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Welcome ESJS students!
Welcome ESJS students!
This site contains a variety of resources to support your Community Action Plans. The resources are organized by topic. As you have learned, some topics intersect. You may use tags (such as Indigenous People, Latinx, Asian-American, Black / African American, LGBTQ, Women, Human Rights, Socio-economic Class) to find resources in your area of research and action. If you need help, remember to seek wise people, Check in with your teacher, and there is also a section of Community Members who have agreed happily to discuss their lived experience and research with you. Please explore these resources. May you find them helpful as you work to complete your Community Action Plan.
Research - Check out these places and sites to find out more about your topic of interest.
Social Justice
Educators (broadly defined) working for social justice in and through education.
Black Lives
Buddy Gibson
Buddy Gibson
Local Black History
Latinxa/o/e/x
Indigenous Peoples
Southern California American Indian Resources
Southern California American Indian Resources
Providing career, educational, cultural, mental health and supportive services to Native Americans/ Alaska Natives/ Hawaiian Natives and their families, throughout Ventura County.
Indigenous People
A Tribal organization providing career education, family literacy, language and temporary assistance services in the seven California Counties of Fresno, Inyo, Kern, Kings Tulare, Ventura and Mono.
Indigenous People
Asian Americans
Japanese History, Culture, Social Justice
Asian- American
Jewish People (Antisemitism)
Anti-Defamation League: Tri-Counties
Anti-Defamation League: Tri-Counties
Antisemitism, Jewish People
Women & Women's History
LGBTQIA+
Economic Justice
People who are Differently Abled , Ableism
White People Becoming Anti-racist
Community Members
Women, Activist, Indigenous (Mexica) danza, theater, culture, history
Black Lives in Ventura County, Education
Julie Tumamait-Stenslie
Julie Tumamait-Stenslie
Chumash culture and history
Women, Farm Workers Movement, Indigenous Political and Spiritual, Equity, Diversity, & Inclusion
Environmental Justice
Books , Online Journals, Audio, Visual Resources
David Garcia - Ventura County Chicano and Black History
How to Be an Antiracist
How to Be an Antiracist
Ibram X. Kendi
Anti-racism, Black History
Arts and Music
Culture, Arts (painters, photographers, sculptors, dancers, musicians), Dance, Events, Classes
Arts (painters, photographers, sculptors, dancers, musicians, writers, actors, filmmakers)
Human Rights
Education
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