Over the past few months, educators have reached out to learn more about our Civil Rights Trail tour and seek additional educational resources. Our team compiled materials to help you and your students engage with issues of race, bias, and inequity.
Learn about our tours'Talking About Race' portal from the National Museum of African American History & Culture
Online resources from the National Civil Rights Museum
Online resources from the National Center for Civil and Human Rights
A guide to equity and antiracism for educators from Edutopia
Multimedia resource list for 6th to 12th graders from EmbraceRace
Teaching young children about bias, diversity, and social justice from Edutopia
CivilRightsTeaching.org (by Teaching for Change)
Education Guide from the Anti-Defamation League
PBS Learning Media Civil Rights Collection
Library of Congress Civil Rights Collection
15 Classroom Resources from Education Week
8 Online Exhibits on Black History, Racism, and Protest from the Smithsonian Magazine
Resources for parents from TODAY
Voter Suppression in U.S. Elections (History in the Headlines Series): Stacey Abrams, Carol Anderson, Kevin M. Kruse, Heather Cox Richardson & Heather Ann Thompson in conversation with Jim Downs
Voting Rights in the United States resources from Facing History and Ourselves
Teaching Engaged Citizenship: Voting Rights from the National Park Service
Voting in a Democracy - Lessons on Voter Suppression from Democracy & Me/Cincinnati Public Radio
Who Gets to Vote? teaching activity from Zinn Education Project
The Equal Justice Initiative's resources on lynching and remembrance
Teaching about Race, Racism and Police Violence from Tolerance.org
Racial Disparity in the Criminal Justice System lesson from Tolerance.org
Information & celebrations from Juneteenth.com
Teaching Juneteenth from Teaching Tolerance
17 ways to celebrate Juneteenth from We Are Teachers
Juneteenth lesson plans from StudentsofHistory.com
Browse TheBrownBookshelf.com
Book lists for children from EmbraceRace
14 anti-racism books for kids and teens from The New York Times
12 books to help children and teens understand race, anti-racism, and protest from the Smithsonian Magazine
How the Civil Rights Movement relates to the present
7 tools for teaching MLK today
Follow along on a Civil Rights Tour
Building an inclusive classroom? Our experts answer your questions
Approaching Civil Rights, Diversity & Inclusion in your Curriculum & Your Classroom: webinar recording
WorldStrides blog post on organizations and leaders of the Civil Rights Movement
'Talking About Race' portal from the National Museum of African American History & Culture
Online resources from the National Civil Rights Museum
Online resources from the National Center for Civil and Human Rights
A guide to equity and antiracism for educators from Edutopia
Multimedia resource list for 6th to 12th graders from EmbraceRace
Teaching young children about bias, diversity, and social justice from Edutopia
CivilRightsTeaching.org (by Teaching for Change)
Education Guide from the Anti-Defamation League
PBS Learning Media Civil Rights Collection
Library of Congress Civil Rights Collection
15 Classroom Resources from Education Week
8 Online Exhibits on Black History, Racism, and Protest from the Smithsonian Magazine
Resources for parents from TODAY
Voter Suppression in U.S. Elections (History in the Headlines Series): Stacey Abrams, Carol Anderson, Kevin M. Kruse, Heather Cox Richardson & Heather Ann Thompson in conversation with Jim Downs
Voting Rights in the United States resources from Facing History and Ourselves
Teaching Engaged Citizenship: Voting Rights from the National Park Service
Voting in a Democracy - Lessons on Voter Suppression from Democracy & Me/Cincinnati Public Radio
Who Gets to Vote? teaching activity from Zinn Education Project
The Equal Justice Initiative's resources on lynching and remembrance
Teaching about Race, Racism and Police Violence from Tolerance.org
Racial Disparity in the Criminal Justice System lesson from Tolerance.org
Information & celebrations from Juneteenth.com
Teaching Juneteenth from Teaching Tolerance
17 ways to celebrate Juneteenth from We Are Teachers
Juneteenth lesson plans from StudentsofHistory.com
Browse TheBrownBookshelf.com
Book lists for children from EmbraceRace
14 anti-racism books for kids and teens from The New York Times
12 books to help children and teens understand race, anti-racism, and protest from the Smithsonian Magazine
How the Civil Rights Movement relates to the present
7 tools for teaching MLK today
Follow along on a Civil Rights Tour
Building an inclusive classroom? Our experts answer your questions
Approaching Civil Rights, Diversity & Inclusion in your Curriculum & Your Classroom: webinar recording
WorldStrides blog post on organizations and leaders of the Civil Rights Movement
