Life As A Young and Native American | Indigenous Voices
Almost three million people currently identify as Native American — despite this, their place in…
Let’s reflect, what do we mean when we say inclusion?
Glen Mourning, a social studies teacher, calls attention to the lack of inclusion in US…
Identifying the Social and Cultural Contexts of a Time Period – The Journey of the Jewish Americans
This resource is a lesson plan in which students watch a video segment that presents…
Ruben Salazar: Man in the Middle | Lesson Plan: Objectivity and Bias in Journalism
In this lesson, students will examine the principles of journalistic objectivity and advocacy journalism through…
The Quest for Religious Freedom
In this lesson, video segments from the PBS series Finding Your Roots are used to…
Identity and Intersecting Perspectives: Between the World and Me | MacArthur Fellows Program
In this lesson, students will explore how our complex identities shape our understanding and experience…
The New American Majority (Episode 1)| And She Could Be Next
In this lesson, the idea of “The New American Majority” is explored through the analysis…
Memories of a Penitent Heart | Lesson Plan: Miguel and Michael – Restoring and Reconciling Lost Histories
Combining home movies, video and written documents with artfully shot contemporary interviews and vérité footage,…
Minding the Gap | Lesson Plan
Minding the Gap is a coming of age film by Bing Liu. Starting in high school,…
The Road to Representation – Creating the Crunchy Life
In this blog, Glen Mourning, an elementary reading teacher and author talks about his reasoning…