it's the trade unions, the national education union, the national education union set out a tick list, proving that after a decade and a half, they are finally getting their way. why is the education secretary allowing trade unions to run her department and ruin children's education? p.m. starmer: the bill benefits the children who need the nourishment of a breakfast club. the bill benefits the families that cannot afford uniforms. the bill benefits the children who are currently out of school, and nobody knows who they are. the bill benefits the children who could be taken out of school by abusers if this bill does not go through. change her mind and support these vital provisions. >> the prime minister needs to get out more and speak to schools. i was at the academy just this month, and what are they saying? that this bill reverses two decades of progress, and closing labour's new -- imposing labour 's new curriculum on every school, excluding talented outsiders, the pro shop is back, this is pure educational vandalism, and alongside these attacks, removing judgment so parents canno

standing in support of sanctuary policy but our state union and national union the largest union in this country, the national education association has committed resources to make sure that we are clear in our defense of public schools and the right that children have to a bright future and a strong education. >> what we do want to offer to the courageous elected officials here in san francisco is that it is not just enough to welcome our families. it is not just enough to say that they will live without fear. but it is also their right to thrive. and that is the responsibility of every elected official. next week in february our organization the united educators in san francisco is concerned that there will be evictions and ending of housing policy that may lead to hundreds of families to be out in the streets. >> how many three 3000 families and those largely are refugee families. and so we want to make sure that in tampa today saying that they are safe. we also want to guarantee them a justified way of living in this city. familias companeros, companeros, senora, senora. it's important that you stay as como la comu

national education association. she is a middle school science teacher with 31 years of classroom experience. becky is singularly focused on using her intellect, passion and purpose to unite the members of the largest labor unionh the entire nation, using that collective power to transform public education into a racially and socially just and equitable system designed to prepare every student to proceed in a diverse and interdependent world. [applause] dee winn developed and oversees amazon's global and customers engagement on responsible ai and she focuses on helping organizations mitigate risks and uncover potential, unintended impacts to ai development, deployment and use. she also engages with legislators and policy makers to help shape eminent ai regulation and policy. [applause] >> simone hall wood currently leads work on privacy and data regulation related to ai at meta. she has more than a decade of government and private sector experience in law and public policy. she has served in numerous roles in the u.s. senate where she focused on communications, technology and helped policy issues. [applause] >> and head of global and minor serving institutions, industry partners and state and local governments

rising tide, teacher parent neighbor marching side-by-side, where one big union across the nation build of the aft, democracy and educationn for democracy. there's another verse that i'm going to skip over. notice the reference to one big union. that was the theme of the old iww, which described the future government once our rotten system had been overthrown as, one big industrial union. when robbie and i joined the family, it seemed he could make us laugh all the time. he would do impressions, make sounds, open a bottle, he would be a dog, a puppy. he created stories with all sorts of characters and then we went away to camp and he would send us postcards with drawings of them. while teaching full time, people described him as always writing. his first book of poetry was published in 1929 and in it is a sonnet and my mother. dad wants told me that mom told him when they first meant that she was french-canadian. boy was he surprised when he called her up that fall and was greeted by the yiddish accent english of her mother. on the other hand, mom's family was worried that she brought home a boy because he couldn't speak

we're one big union across the nation built the aft, democracy for education and education for democracyas one big industrial union. when robbie and i joined the family, it seemed he could make us laugh all the time. he would do impressions. he would make sounds. he could open a bottle. he would be a dog. he would be a puppy. he created stories all sorts of characters and he'd send us postcards with drawings on him. while teaching full time people described him as always write. his first book was published in 1929 and in it is a sonnet to anne, my mother. dad told me when they first met that she was french-canadian. boy was he surprised when he was greeted by the yiddish-accented of her mother. on the other hand, they were worried she brought home a guy because he didn't speak yiddish. in 1910, she was a mere 19. the biographer has fond her birth certificate. she was born in 1908 and 21 when they married. you learn something every day and that began a life long partnership. they worked together throughout their lives and oftentimes he was write a play. dad wondered if mom could have had

christian nationalism of a divorce organization, a heritage organization and kind of the education industry of a more coke oriented worldview starts actually with deep antipathy to labor unions. and so lot of this stuff is, you there's a lot of window dressing around this parents rights, culture, war as a lot of these folks, but a lot this begins with deep hostility, labor unions. and that's what brings kind of the culture together with the more libertarian types. yeah. okay. so you are renowned researcher and we're happy to hear about the body of research, know that there have been studies done in indiana, in washington, d.c., coming out of new orleans when they when betsy devos came and tried to privatize schools there in ohio. so tell us, i mean, right now, arizona, we're seeing these results. we actually i feel like in some ways it's happening lifetime faster than a researcher could even cover so just to give the crowd a little bit of context, you know right now got white flight that being exacerbated by the vouchers we know that vouchers are statistically serving far more white affluent families they are children of color children and that are coming from lower income.