Turn Up For Freedom

E Morales-Williams is a Black queer nonbinary organizer originally from East Harlem and the Bronx, and has been based in Philadelphia for the past fifteen years. They write as a veteran youth worker, a former Social Studies teacher at an alternative HS, an abolitionist, and as a survivor of sexual assault and police violence. They have facilitated and directed a range of programming in the Bronx, Harlem, and Binghamton, NY; Ghana, West Africa; and North Philadelphia, PA within community centers, middle and high schools, and university campuses such as Temple University, where she taught for six years in their College of Education and was awarded in 2012 for their teaching. The focus of their programming has ranged from Black history, community organizing, urban agriculture, and healing justice. Youth leadership development and decolonizing futures has been a consistent through line of their work.

Foreword by SynClaire Arthur

Introduction: Five Principles of Leadership 
Chapter 1, Healer 
Chapter 2, Protector  
Chapter 3, Scholar Activist
Chapter 4, Community Organizer
Chapter 5, Turnt Up for Freedom/Radical Joy 

Conclusion 

Appendix
History of TUFF Girls
Glossary
For the adult who bought this book for their young person 

Acknowledgements