feel safe and to support them to take meaningful action.

In this special Crowdsource session, we center student experiences, creating space for their voices while also providing safe opportunities to process emotions and concerns.

Students possess the energy, urgency, and desire to act; schools play a critical role by providing guidance, structures, and tools to support intentional engagement.

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We will focus on exploring the most urgent questions:

What conversations must be held with school leadership and staff to ensure alignment?
How do we equip students who want to advocate for the protection of their peers?
How can we provide multiple, inclusive avenues for student voices to get heard?

There is an urgent moment unfolding, and students want to respond now. At the same time, long-term strategies are essential. How do we equip students for both immediate action and sustained civic engagement? Join us to hear from those who have wrestled with these challenges and leave with actionable ideas for building and maintaining your school as a safe harbor.

About the Presenters

Carmen Gelman

Carmen has made a profound impact as an educational leader, with a strong reputation across Oregon for her commitment to culturally sustaining practices and amplifying student and family voices. Her previous roles include school administration positions in Beaverton and Springfield, and a consulting position with Inflexion supporting schools in Oregon and California. Her contributions have been recognized with several awards, including the Distinguished Latino Educator Award and the COSA President’s Award …

Shirley Brock

Shirley spent 20 years as a middle school administrator, working in both a rural small district and in the Beaverton School District in Oregon. Her focus has always been on relationships between staff and students and the critical role it plays in school improvement and student achievement. Shirley believes that schools must create a shared understanding of their responsibility to and priorities for students and families, as well as how each person has a vital role moving the school forward to reach their goals …

Todd Miller

Todd Miller has left an indelible mark on education through his multifaceted roles and unwavering dedication to student success. As Superintendent of Santiam Canyon School District since 2013, he has overseen comprehensive operations and collaborative budget development, resulting in enhanced student opportunities, improved climate and culture, and upgraded infrastructure and technology. His transformative leadership extends to coaching with Portico, where he leverages his vast experience to empower school leaders for the benefit of all students …

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