Anti-Racism

Help your students build a better world with these strategies, lessons, and tools from Common Sense Education.

A video from Kat Blaque about the way we came to understand whiteness--through a white supremacist process of exclusion.

Caprice Hollins explains how white people and people of colour approach conversations about race differently, and how white people can make their approach more productive.

A primer for instructors to better understand and attend to the ways privilege operates in the classroom. T

Learn how to take meaningful action as an ally. This video helps you understand your privilege and positional power and learn specific actions you can take to show up as an ally

An article about what white privilege is, and how it operates under racism, from the Learning for Justice organization.

Teachers and others who will be facilitating this lesson are encouraged to make meaningful connections to other topics being covered in their classes or school curricula (i.e., literature that discusses discrimination or civics/history lessons) as well as relevant current events both in their local communities

A short video about how a teacher can demonstrate privilege to their students

From Learning For Justice, this article asks what it really means to serve students as a white teacher.

This toolkit offers advice, activities and further reading suggestions for educators who want to unpack the concept of whiteness and white privilege with themselves and with students

A group of ethnically diverse people take the privilege walk in this video and then reflect about how they felt during the exercise.

A lesson on understanding and unpacking whiteness from the National Museum of African-American History and Culture. From a US perspective, with lessons that can be applied for Canadians.