Teacher Resources

Teacher: Resources

Empower your community to Take Action for social change! After educating students about understanding their own identity, as well as the identity
and experiences of others, they will be ready to actively participate in social change. Employ these resources to consider the challenges facing their community, to help them assess their community’s assets, to formulate a plan to achieve their goals and to put the plan in motion.


Resources

Help Get the Conversation Started:
Additional Resources

As a teacher, initiating conversations around difficult subject matter can be a daunting task. The following resources are great places to start aconversation or supplement your curriculum to initiate thoughtful dialogue. The links and resources below are a suggested place to start before
diving into more specific subject matter.

    • Understanding Differences

      A key to positive social change lies in our ability to understand our own identity, the ways in which we are all differ and the ways in which we are all fundamentally the same. Grasping these concepts gives greater insight into how we can work together for a common good. Using these resources provide students with a broad perspective on diversity to mold empathetic leaders of the future.

    • Taking Action

      Empower your community to Take Action for social change! After educating students about understanding their own identity, as well as the identity and experiences of others, they will be ready to actively participate in social change. Employ these resources to consider the challenges facing their community, to help them assess their community’s assets, to formulate a plan to achieve their goals and to put the plan in motion.