Putting the Pieces Together: The 2021 Virtual Conference Preview
Registered for Virtual Conference 2021 yet? Still thinking about it? Check out this preview of the themes for this year's content and how you can sign up for free.
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Asian American Community Battles Surge in Hate Crimes Stirred from COVID-19
Ask students: What are some of the ways those interviewed describe life changing due to anti-asian hate crimes in their communities in the past year?
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What Debra Haaland’s Confirmation as Interior Secretary Means to Native Americans
Ask students: Who is Deb Haaland and what is her personal and professional background? What are some of the ways Haaland’s appointment is historic?
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Tips to Get the Most from the 2021 Annual Virtual Conference
Use this blog to prepare for this year's 2021 Share My Lesson Virtual Conference and have everything you need before we kick this year's event off!
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Biden Administration Works to Respond to Surge of Migrant Children at Border
Ask students: Who is interviewed in this piece? Where and When did a surge of unaccompanied minors trying to enter the U.S. begin?
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Asian Americans Face a Wave of Discrimination During the Pandemic
Ask students: Where are these recent attacks happening? When did the issue of Asian American racism get worse and why according to some experts?
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Senate passes $1.9 trillion relief bill
Ask students: Who will receive benefits from the new COVID-19 relief bill? Where and When will the bill likely start to take effect?
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Women's History Month Reflection: The Vital Importance of the Feminist Club at Our School
More than ever, students are craving community and a brave space to talk about feminism, social justice, and just process teen life during a pandemic. As we celebrate Women’s History Month, I wanted to reflect on the the powerful lessons our feminist club, founded in 2015, taught me about the fundamental importance of empowering and authentically engaging students both online and offline.
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Caring for Grieving Students and Families
Supporting grieving students, and their families, is always challenging. Now, more than a year into the pandemic, many educators are overwhelmed, processing their own grief even as they continue doing all they can to care for their students.
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Answering Questions About COVID-19 Vaccines
Ask students: What are some reasons people are skeptical of this vaccine? How can helping people overcome vaccine skepticism help your community?
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