http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LlFKeGyIA_c

END THE WARS PROTEST!!!

The real threat to the economy

Saturday March 19^th @ 11am @ City College;

Park and ‘A’ st. (in front of Mcdonalds)

march to city-wide demo @ 11:45

Money for JOBS and EDUCATION

END the WAR- TAX the RICH

STOP the BUDGET CUTS

END the Crisis of Priorities!

IN SOLIDARITY WITH THE GLOBAL REVOLUTIONS AND UPRISINGS FROM CAIRO TO WISCONSIN

Wednesday March 16^th LYRICAL LIBERATION HIP HOP SPEAK OUT @ NOON @ CURRAN PLAZA (in front of art building)

Thursday March 31^st NATIONWIDE STUDENT STRIKE AND WALKOUTS in defense of public education. WALKOUT OF CLASS @ 11am. (Details forthcoming)

Get involved!

EDUCATION FOR ALL (EFA) meets every Wednesday at 11am in the cafeteria

SOCIALIST CLUB meets every Thursday at 4pm in the cafeteria

Education For All Coalition is calling all brothers and sisters, students, workers, the unemployed, union members, activists, and freedom fighters to protest the budget cuts on March 2nd!!

Students across the state have been organizing for March 2nd National Day of Action against austerity meaures, budget cuts, and privatization of education and social services. Tens of thousands protested on March 4th, 2010 across the country. S…an Diego had 5,000 strong taking it to the streets of Downtown and marching to the State building against governor Schwarzenegger’s budget cuts.

Now Democratic governor Brown is proposing drastic cuts to vital social services and we need to respond- WISCONSIN STYLE. We support teachers and public workers and their hard work. Union workers are not to be blamed for the economic crisis!

Solutions to THEIR budget crisis- TAX THE FILTHY RICH!!! END THE WARS!!!

We will be standing in Solidarity with students and workers in Wisconsin and the Revolutions and Uprisings in North Africa and the Middle East.

FROM CAIRO TO MADISON TO SAN DIEGO, ALL OUT MARCH 2ND!

For more info or to endorse event contact educationforallcoalition@live.com 619-438-1571

San Diego Regional Summit, San Diego State University
To Plan for the October 7th National Strike and Day of Action

Registration 10:00am – 10:45am
Summit 11:00am – 4:45pm
SDSU Campus, Physical Sciences Building, Room 130
Details at www.sdplanningcommittee.wordpress.com

On March 4th 2010 thousands organized mass protests and demonstrations demanding educational justice. Tens of thousands responded to denounce the budget cuts, layoffs, tuition increases, and the diminishing… access to public services. It is now time for phase two: join with San Diego students, workers, and activists for a Regional Summit on September 11th at San Diego State University. We will be discussing and developing a plan to turn the tide against the cuts to education and social services, and to organize a large protest on the National Strike and Day of Action on October 7th and beyond.

Students and workers have rightly pointed out that there IS money to go around and the crisis is actually based in political priorities. California prioritizes prisons over education and corporations and the wealthy are spared from contributing to the “shared sacrifices.” California is under corporate rule and corporations get away with not paying their fair share in taxes, wages, and maintaining the environment. The students and workers fighting the budget cuts will continue to demand that wealthy individuals and corporations pay their fair share. If there should be cuts they should NOT come from education and social services.

While politicians focus their energy on antagonizing immigrants; blaming them for the crisis and attacking ethnic study courses and public sector unions, it is clear that the main priority of the politicians is to wedge divisions between us. It is also clear they focus on continuing to fund the largest military and prison spending budget in the world, bailing out exploitative banks, and spending vast resources on the militarization of the border – all while school buildings crumble, classroom sizes increase dramatically, and the sick, elderly, and poor suffer the consequences of inhumane defunding.

The only way to fight these injustices is for the public to become informed about the issues that trouble us today. True solutions will not come from the politicians, but from grassroots efforts. Education is the only real solution we have to battle poverty and injustice. The time to fight to save our schools is now. We must fight for a transformation in our education system. Quality education for all is a basic fundamental human right and we must continue to fight for it until it is secure!

We fight the same fight on different fronts. Join us this September 11 in a united front against injustice.

The time to save our future is now.

Defense of Public Education and Public Services

The historic actions, protests and strikes of last Fall and Spring
showed our state and the nation that students, teachers, staff, and
our communities are determined to fight against the cuts, layoffs, fee
hikes, and the shrinking access to public education and services.
However, our fight is far from over. On October 7th, supporters of
public education plan to unite and demand accessible, affordable and
quality education for all.

Public higher-education is an engine of economic growth that benefits
all communities at large, but students of color across the nation are
being tracked into non-academic programs while ethnic and multi-
cultural classes are being cut. As public universities raise tuitions
to the level of private institutions, students of all ethnicities are
being denied access to higher-education on the basis of income— an
economic barrier that disproportionately affects people of color.

The knowledge and innovation coming from graduates of state-supported
universities create far more wealth in the state than the education's
cost.  Better educated citizens are shown to be more productive, pay
higher taxes, create a stronger economy, and provide more jobs. Thus,
it is important to seek out more revenue sources to support education
and public institutions, rather than focusing on decreasing funding.

The politicians and administrators say there is no money for education
and social services. But if there is money for tax cuts and prisons,
why is there no money for public education? Schools are now suffering
from inadequate staffing and pay-cuts. However, California's budget
cuts are not only restricted to the education system.  Our health
services, public infrastructure, transportation and library systems
will also continue to deteriorate. These issues are all intertwined.
How do we stop the degeneration of California?

We, the people, have the democratic power to beat back these attacks
and ensure that our public institutions effectively serve the public.
But to do so, members of all regions and sectors --- adult-ed,
students, workers, teachers, activists, unions, and community
organizations --- must unite and take action on October 7th, and
contribute our voices and thoughts to the October 23-24 conference at
San Francisco State University to defend public education.

The purpose of the October 23-24 conference is to democratically
propose demands, devise an action plan, and create a structure capable
of defending public education and public services for the benefit of
all.

We invite all supporters of education across the nation to attend and
participate in the October 7th day of action and the October 23-24th
conference.

For more information, visit http://defendcapubliceducation.wordpress.com