Resource Library

Caught! How to Reach Out to the Student in Trouble

Rosalind's June essay discussed how student's decision "to tell" is complicated. In this July issue, Rosalind talks about how to reach out and support a young person who is "told on"—who gets in trouble.

Male High School Student Talking to Teacher by Lockers

Family Separations and Detentions at the Border

Tips and strategies for parent and family roundtable discussion with youth about the current issue of family separations at our border.

Immigrant & Refugee Rights

From Broken Glass Study Guide

High school teachers using Steve Ross's From Broken Glass in the classroom, use this study guide to provide students context to achieve an understanding of the author's experiences during the Holocaust while connecting what they are learning to their own lives.

Anti-Semitism Globally

Anti-Semitism in the US

Telling An Adult Isn't So Easy

In schools, we encourage young people to report when they see a classmate break a rule. Rosalind Wiseman talks about student reporting, why it's complicated and how to help students determine their personal reporting criteria.

Caring Counselor Talks with Teenage Girl

What is Everyday Bias?

Tips and strategies for parent and family roundtable discussion with youth about incidents of everyday bias.

Anti-Semitism in the US

Race & Racial Justice

Pleasant Muslim Woman Being Talked About

Education Webinars and Podcasts

Free webinars and podcasts from leaders in anti-bias and Holocaust education to help assist educators and parents in building inclusive and respectful learning environments.

Bullying & Cyberbullying Prevention

Anti-Semitism in the US

Race & Racial Justice

Scientist Drawings and Gender Stereotypes

Tips and strategies for parent and family roundtable discussion with youth about the "Draw-a-Scientist" tests and what they reveal about gender stereotypes.

Women’s Equity

Children Observing Saturn and the Cassini-Huygens Mission

Safe and Inclusive Schools for All

This resource provides information about how to promote a safe, respective and inclusive school community.

Teenage School Kids Smiling in School Corridor

Anti-Bias Study Guide (Secondary Level)

Common-Core aligned anti-bias curriculum for grades 9-12 that include lesson plans, student activities, extension activities and teacher guides.

Anti-Bias Building Blocks

Common-Core aligned anti-bias curriculum for kindergarten and grades K-5 that include lesson plans, student activities, suggested children's literature and teacher guides.

David Wilson and the Struggle for Marriage Equality Interview

David Wilson talks about his role in achieving marriage equality for same-sex couples in Massachusetts.

Charles Silverstein and the Declassification of Homosexuality as a Mental Illness Interview

Charles Silverstein talks about his role in the declassification of homosexuality as a mental disorder by the American Psychiatric Association (ADA).