PPS Social Justice Resources

Social Studies - HS

The Zinn Education Project's A People’s History of the United States

Civil Right Teaching: Putting the Movement Back into Civil Rights Teaching

Teach The Beat: Go Go Music from Washington DC

Writing Persuasive Letters About Immigration Reform

What If There Were No Black People?

Challenge Islamophobia

Farm Workers & The Union (Spanish version included)

RUMBLE: THE INDIANS WHO ROCKED THE WORLD

SEGREGATION AND INTEGRATION IN ASBURY PARK FROM TEACHROCK

Why Local Elections Matter

Responding to January 6th Resources

The Truth About Voting

The True History of Voting Rights

Why do we still celebrate Columbus Day?

Poverty & unemployment - An Economics Lesson

A Time for Justice : America's Civil Rights Movement

Social Justice and Climate Change | Sinking Cities | PBS LearningMediaLearn how climate change connects to social justice in these videos from the PERIL & PROMISE series Sinking Cities. The videos show how climate change is affecting the desirability of different neighborhoods, and impacting diverse communities in both Miami and New York City. The teaching tips in the support materials explore how to connect these local stories to broader issues of climate change and social justice. Additional support materials are available, including discussion questions and vocabulary.

Lesson Plan: Social justice through the lens of the Black Panthers | Lesson Plan | PBS NewsHour ExtraStudents will hear from Stanley Nelson, director of

A Time for Justice__Teachers Guideweb.pdf

A Time for Justice_poster.pdf

306 – Online African American History Curriculum for High School - EVERFIInform and Inspire students by teaching them about the grit, strength, creativity, and intellect of African American men and women throughout history.

306: Continuing the Story – Digital African American History Curriculum - EVERFIBuilding off of 306: African American History, this course uses counter storytelling to help students to understand the history of events that have shaped American history, placing an emphasis on many “firsts” that Black leaders have accomplished and highlighting Black professionals who have blazed trails and made significant contributions to their fields.

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