AMP Blog: sustainers
The Classroom is Yours: Practices for self-governance
This is the second part in a series of blog posts highlighting lessons emerging from Detroit Future Schools. Detroit Future Schools is an AMP Sponsored Project.
Detroit Future Schools' goal is to make our work to humanize schooling in Detroit "open-source" and accessible to other educators. Below, Nate Mullen, DFS Lead Artist, reflects on student-facilitated debates as a practice of self-governance.
The AMP Lapel Pin
We are celebrating the new Allied Media Projects logo with a small batch of high quality cloisonné lapel pins. They're not just for your blazer – they also look fresh on your beanie, backpack, or on a cork board.
We have a small batch of these pins and we are offering them exclusively as a gift of thanks to people who register for the Allied Media Conference before the end of April, and to anyone who signs up as an AMP sustainer.
Support the work of Detroit Future Schools by becoming a monthly sustainer!
Detroit Future Schools is an in-school digital media arts program committed to humanizing schooling in Detroit and beyond. We work in a small number of anchor schools where we develop and evaluate core instructional practices. We then share our best practices through the DFS Network, a local and national network of teachers, artists and community members.
Help AMP kick-in the new year right
Here are three ways to help keep Allied Media Projects going this Winter: Register, Sponsor, Sustain.
3 reasons why you should become an AMP sustainer
Help keep us going! Allied Media Projects is seeking monthly sustainer contributions to help grow the Allied Media Conference and sustain our community programs in Detroit.