About
Susan Anglada Bartley is a writer, educator, and activist living in the United States. She writes on education, race, addiction & recovery, ancestry, anarcha-feminism, socialism, anarchism, media, environmental justice, spirituality, gardening & natural medicine, healing, and resistance. Her articles can be found at Hampton Institute: A Working Class Think Tank, NEA Magazine, NEA Ed-Votes, Literary Arts Portland, , Latino Rebels, The Oregonian, and on Medium.
Community & Activism:
Susan is a committed member of the anti-fascist resistance community in Portland, Oregon. She regularly supports organizing efforts to achieve racial justice in public education, immigration justice, and ICE Abolition. She is involved in mutual aid efforts in service of people struggling with addiction and people who are living outside. She is a grateful member of the recovery community in Portland, Oregon.
Awards, Distinctions, & Public Speaking:
Susan was awarded a National Education Association H. Councill Trenholm Human and Civil Rights Award in 2013, and the OnPoint Award for Excellence in Education in 2014. She was honored as a Portland State University distinguished alumnus in 2016. Her past public speaking events include the National Education Association Awards Ceremony in Atlanta, the annual Portland Keep Alive the Dream Annual MLK Memorial Celebration, the North Portland Library (sponsored by Resolutions NW), Literary Arts Buffalo, and Powell's Books in Downtown, Portland.
Community & Activism:
Susan is a committed member of the anti-fascist resistance community in Portland, Oregon. She regularly supports organizing efforts to achieve racial justice in public education, immigration justice, and ICE Abolition. She is involved in mutual aid efforts in service of people struggling with addiction and people who are living outside. She is a grateful member of the recovery community in Portland, Oregon.
Awards, Distinctions, & Public Speaking:
Susan was awarded a National Education Association H. Councill Trenholm Human and Civil Rights Award in 2013, and the OnPoint Award for Excellence in Education in 2014. She was honored as a Portland State University distinguished alumnus in 2016. Her past public speaking events include the National Education Association Awards Ceremony in Atlanta, the annual Portland Keep Alive the Dream Annual MLK Memorial Celebration, the North Portland Library (sponsored by Resolutions NW), Literary Arts Buffalo, and Powell's Books in Downtown, Portland.