To help students better understand the outbreak of war in Israel and the Gaza Strip and to place it in a broader context, SDCOE gathered history-social science, mental health, and social and emotional learning resources to support teachers and families in assisting students.
Source: Resources for Educators, Families to Discuss the Events in Israel and Gaza with Students
What it looks like to pay for the unearned advantages my whiteness has afforded me: How I Can Offer Reparations in Direct Proportion to My White Privilege – YES! Magazine
Click here to see the guide: instructors-guide_free-resources-on-intersectionality-criticial-race-theory-across-disciplines_crenshaw_2013-02.pdf
A syllabus and reading list to help teachers creating classes about cultural histories of resistance movements in the United States.
Source: #Resist Syllabus: Cultural Histories of Resistance in the U.S.
Inspiration for later. Othering. Belonging. Bridging. john powell.
This framing of data visualization as a movement born from white people in Europe 1700-1800 CE falls somewhere in the range between lazy and racist. Of course data visualization existed well outside of these bounds.
Continue reading here: Decolonizing Data Viz
The Inkas’ mysterious knotted khipus were a 3D record-keeping code so sophisticated, we still haven’t managed to crack it: The khipu code: the knotty mystery of the Inkas’ 3D records | Aeon Ideas
Rich and poor, left and right, we all agree the world should be more equal. Dan Ariely and Michael Norton have spent the past decade analyzing the data. Now, they tackle what to do next.
Source: The data shows we want to end inequality. Here’s how to start …
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