Invitation: Teachers Writing Workshop

[Tag Philly]

Good afternoon.  We wanted to share an invitation for a teachers writing workshop facilitated by Philly educator Nataliya Braginsky.  You can apply and learn more here or below; the application is due next Wednesday, January 21. 

We also hope to see you this Monday at 10:00 am for "From Philly to Palestine: How our Struggles Intertwine."  Registration required!

Apply today

What's Going On: The State of Our Schools, Our Students, and Our Selves What's happening in schools sheds light on what's happening in our society, and teachers have a unique and vital perspective on this, so our collective voices ought to be heard. The goal of the workshop is for each teacher participant to produce a piece of work they are proud to share, and if possible, to seek publication in a local or national outlet.  The workshop will meet monthly via zoom for a total of four 90-minute sessions (February, March, April, and May 2026), each focusing on a different stage of the writing process. Additionally, each participant will be paired with a writing partner from within the group, with whom you will meet between sessions (for a total of three hourlong one-on-one meetings). This workshop will be facilitated by Nataliya Braginsky, a Philly high school History and English teacher who has published education-related pieces in Rethinking Schools, In These Times, and the Law and Political Economy Project.  For questions, please email in...@antiracistteaching.org  Click here to learn more and apply

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TAG Philadelphia works to strengthen the influence of educators within schools and over policy decisions.

While partnering with parent, student, and community groups, TAG is committed to fostering positive school transformation, environments where students and teachers can thrive, and community ownership and influence within education.