Author: Natasha Dunn

A resident of Chicago’s South Shore neighborhood, Natasha Dunn has spent more than a decade organizing with parents to help them access early childhood opportunities. Natasha is passionate about promoting greater equity for parents across Chicago. As the mom of three children, including twins, she supports fellow parents in meeting every child’s unique needs.

CPS Parents Deserve a Refund

Natasha Dunn on January 10, 2022

For nearly two years, parents have picked up the slack for the Chicago Public Schools. We deserve a refund.

CPS Black Student Achievement Task Force Now in Development

Natasha Dunn on October 7, 2020

Thanks to the advocacy of Natasha Dunn, Tanesha Peeples and other Black parents and community advocates, the Chicago Public Schools has agreed to launch a Black Student Achievement Task Force.

Here’s How I Know Black Lives Don’t Really Matter to the Chicago Teachers Union

Natasha Dunn on October 17, 2019

I do not support a strike by the Chicago Teachers Union. No matter what the union has done, Black students have never been supported. A CTU strike will create additional barriers for them. I’m tired of people using my community as a sacrificial lamb.

Author: Natasha Dunn

CPS Parents Deserve a Refund

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