James Reade Venable

Photographer-Director-Editor
  
NYC Teachers Were Right
Location: New York, NY
Nationality: American
Biography: James Reade Venable ( b. 1978, USA) is a photographer based in New York City and Brussels. He was shortlisted in 2023 for the Storytelling Category in the 500px Global Photography Awards and was a finalist in Dodho's Monochromatic 2023 Awards.... MORE
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NYC Teachers Were Right
Copyright James Reade Venable 2024
Updated Jan 2021
Topics Activism, Community, COVID-19, Documentary Photography, Editorial, Education, Epidemics, Fear, Health/Healing, Illness, New York, NYC Department Of Education, Pandemics, Photography, Photojournalism, Politics, Protest, Reporting, School/College, Students, Teachers
In September, Teachers from PS 63 in the Lower East Side of Manhattan marched against the NYC Dept. of Education's decision to open schools to in-person learning. With the support of Mayor DeBlasio and many Department heads, they greenlighted the decision. Teachers voiced there concerns about the safety of the schools, themselves, and concern for their students. Protests took off across the city, and the march by PS 63 was one of them. In hindsight, it now looks like the NYC Dept. of education and the Mayor should have listened.

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