US high school students are demanding safer classrooms, and they’re mobilizing through group chats, Google Docs, and homespun social media campaigns.
reads, “UNLESS YOU Make It Safe.” In New York, student walkout organizers demanded a temporary return to remote learning during the Covid surge, in addition to a hybrid option for students with families who can’t provide child care.
“You need to listen to us, because we’re the ones who are experiencing it,” says Briese, the Denver student organizer. “We’re the ones affected by it.”When the time came to publicize their petition, the student organizers in Oakland started with the most intuitive course of action: They found their classmate with the most Instagram followers and asked him to share it. This student, who had built up a robust following using Instagram to sell shoes and collectibles, agreed.
In New York, word of the walkout leapt from phone to phone, across Snapchat and Instagram stories and Twitter posts. It also found other student organizers at Brooklyn Tech who wanted to help. On the night before the walkout, the organizers hosted a Q&A on Instagram Stories, inviting students from across New York to ask last-minute questions.
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