“Through school and through acquiring English, these children become bi- or multi-lingual, able to continue to function in their home language(s) as well as in English, their new language and that of school.”
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Emerging Multilinguals Network
The Emerging Multilinguals Network mobilizes and unites to promote equitable E-12 educational policy and practice for EMLs, a positive narrative of multilingualism and culture, and investments in effective EL and language programs.
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Action Planning for Language Development
MnEEP will focus on multiple school districts in Minneapolis and Greater Minnesota with Multilingual Learner populations to empower parents and the community to shape stronger English Learner (EL) policy and equitable practices.
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MnEEP statement on the final verdict in the Chauvin trial for the murder of George Floyd
On April 20, 2021, a Minnesota jury found the former Minneapolis Police Department officer, Derek…
Words matter: Transforming systems and public narratives
At MnEEP, we know that how we define and use words is essential for building…
March Cultural Competency Training
Join us on March 19th and March 20th for MnEEP’s vigorous and interactive Cultural Competency Training…
Racing to justice: What MnEEP is doing now
Dear Friends, We are so grateful for your continued support. Your dedication and commitment to…
An urgent call to lawmakers to support a higher-ed race equity policy agenda now
TO: Minnesota lawmakers FROM: MnEEP’s College Race Equity Advocacy Advisory Council (CREAAC), a state-wide, multi-racial…
Emerging Multilingual Learners
ACCESS testing should be postponed or waived for the 2020-21 school year
Dear Minnesota Department of Education Commissioner and state lawmakers: Minnesota Education Equity Partnership (MnEEP) is…