
Thursday, March 11, 2021. Dimitris Koufontinas is still alive. Tension continues to rise in Greece.
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Thursday, March 11, 2021. Dimitris Koufontinas is still alive. Tension continues to rise in Greece.
Continue reading Greece: The revolt and the repression spread to Thessaloniki [Video]Athens. Greece. Thousands of students took to the streets of Athens on February 11, 2021, demanding the end of the law proposed by the Minister of Education which would bring police back to university campuses.
Continue reading Thousands of Students in Athens Clash With Police During Protest Against Police in UniversitiesUK. There cannot be that many people that don’t believe that the Conservative government has not made a mess of handling the assessment of A-Levels, BTECs and GCSEs, even traditionally Tory-friendly papers are mocking the Education Secretary Gavin Williamson. And it is hard not to conclude that the actions of the government have been inept. What happened in Scotland should have provided advance warning to the problem coming in England, Wales and Northern Ireland but the government carried on regardless, only to then follow Scotland’s example of announcing a U-turn and accepting teacher assessed grades as well as those predicted by the algorithm. This about-face has resulted in its own problems with some Universities/Programmes becoming oversubscribed (with resultant health and safety concerns) and others undersubscribed (and in greater financial difficulty and threat of bankruptcy).
Continue reading #UK: Exam results debaclePadova. Italy. April 6, 2020. While the Council of Ministers approves the so-called “School Decree”, we publish a contribution of the “Coordinamento Studenti Medi di Padova” that addresses the effects of the Covid-19 pandemic in a world of education already largely transformed by neoliberalism.
Continue reading Coordinamento Studenti Medi di #Padova: from #Covid-19 towards a “new normality”California. Following up on our previous coverage of the wildcat strike and work stoppage launched by UC Santa Cruz grad student workers, participant Cameron A. writes on the workers next move: launching a full strike this coming Monday, February 10. See below for how you can follow and support.
Continue reading Santa Cruz #California: Grad Students Prepare to Launch Full Strike Next WeekFrench territory. In Nantes as everywhere in France, high school students are mobilized against the “new Bac” E3C. An absurd project, badly prepared, and putting high schools in competition with each other.
Continue reading #Nantes: How prinicpals are threatening struggling high school studentsThursday 14 November 2019: Thousands of students marched today in the centre of Athens, Greece in protest to the recent police invasion of Athens University of Economics to attack students with batons and tear gas (that took place on Monday 11 November 2019).
Continue reading The anarchist student block at the demo against the police invasion of #Athens Economics UniversityIntroducing the Campus Power Project
Campus struggles in the US have surged recently: at Johns Hopkins, at Yale, at Evergreen State, at the University of Pennsylvania, and well beyond.
Continue reading Radical Education Department: Campus Organizers Push for More Faculty and Fewer Police [Part 1 of the Campus Power Project] – JK
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