The Advocacy and Water Protection in Native California High School Curriculum and Teacher’s Resource Guide features online, classroom and nature-based learning experiences. This culturally-informed curriculum was developed locally in collaboration between Save...
When catastrophic, traumatic or otherwise historic events occur in our communities or our nation, educators need to make space in their classrooms for students to process and understand what is happening. Since the attack on the U. S. Capitol on January 6th, 2021,...
A popular narrative when celebrating Martin Luther King, Jr. is to highlight his “I Have a Dream” speech and focus on how he didn’t want us to see color. The resources here, developed by the HSU TK-12 Equity Partnership, will help students critically examine how this...
From Teaching Tolerance: Students examine how they face everyday moral dilemmas and consider who and what influences their reactions when conflicts arise. For grades 3-5 or 6-8.
The Zinn Education Project, inspired by Howard Zinn’s groundbreaking book A People’s History of the United States, offers educators history lessons that share people’s history for grades K-12 as well as adult learners. Lessons are searchable by time...