The Sanders Lecture Series
Presents Ernesto Cortes


Ernesto Cortes Flyer

Organizing to Improve Public Schools


The lecture presented on Oct. 12th, 2009
was recorded by Videographer Ryan Raines
and runs approximately 51 minutes.

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Ernesto Cortes
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Featuring Photography by Roy O'Dell.
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NTAUUS
Center for Civic Literacy (TCU)
Allied Communities of Tarrant (ACT)
Fort Worth Independent School District


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Industrial Areas Foundation

Wikipedia - Industrial Areas Foundation

The Heinz Awards - Ernesto J. Cortes, Jr.

Social Justice - Ernesto Cortes Jr. - Fast Company Dec 19, 2007

Wikipedia - Ernesto Cortes

Dallas Area Interfaith (DAI) – Dallas, Texas

Allied Communities of Tarrant (ACT) – Fort Worth, Texas

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The Sanders Lectures are underwritten by the North Texas Association of Unitarian Universalist Societies (NTAUUS), and its member congregations to recognize the contributions of Hardy and Betty Sanders. The Hardy Sanders Lecture Series present messages from respected and recognized leaders in social justice, economic justice and environmental issues intended to shed light on issues of importance for our local area, state and nation and to motivate you to take action to continue their work.

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