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Your Voice. Your Opinion: We're Featuring Educators' Voices on This Sunday's "Talk Out of School" Broadcast!

Send us an audio message of your thoughts regarding the proposed UFT tentative contract, now. We will feature it on the show, this Sunday!

Educators of NYC

Jun 30, 2023

Hey y’all! I need your help.

This coming Sunday, I’m doing a segment for ‘Talk out of School’ featuring educators’ reactions to the UFT tentative contract. It will include the voices of the rank and file in the trenches, like you.

I’ll be sharing 2-3 minute audio voice messages of UFT educators answering the following:

1. What is your name and school role?
2. What are the pluses and negatives of this contract, in your opinion?
3. Did you vote yes or no? Why?

It’s time sensitive for this Sunday evening’s show which I help host on WBAI 99.5 FM, and it’s important to me to elevate your voice!

Can you record a message and also share this mission with your friends and colleagues?

The 2-3 min recorded audio message should be emailed to me at: danalicea@gmail.com

Find out more about the show here:
https://www.wbai.org/program.php?program=357
Find the previous Talk Out of School podcasts here on The Wire: https://thewire.educators.nyc/s/tos

Remember Tribe of Love: Love Always Wins! - Dan Alicea

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