Teaching Migration Literature Builds Belonging This integrated resource kit provides everything educators need to teach migration-themed literature through the Re-Imagining Migration framework—transforming text study from a…

Who it’s for: Middle and high school English and social studies teachers who want to teach migration literature with depth and purpose, moving beyond surface-level comprehension…

This adaptable study guide template helps teachers plan and deliver close reading instruction for literature that explores themes of migration. Designed for use before assigning texts…

A Re-Imagining Migration Resource for Educators Written by Sara K. Ahmed This comprehensive educator’s guide transforms Shaun Tan’s powerful wordless graphic novel into a rich, interdisciplinary…

Plyler v. Doe and the Opening of the School Door This Re-Imagining Migration educator guide provides essential tools for understanding and teaching the landmark Supreme Court case Plyler…

From Trinidad to Brooklyn: Stories of Resilience A Partnership Between Re-Imagining Migration and Documented About This Partnership Re-Imagining Migration has partnered with Documented, a nonprofit independent news organization…

This comprehensive 2.5-day lesson transforms students into “story explorers” who uncover both visible and invisible migration narratives in their local community. Designed for grades 5-8, this…