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Hopscotch History and Why We Celebrate Juneteenth

Dr. Lisa Thomas

2021-06-09

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By Dr. Lisa Thomas Why has Juneteenth been overlooked? Depending on where you live and in what county your child(ren) attend school, you may have a...

Immigrant Heritage Month Lessons and Resources

46 Lessons and Resources, 7 Collections

Celebrate and teach about Immigrant Heritage Month in preK-12 classrooms with this free collection of lesson plans and resources.

Addressing Gun Violence: Lesson Plans and Resources

46 Lessons and Resources, 3 Collections

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‘In the Heights’ and Reframing Hollywood Roles

PBS NewsHour Extra

2021-06-22

Reframing Hollywood Roles Blockbuster films delayed by the pandemic are now hitting the big screen. Among the first of the summer season is “In the...

What Texans Stand to Gain and Lose from the Redistricting Battle Now Underway

PBS NewsHour Extra

2021-06-21

The Redistricting Fight Continues State legislatures across the U.S. eagerly await new census data that would impact the redrawing of congressional...

Indigenous children at a residential boarding school after being taken from their communities.

One Elder’s Survival Story at Indigenous Residential Boarding School

PBS NewsHour Extra

2021-06-16

Trigger Warning: This content may disturb some readers. Seeking Answers for the Past Canadians are demanding answers after unmarked graves of...

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AFT Launches "Stamp Out Racism" Campaign

American Federation of Teachers

2021-06-21

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By Virginia Myers Stamping Out Hate. Together. Imagine a world without racism. Now gather up some tools and put in the work to get us there. That’s...

Emancipation Day Celebration band, June 19, 1900, Texas. University of North Texas Libraries/WikiCommons.

Reviving lost history: Teaching Juneteenth

American Federation of Teachers

2021-06-17

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What is Juneteenth? Raphael Bonhomme had never even heard of it until he transferred to Howard University. And now he’s teaching it to third graders...

Positioning new flame and torch, November 25, 1985 - Statue of Liberty, Liberty Island, Manhattan, New York, New York County, NY

Lifting the Lamp: Creating Welcoming Communities and Classrooms for Immigrant Students and Families

Christina Bartolomeo

2021-06-16

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By Christina Bartolomeo On June 1, President Biden proclaimed the month of June as National Immigrant Heritage Month. Share My Lesson offers a...

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