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As educators, it is our duty to fight for our students -- now more than ever. We've compiled a list of resources to help you teach, talk to and advocate for students of all backgrounds. Found something we missed? Contact us and we'll add it.
Unite Against Hate (NEA EdJustice) Share My Lesson racism collection (AFT) 5 Key Anti-Racism Resources for Teachers (Chalkbeat) Teaching Tolerance website
AFT guidance NEA guidance What Do I Need to Know if the DACA Program Ends? (Immigrant Legal Resource Center) Here to Stay website Urge Congress to pass the Dream Act
Immigration Q&A for Minnesota Educators (EdMN) After an Immigration Raid: Information for Schools (Colorin Colorado) Share My Lesson immigration collection (AFT) Know Your Rights: Information for Students and Families (AFT) DREAM Educational Empowerment Program FAQs for Educators on Immigrant Students (ACLU) Suppoting Refugee Students: Tips for Educators (NASP) Ways Teachers Can Help Refugee Students (National Child Traumatic Stress Network) NEA EdJustice immigration resources Teaching human rights (The Advocates for Human Rights)
Share My Lesson LGBTQ bullying collection (AFT) After the Election: Ways to Help Students (AFT) Share My Lesson social justice issues collection (AFT) Five Ways to Help Students in Trauma (Edutopia) Reporting student discrimination or harassment (NEA) Stopbullying.gov After the Election: Ideas for ELL Teachers (Colorin Colorado) Ten Ways to Fight Hate: A Community Response Guide (Southern Poverty Law Center) CDC Featured Topic: Bullying Research
Creating a Safe and Inclusive Classroom (AFT) In Transition: A Guide to Support K-12 Transgender Students (NEA) Legal Guidance on Transgender Student Rights (NEA) Model transgender laws and policies (GLSEN)
Do you work in a school setting and have concerns about suicide among school-aged youth?
Check out a publication from the Center for Disease Control's Division of Violence Prevention, "The Relationship between Bullying and Suicide: What We Know and What it Means for Schools." This resource provides you and other school personnel with:
Included are relevant research findings reported in the Journal of Adolescent Health’s July 2013 Supplement, “Bullying and Suicide: A Public Health Approach."
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