The Massachusetts Education Equity Partnership (MEEP) represents a diverse community of passionate advocates committed to fostering excellence and equity in education across the Commonwealth, from preschool thr ough college, particularly for students from low-income backgrounds, students of color, and other underserved groups.
Drawing attention to educational inequities in Massachusetts:
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What The Data Tells Us & Why It Matters
Underneath Massachusetts’s #1 education ranking are glaring and persistent disparities that separate students from low-income backgrounds and students of color from their peers.
In Focus: The Latest From MEEP
MEEP FY25 budget letter to the House Ways and Means Committee
Jun 20, 2024
As you engage in the Conference Committee process, we acknowledge the competing funding priorities you […]
View PDF >Testimony in support of Debt-Free Public Higher Education
Oct 3, 2023
In Massachusetts’ knowledge-based economy, postsecondary education is a critical pathway to achieving social and economic […]
View PDF >Educator Diversity Act Testimony June 26, 2023
Jun 26, 2023
Research consistently shows that a racially and culturally diverse teacher workforce benefits all students, regardless […]
View PDF >A Few Good Words From Partners
MEEP is doing a great job capturing and elevating voices of those working in impacted communities.
MEEP has given us a platform to get involved in advocacy in a much more meaningful way than we would have otherwise had. We would not be doing what we are doing on advocacy without MEEP.
MEEP has given us training, support, access, and opportunities that we otherwise would have likely not been able to leverage to advance our mission. It has also led to important partnerships and conversations with other partners in the space.
The Massachusetts Education Equity Partnership (MEEP), coordinated by The Education Trust in Massachusetts, is a cross-sector, statewide coalition of civil rights, social justice, and education advocates from across the Commonwealth dedicated to advocating for policies and practices that improve opportunity and outcomes for students for low-income backgrounds, students of color, and those in other underserved groups.
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