February Resource List Update

“Do you offer resources on supporting neurodiverse students?”

“Where can I learn more about Anti-Bias Education?”

“How do math and science teachers diversify curriculum?”

“How do I teach about Islamopohobia, antisemitism, indigenous peoples, civil rights movements?”

“What’s social media accounts should I follow to learn more about inclusion, belonging, diversity-responsive teaching, and decolonization?”

“Can you point me to age-appropriate resources on sexual health and wellness?”

“Do you offer guidance for parents and caregivers on finding inclusive books for our home and talking with children about complex topics?”

“What is trauma-informed pedagogy?”

If any of these questions sound familiar, you aren’t alone. We’ve been fielding questions like the ones above for decades, as teachers and committee members in schools, and have been building our big Resource List for six years, since our founding in 2020. We hope you’ll take time to look through the document and choose a place to start - this week, this month, this year. Return to it often to deepen your teaching or parenting.

Then get in touch with us to learn more about how we can support you in your work to build homes, schools, and communities that make space for each of us, and reflect the whole world. From our online courses and classes for individuals to consulting for schools and organizations, we’re here to help you serve the young people in your life.

*The resource list is always evolving and we hope you find inspiration and support in its pages! Contact us to share anything you’d like to see on future iterations of the document.