Educational Resources: Lesson plan

A lesson plan inspired by the film Who Killed Vincent Chin?

This lesson provides a framework for viewing radical Black women’s activism in Chicago today as part of a continuum.

A lesson plan inspired by the film Pier Kids

In these series of lessons, students learn new vocabulary terms relating to Israeli occupation of Palestine. They’re asked to build upon prior knowledge of the occupation of Palestine utilizing a K-W-L chart.

This lesson provides a humanistic framework in understanding the role and impact of the 168-13 Constitutional Tribunal ruling/policy in the Dominican Republic which deprived thousands of Dominicans of Haitian descent of their nationality essentially rendering them stateless.

Using the framework of disaster colonialism, this lesson will provide a historical context of LANDFALL film to allow students to critically examine the ongoing crises in Puerto Rico.

This lesson plan is designed to help students gain a more critical understanding of the controversies surrounding contemporary movements to remove confederate monuments. The goal is to foster healthy conversations and cultivate a deeper understanding of the subject matter while also promoting compassion and advocacy. 

A lesson plan inspired by the film Through the Night.

A lesson plan inspired by the film Facetime.