From Facebook-coordinated high-school walkouts to compelling Internet-based protest art
that has accompanied recent teacher strikes, grassroots education activism in the USA has …

An estimated 1.2 million refugee students attend schools across the United States (US).
They represent between 35-40% of the total number of refugees in the US Yet, we know little …

This comparative study examines the historical development of race equality efforts during
the 1970s and 1980s in two global cities—Toronto and London—and the role of African …

The purpose of the current article is to reflect systematically on articles published in
Leadership and Policy in Schools (LPS) since its foundation in 2002 to the present time …

This article discusses findings from a study of a 22-year campaign to change special
education assessment policy in Ontario by the advocacy organization People for Education …

In November 2011, a coalition of New York City (NYC) education organizers and advocacy
groups launched the PS2013 campaign to place public education at the center of the 2013 …

Governments, schools, and scholars worldwide have advocated for parental and community
involvement in education to promote student achievement and strengthen democracy. One …

This qualitative study investigated how advocacy groups for rare chronic health conditions
understood their relation to, and interaction with, educational leadership and policy. This …

Sue Winton a and Lauri Johnson b aYork University, Faculty of Education, Toronto, Canada;
bBoston College, Department of Educational Leadership and Higher Education, Chestnut …

Sense of place has been used among the literature as a framework for understanding pro-
environmental behavior, such as volunteering, and connections to specific areas. It is also …