Filipino American National Historical Society (FANHS) Digital archive Curriculum Guides The Untold History of Filipino Farmworkers in California Lesson plan for grades 1-3, 3-5, 6-8 by Prof. Noreen Naseem Rodriguez University of California, Irvine: the Southeast Asian Archive Vietnamese American Oral History Project Untold History: Filipinx & Chicanx Farm Workers Unite From Liberated Ethnic Studies …
South Asian American Digital Archive Curriculum resources and professional development South Asian Americans Leading Together In the Face of Xenophobia: Lessons to address bullying of South Asian American youth. Six-lesson syllabus with resources for addressing harassment and racism directed at South Asian youth Sikh Coalition: Resources for Educators Sikhism: An Educator’s Guide Elementary School Resources …
Japanese American National Museum Educational Resources Offerings include printable curriculum materials and virtual professional development workshops Japanese American Citizens League Offerings include lesson plans, curriculum and resource guides covering the Japanese American Experience, Japanese American Incarceration, and the Asian American Experience. California State Library: Internment Experience Focus on Japanese American Internment featuring rich ‘choose your …
Help us connect with the 600+ school districts in New Jersey and encourage them to implement AAPI Curriculum Sample three-minute testimony Hello. My name is _____, and my child is in __ grade at [school]. We were very excited that New Jersey requires the inclusion of Asian American and Pacific Islander history and contributions in …
There are a vast array of resources available to educators and sometimes it can be overwhelming. We recommend starting with these tools, which offer a variety of entry points K-12. Sample Scope & Sequence for Grades K-5Credit: Asian Americans Advancing Justice Chicago Sample Scope & Sequence for Grades 6-12Credit: Asian Americans Advancing Justice Chicago Hidden Voices: Asian …
This one page document provides an overview of the history AAPI curriculum legislation and information about how Teach Asian American Stories can support educators, schools, and districts. We encourage you to share this with your principal, curriculum supervisor, or superintendent. DOWNLOAD PDF Explore the Community Toolkit
Type Virtual (live), virtual (asynchronous), in-person Grades K–12 Additional Rich, searchable curricula resources on free website Website asianamericanedu.org Founded in 2021 by civil rights activists Stewart and Pat Kwoh, The Asian American Education Project (AAEdu) provides free, online K-12 curriculum lessons on AAPI history for teachers and school districts nationwide. AAEdu offers frequent live, virtual …
Type In-person, virtual (live) Grades K–12 Contact thetepuproject@gmail.com The E Pluribus Unum Project (TEPUP) is a nonprofit organization based in New Jersey with a mission to promote an inclusive K-12 curriculum that reflects the diversity of public schools in the state. We strive to bring together students, parents, educators, policymakers, and community members to support …
Type In-person, virtual (live) Grades 9–12 Additional Publisher of Our Stories: An Introduction to South Asian America, with educator resources Website www.saada.org The South Asian American Digital Archive (SAADA) uses the power of stories to create belonging for more than 5.4 million South Asian Americans. SAADA’s archive, consisting of nearly 5,000 unique items, is the …
Teaching Oceania, from the Center for Pacific Island Studies Seven-part multimedia lesson plans Ulukau – the Hawaiian Electronic Library Resistance in Paradise: Rethinking 100 Years of U.S. Involvement in the Caribbean and the Pacific High school Teaching guide Critical Pacific Islands Studies Library Guide, from the University of California, Berkeley Rich hub of Pacific Islander …