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Students: get involved!
What do we do?
Social media: join if you want to promote HCHS4D and educate our community! You will research, write, and create posts and tweets as well as help continuously update our website.
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Community engagement: join to help organize events + initiatives to keep the HCHS community involved! You will help run events, create messaging documents and presentations and email parents, teachers, students and alums.
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Press outreach: join to help publicize our fight! You will need to write succinct messaging documents (like press releases) compile information and speak with press.
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Elected officials: join to contact and work with NY's elected officials! This will involve attending and speaking at meetings with officials' offices, strategizing, researching and helping organize events.
Share your experiences!
Share any experiences that you have had at HCHS due to its lack of socioeconomic or racial diversity (or anything else about our school climate, like religion or sexuality!)
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Don't worry if you don't want your name to be publicized: the form allows you to chose how much personal info you share
Email President Raab, Chancellor Matos-RodrÍguez, Dr. Fisher and Ms. Siegmann
Email President Raab and Chancellor Matos-Rodríguez to ask them to support admissions changes, and email Dr. Fisher and Ms. Siegmann to ask them to publicly support diversity efforts and work towards a better school climate!
While a personal email is always best, we also have templates for all four. Click the button below for a folder with all 4 templates. Make sure to bcc HCHS4Diversity!
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presiden@hunter.cuny.edu (not a typo)
Engage with and uplift your community
Here are a few ways that you can make HCHS a more welcoming community in your every day life!
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Talk about HCHS4Diversity and the need for diversity to your friends and fellow students.
Stand up for minorities in and out of class: make space for them to speak and hold yourself and others accountable!
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Join conversations about diversity and and equity.
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Have empathy and respect for your fellow students :)
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