Inclusive Classrooms

Grade Levels: Elementary, High School, Middle School Types: Articles/Research, Teaching Techniques, Webinars Questions: How can we create powerful learning environments for our students?

The resources below include blogs, study guides, lessons, and resources that we have curated with the goal of creating more inclusive, culturally responsive classrooms.


Blog: Migration, Separation, and Trauma

Media Highlight Series: 9 Must Read Books by Asian-Origin Authors

Jessica Lander: Coming To America – Migration & Poetry

Exploring Code-Switching in the Classroom

Sarah Said: Knowing Our Stories, Helps Our Students Write Their Own

Media Highlight: 7 Must Read Books by Latinx Authors

Blog: Can You Say My Name? On Names, Culture & Identity

Stress and Coping Strategies for Immigrant-Origin Students and Educators who Serve Them

Why Empathy Matters in Classroom Storytelling

Sarah Said: Family Engagement is More than Having a Multicultural Potluck

Blog: Civics for Immigrant and Undocumented Students

Educator Spotlight: Telling Stories with Sheetal Sheth

Jessica Lander: The Strengths of Immigrant Students

Blog: Growing Together, Growing with Difference: A metaphor for teaching in a multicultural world

Blog – Southeast Asian Refugee Children’s Education: What We Know and Where We Need to Go

Re-imagining Migration Co-Founder on Separating Children at the Border

Educator Spotlight: Sara Ahmed, Being the Change

When No Place is Home

Educator Spotlight: The Gift of Our Wounds

Walling Off or Welcoming In: From Justice in Schools

Educator Spotlight: Films to Educate Against Hate

Educator Spotlight: Sarah Ottow, Engaging English Learners

Ensuring Equity for ELL Students

Educator Spotlight: Talking Literature with Samira Ahmed

Educator Spotlight: Engaging Stories of Migration to Tell Our Own

Beyond Teaching English: Supporting High School Completion by Immigrant and Refugee Students

Educator Spotlight: Brian Fong, Literature and Social Studies Resources for Teaching about Immigration

Disrupting Narratives of Social Exclusion for Immigrant Children & Youth

Scroll to Top