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Across the country, communities are coping with the consequences of social injustice: poverty, racism, inequity, violence, isolation, and economic segregation. We have a responsibility to teach children about our world and the people in it. We can be advocates for the systems and services that create genuine, sustained equity and opportunity for all.
For Kids
For Kids
Social Story - We All Have Different Skin Shades
Social Story (Spanish)-We All Have Different Skin Shades
Sesame Street - Lupita and Elmo Love Their Skin
Celebrating Our Differences - video by Sarah Brekke
A Pep Talk for the World - by Kid President, Soul Pancake #Global Goals
For Parents & Families
For Parents & Families
Racism and Violence-How to Help Kids Handle the News - article by Child Mind Institute
Understanding Implicit Bias - best for grades 4 and up.
Talking to Kids About Racial Stereotypes - by Media Smarts
Teaching Your Children About Bias, Diversity & Social Justice by Jinnie Spiegler
5 Free Short Films To Teach Kids About Tolerance and Diversity -BY Julie Matlin
Interactive Click-Through Activity to Learn About Race & Diversity from PBS.org
Huge Book List - from Peace Library: kid's books on culture, race, gender, abilities/disabilities and family structure.
Activity Book for African American Families - helping children deal with crisis
Gender Expansive Youth
Gender Expansive Youth
How To Support Kids Who Are Questioning - ChildMind Institute
Red: A Crayon's Story (video) Share the story of a crayon who discovers who they really are!
No Rules for Boys or Girls (video) Help younger students understand that clothes and activities don't belong in any category
Gender Inclusive Booklist for Elementary -from the Human Rights Campaign
Books on gender roles, diversity and inclusivity
Individuality: What is Normal? (video) grades 5-6
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