K-12

1. Echoes & Reflections Holocaust Education: Library of comprehensive Holocaust content that's classroom-ready with embedded social emotional and project-based learning components

2. Words that Heal-Using Children's Literature to Address Bullying: Pre-k through high school resource that uses literature and discussion guides to address concerns around physical, verbal and relational bullying in schools

3. ADL's Books Matter: Reading books is a great opening to talk about identity, diversity, bias and social justice. This collection includes excellent picture, chapter and young adult books. 

4. ADL's Student Learning Activities: Interactive, online resources designed for students to learn and engage in topics about bias, bullying, identity, social justice and allyship. 

5. Student Tasks from Learning for Justice: Assess students with performance tasks and rubrics that measure writing, civic engagement and critical literacy skills. Write to the Source tasks allow students to demonstrate their argumentative, explanatory and narrative writing skills by responding to customizable prompts. Do Something tasks empower students to take action in their school and community.

6. Student Texts from Learning for Justice: This searchable library of short texts offers a diverse mix of stories and perspectives. This multigenre, multimedia collection aligns with the Common Core's recommendations for text complexity and the Learning for Justice Social Justice Standards.

7. PBS LearningMedia Bias Resources:  Videos, lesson plans, and resources devoted to teaching about bias across many subjects and grades

8. Global Oneness Project Lessons:  Collection of multicultural films, photo essays, and articles that explore cultural, social, and environmental issues with a humanistic lens

9. Book Lists from Social Justice Books: More than 80 carefully selected lists of multicultural and social justice books for children, young adults, and educators. 

10. Teaching Materials from the Zinn Education Project: Resources that introduce students to a more accurate, complex, and engaging understanding of history than what is found in traditional textbooks and curricula

11. Lessons from Our Land: Enables pre-K through grade 12 teachers to easily incorporate Native American stories, lessons and games about land, cultures, histories and languages into regular classroom instruction

12. Lesson Plans from GLSEN: Developmentally appropriate lessons that are LGBTQ-inclusive

13. #DistruptTexts in Your Classroom with these 8 Texts! Crowdsourced, grass roots effort by teachers for teachers to challenge the traditional canon in order to create a more inclusive, representative, and equitable language arts curriculum that our students deserve

14. Film Kits from Learning for Justice: Bring social justice topics to life with our classroom-friendly films and user guides

15. National Indian Education's Digital Learning Activities: Tools, lesson plans, and resources

Early Childhood & Elementary

1. 10 Phenomenal Books that Celebrate LGBTQ Pride: Children's books with discussion guides that support learning about the history of the LGBTQ community, reflect on the importance of pride and acknowledge the struggle to challenge and overcome bias

2. 8 Great Books to Celebrate Asian American Pacific Islander Heritage: Children's books with discussion guides that support learning about the history, experience and culture of the Asian American Pacific Islander community in its complexity and many dimensions

3. PBS Kids World Cultures Collection: This collection focuses on food, folktales, and other aspects of cultural heritage. With your class, hear stories, play through situations, and learn how to make crafts from cultures near and far.

4. ADL's Early Childhood FAQs: Collection of frequently asked questions about anti-bias issues faced by early childhood professionals and family members interested in promoting respect for diversity among young children

5. Captain Compassion: Teaches kids to use their bystander power and provides guidance on how to recognize, report, and refuse bullying of racial- and ethnic-minority youth.

6. NAEYC's Anti-Bias Resources for Early Childhood: A variety of resources relevant to young children and early childhood educators

Middle/High School

1. Building Insights to Navigate Antisemitism and Hate: Digital course developed by ADL in that motivates students to identify as global citizens with respect for all people, regardless of the makeup of their school community. Students learn through short real-world stories, helping them engage in topics like the Holocaust, the lives of Hasidic Jews, immigration and antisemitic acts in America.

2. Holocaust and Human Behavior Unit:  Created by Facing History & Ourselves, this unit consists of 23 lessons and an assessment designed to lead middle or high school students through an examination of the catastrophic period in the twentieth century when Nazi Germany murdered six million Jews and millions of other civilians, in the midst of the most destructive war in human history.

3. 10 Ways Youth Can Engage in Activism

1. Educator Guides from GLSEN: Resources for increasing LGBTQ visibility and affirmation into any curriculum 

2. Embrace Race's Activity Guides: Topics range from talking to children about race, microaggressions, structural racism and more 

3. Teaching Materials from the Zinn Education Project: Resources that introduce students to a more accurate, complex, and engaging understanding of history than what is found in traditional textbooks and curricula

4. PBS LearningMedia Bias Resources:  Videos, lesson plans, and resources devoted to teaching about bias across many subjects and grades

5. Creating an Anti-Bias Learning Environment

6. Learning for Justice's Instructional Strategies

7. ADL's Self-assessment Checklist: Criteria for creating positive, anti-bias environments where respect for diversity is taught, modeled, and experienced firsthand

8. Can We Talk? Tips for Respectful Conversations in Schools, Workplaces & Communities: Tips for having civil conversations about controversial topics

9. How Should I Talk About Race in My Mostly White Classroom?

10. Guidelines for Achieving Bias-Free Communication

11. 5 Keys to Challenging Implicit Bias

12. Learning for Justice's Family and Community Engagement Strategies

13. Moving from Safe Classrooms to Brave Classrooms: Guidelines for involving students in identifying ways they can foster inclusive classrooms

14. Guide for Selecting Anti-Bias Children's Books: Tips for selecting books that promote positive attitudes about diversity and avoid harmful stereotypes

15. Grow Kinder Podcast Series: Features conversations with thought leaders in education who explore how SEL can help us navigate society’s most pressing challenges and create a kinder, more compassionate world

16. Supporting Educational Environments Free From Discrimination: Fact sheets, Q&As, letters to educators and school leaders, and other materials about schools’ responsibilities to provide educational environments free from discrimination under the federal civil rights laws enforced by OCR.