Resource Library
At the heart of Re-Imagining Migration are the resources we’ve thoughtfully curated for real-time application of our framework for the students of today. We will continue to refine the search functionality of the website, in the meantime, if you are looking for collections of resources that align with the learning arc search for "Moving Stories," "Undertsanding Migration," or "Turning to Action."
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Teaching About Anti-Immigrant Stereotypes: A Tip Sheet for Educators
Addressing stereotypes, even those voiced by politicians, is crucial to creating an inclusive and respectful classroom environment. When doing so, focus on the impact of discrimination…
Re-Imagining Migration Coaching App
Note: This Generative AI tool is in BETA and your feedback is extremely valuable. Welcome to the Re-Imagining Migration Coaching App, your dedicated partner in fostering…
Bridging Culture Through Texas BBQ
What can Texas BBQ tell us about integration? This segment from CBS Sunday Morning explains that the Lone Star State’s distinctive barbecue is getting some impressive…
Action Plans
Many educators create action plans based on the Re-Imagining Migration framework (Boix Mansilla, 2019). They identify a challenge, match it to one of the framework questions,…
Roots and Branches: NYPS’s Joel Troge
ROOTS AND BRANCHES: A CONVERSATION WITH JOEL TROGE ABOUT NEW YORK PUBLIC SCHOOL’S NEW ROOTS AND BRANCHES 3RD AND 4TH GRADE UNIT. Joel Troge, Director of Long Term…
Teaching and Learning about Migration
Migration, the flow of humanity across the tapestry of human experience, is not merely a backdrop to our collective narrative—it is the very essence of it….
History of Immigration in Schools
In The History of Immigration in Schools and Stories of Belonging, the Re-Imagining Migration team will present in collaboration with Jessica Lander, teacher of immigrant students at…
Re-Imagining the Role of Black Migrations in U.S. History
Black Migration in U.S. History After Reconstruction, Black Americans began a country-defining migration, known as the Great Migration, between 1916 and 1970. By Adam Strom and…
Moments in Native Hawaiian and Pacific Islander History
This video is part of the Angel Island Immigration Station Foundation’s Asian and Pacific Island Animated Histories Project. This animated video highlights a few of the…
Teaching the Graphic Novel Frontera
HarperCollins Publishers and Re-Imagining Migration invite you to learn about teaching the graphic novel Frontera written by Julio Anta and Jacoby Salcedo. Julio and Jacoby speak with Author and Educational Visionary Sara…