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Separation Alliance in Cyberspace By Chris Cardiff Originally published in The Education Liberator, Vol. 1, No. 3, November 1995 Separation enthusiasts are leading the way in promoting the Alliance in cyberspace. Unsolicited announcements on Internet newsgroups, articles from The Education Liberator in emailing lists, and new links to our web site appeared spontaneously during the last month. People are excited about our message and are passing it on!
Two electronic mailing lists, Altlearn and Home-ed-politics, have contributed to the national discussion on Separation by spawning a debate that has raged for weeks. Altlearn discussions focus on alternative learning with approximately 650 subscribers, many of whom are teachers.
Home-ed-politics is an emailing list with about 300 subscribers discussing political issues of interest to homeschoolers.
Without help from Separation supporters, the response would have been overwhelming. In particular, Le Sellers on Altlearn and Christina Pollina on Home-ed-politics played leading roles responding to critics. And Brian Christeson, Karl M. Bunday, Eric Anderson, and Dan Gerawan passed on the message of the Separation of School & State Alliance on email lists, Compuserve, and Prodigy forums.
A partial list of the cyberspace forums where the Separation Alliance debuted appears appears below. We need more Separation supporters to help identify new forums and participate in the discussions once initiated. And, if you're already participating in a forum, please let us know so we can share it. Contact the Alliance if you can help.
Internet Newsgroups
misc.education misc.education.home-school.misc misc.education.home-school.christian alt.education.alternative misc.kids talk.politics.libertarian alt.philosophy.objectivism alt.individualism alt.politics.reform alt.activism alt.activism.children alt.society.conservative alt.politics.usa.republican
America OnLine Forums
NEA - Restructuring Education NEA - School Choice Parents Info Net - Market Based Public Schools Homeschooling
Emailing Lists
Altlearn (Alternative Learning discussion) Unschooling (Unschooling discussion) Libernet (Libertarian announcements) Home-ed-politics (Homeschooling politics) Ca-parents (California parents) Taffie (Texas homeschoolers) ChrCon (Christian Conservative) Christlib (Christian Libertarians) This article is copyrighted by the Alliance for the Separation of School & State. Permission is granted to freely distribute this article as long as this copyright notice is included in its entirety. The Education Liberator |
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