New Lesson Plan

Words that Can Hurt, Help and Heal

This lesson plan for grades 4-7 helps students understand the power of words, explore biased language and reflect on the reasons why people use it. It also helps them consider how they can address and challenge these words when they see or hear them.  

New Resource

Crisis, Controversy and Activism: Tips and Guidance for K-12 Schools

This resource provides guidance for K-12 schools in encouraging students to become civically engaged, providing safety and protection for all students while adhering to students’ First Amendment rights.   

Monthly Featured Book

Queen of the Hanukkah Dosas

This picture book for ages 4-8 tells the story of Sadie and her family, who are Jewish and Indian. At Hanukkah, instead of potato latkes her family celebrates with tasty Indian dosas. As the family puts the finishing touches on their holiday preparations, Sadie and her climbing skills save the day.  

New Table Talk

What is Anti-Muslim Bias and How to Act as an Ally

This parent/family discussion guide explores recent incidents of anti-Muslim bias in the context of the Israel-Hamas war. The guide also defines and elaborates on what it is, offers an analysis of this type of bias through the lens of the Pyramid of Hate and reflects on ways students can act as an ally. 

New Resource

Tis the Season for Difficult Conversations: A Guide to Online and Offline Discourse

With tensions running high as the Israel-Hamas war continues, online discourse has become increasingly toxic, with pervasive antisemitic and anti-Muslim language. Use this guide to understand how social media platforms work including suggestions for engaging in meaningful dialogue both online and offline.    

Shine A Light

In collaboration with partner organizations across the country, the Shine A Light initiative offers many ways to participate including webinars, events and resources to raise awareness about antisemitism through education, community partnerships, workplace engagement and advocacy. 

Winter Holidays: December Dilemma or Teaching Opportunity?

Every December, public school students, parents, teachers and administrators face the difficult task of acknowledging the various religious and cultural holiday traditions celebrated during this time of year. This resource provides guidance on being respectful and inclusive.  

Anti-Bias Curriculum

Use our elementary, middle and high school curriculum guides to teach anti-bias education in your classroom. Our elementary curriculum, Anti-Bias Building Blocks, has just been updated! The curricula are designed to help students explore identity, understand and interpret differences, and analyze and challenge bias.