LGBTQ+ Pride Month

This collection of K-12 resources for LGBTQ+ Pride Month includes lesson plans, children’s literature, blogs, teaching tools, parent/family resources and more to discuss the themes of LGBTQ+ pride in June and beyond.

Monthly Featured Book

Mama and Mommy and Me in the Middle

This picture book for ages 3-7 tells the story of a young girl whose favorite place to be is sitting between Mama and Mommy. When Mommy goes away on a work trip, it’s tricky for her to find a good place at the table.  

Book Round-Up

11 Phenomenal Books to Read for LGBTQ+ Pride Month

Children’s literature can open doors to conversations about the themes of LGBTQ+ Pride. These recommended books all include discussion guides: one for educators and one for parents/families. 

Summer Resources

11 Ways to Keep Current on Anti-Bias Education this Summer 

Includes resources and strategies to brush up on or learn something new in anti-bias education.  

Summer Reading!

Shares tips for summer reading and suggested diverse and anti-bias books to read with the young people in your life. 

New Video and Discussion Guide

Centering Youth Voices: Addressing Identity-Based Bullying

This new video features the powerful voices of five young people (ages 12-18) who share their stories of bias and bullying and the impact it's had on them and their school. They also share their ideas for how educators and schools can make a difference.  

Online Course

Foundations of Holocaust Education: June 5-July 4

Looking for guidance on how to teach your students about the lessons of the Holocaust or need a refresher on the topic? Gain resources and pedagogy from ADL’s Holocaust education program, Echoes & Reflections, to teach the Holocaust responsibly and introduce this complex topic into your classroom.  

Anti-Bias Curriculum for Sale

Use our elementary, middle and high school curriculum guides to teach anti-bias education in your classroom. The curricula are designed to help students explore identity, interpret differences, understand and challenge bias and champion justice.