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In October 2014, Detroit International Academy Spanish teacher Olivia Scheidler and English teacher Lisa Brooks started DIA’s poetry club. By the end of the month, the members became known as queenSpeak.
On Jan. 25, students at various Detroit Public Schools took part in a walk out to protest conditions in their district and support their teachers. In addition to Detroit International Academy, students from Cass, Renaissance and CMA participated.
In January, Alternatives for Girls lead an informational assembly for the students of Detroit International Academy, which focused on the resources offered by Alternatives for Girls and the dangers and statistics of human trafficking. Alternatives for Girls’ mission is to “help homeless and high-risk girls and young women avoid violence, teen pregnancy and exploitation, and helps them to explore and access the support, resources and opportunities necessary to be safe, to grow strong and to make positive choices in their lives.”
