Educational Resources

Below you will find a number of resources that can help enhance our understanding and help us to engage in the much-needed conversations to build more just, equitable and authentic relationships across difference

Addressing Charlottesville in the Classroom

• “Teachers Share Resources for Addressing Charlottesville Hate Rally in the Classroom.” Madeline Will, Education Week
• “Resources for Educators to Use in the Wake of Charlottesville.” Anya Kamenetz. NPR.
• “Pedagogies of Resistance Reading List.” City Lights Bookstore.
• US Holocaust Memorial Museum Education Resources.
• “Educating for a Diverse Democracy.” Teaching Tolerance.
• Facing History and Ourselves

Talking about Race, Racism and Other Forms of Oppression

• Table Talk: Family Conversations about Current Events
• Using Discussion Methods to Inspire Diversity: Harnessing Social & Cultural Capital (Journal of Extension)
• Popcorn and a Movie—Opening Diversity Conversations Across the State(JOE)
• Our Role in and Responsibility Toward Social Justice (JOE)
• “10 Ways to Fight Hate.” The Southern Poverty Law Center. Updated post-Charlottesville.

Video Resources

• The Shadow of Hate (VHS, Teacher’s Guide and Text available through Mann Library)
• RACE: The Power of an Illusion (Streaming video available through Mann Library)

Last updated April 8, 2025