All TAAS lesson plans are created by and for New Jersey educators and are aligned to Common Core standards and NJSLS for ELA and social studies.
We are proud to announce the launch of the Teach Asian American Stories (TAAS) K–5 Teacher Residency, a first-of-its-kind program designed to equip elementary educators with the knowledge, resources, and support needed to meaningfully integrate Asian American and Pacific Islander
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
Type In-person, virtual (live) Grades K–12 Contact theepuproject@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
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
Type In-person Grades PK–12 Additional Summer Foundations Institute Website idsj.us The Institute for Teaching Diversity and Social Justice is the brainchild of Dr. Khyati Joshi and Shanelle Henry. It was originally born from a collaboration between Fairleigh Dickinson University and
Type In-person, virtual (live) Grades PK–12 Additional Curriculum writing, intersectional workshops Website yurieducationproject.com YURI Education Project was founded by two long time Asian American educators who were former classroom teachers and are current teacher educators and educational leaders. YURI creates
