Disability Pride Month

Use our new collection of resources on ability, disability and ableism to bring the themes of Disability Pride Month to your homes, schools and communities. The collection page includes lesson plans, Table Talk family discussion guides and children’s literature.

New Lesson Plans

Antisemitism and Sports

This collection of middle and high school lesson plans explores sports’ narratives to help guide students to learn about Jewish identity, examine and challenge antisemitism and champion justice.  

New Lesson Plan

Tweens, Digital Spaces and Cyberbullying

This lesson plan for grades 4-8 helps students reflect on their experiences with cyberbullying, learn from the 2020 research study conducted by Cartoon Network and Cyberbullying Research Center and consider how to act as an ally when online bullying happens.

New Table Talk

How Tweens Experience Cyberbullying

This discussion guide for families provides information about how tweens experience bullying online and explores the different ways young people can help themselves and each other when faced with it.

'Parade' Discussion Guide

This guide helps facilitate reflection and discussion about Parade, a Broadway musical dramatization of the 1913 trial of Leo Frank, a Jewish factory manager in Georgia who was accused and convicted of the rape and murder of his thirteen-year-old employee. The guide includes a play synopsis, historical context, timeline of the case, exploration of the play’s themes, musical and artistic elements to consider, reflection and discussion questions and contemporary applications.   

Anti-Bias Curriculum

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.