View PDF Action4Equity stands with our community today facing a pivotal moment in our ongoing struggle for educational equity in Winston-Salem and Forsyth County. The

View PDF The struggle to achieve equitable outcomes for our students begins with the premise that all students have a right to be safe in

WATCH HERE. Recent federal findings regarding the Winston-Salem/Forsyth County School’s discipline practices have underscored a deeply concerning disparity that we at Action4Equity and My Brother’s

View PDF #NotAnotherBrickNotAnotherBond This was, and still is, our organization’s campaign slogan that communicates our stance concerning the blatant disregard the past elected county and

View PDF At Action4Equity, we are deeply troubled by the recent video circulating on social media of a School Resource Officer (SRO) forcefully punching a

An Open Letter to Winston-Salem Forsyth County Schools and Community Statement of Support for a Researched Based/Data Driven Approach to African-American/Latinx Infusion in Winston-Salem/Forsyth County

A4E is seeking members of the community who are committed to the mission of Action4Equity to join the work of our policy committee. If you

  In August, we announced that Action4Equity and Forsyth Futures were awarded a grant through the Kate B. Reynolds Foundation to operationalize our systems change,

A4E does not endorse any candidates for the Forsyth County School Board. We did ask all registered candidates to answer a series of questions about

“The U.S. Department of Education’s Office for Civil Rights (“OCR”) has officially opened an investigation into the complaint that the Winston-Salem/Forsyth County Schools (“WSFCS” or