This page provides relevant lessons, related curricula and additional anti-bias resources and strategies to teachers and parents/family members, discuss topics related to white supremacy, racism, anti-Semitism, domestic extremism, free speech, and others with young people.
(from the ADL)

This is a list of books aimed at helping the reader to understand our Nation’s history in its fight for racial equality.
(from Read Brightly)

This online lesson plan builder guides teachers towards building lessons around social justice standards aimed at prejudice reduction. 
(from Teaching Tolerance)

This website provides a lesson plan designed to help students probe themes about race, racism, and history.
(from Facing History and Ourselves)

A compiled list of resources to help educators effectively discuss racism and hatred in the classroom.
(from ASCD)

A list of resources identified by NASP to help school and families engage in constructive dialogue about the issues of race, privilege, prejudice, and power.
(from NASP)

This online lesson plan builder guides teachers towards building lessons to facilitate student dialogue and help students analyze costumes to see how they reinforce stereotypes.
(from Teaching Tolerance)

This teaching guide helps instructors use a specific primary source set, Blackface Minstrelsy in Modern America, in the classroom. It offers discussion questions, classroom activities, and primary source analysis tools.
(from PBS)

A list of resources for students, educators, and families as they engage in current national dialogue about racism, hate, and bias.
(from NEA)