Teaching While Muslim

Centralize resources and examples of culturally responsive materials that address the lack of diversity in teaching about Muslim identity. Address the need for teacher training in bias, intersectionality, and social justice through professional development services. Assist Muslim educators in navigating through public schools. Organize workshops on how implicit biases can negatively affect teacher-student relationships

The National Network Opposing the Militarization of Youth

The National Network Opposing the Militarization of Youth (NNOMY) is a network of organizations that stand up against the militarization of schools and young people in the USA.

NYC Educators for Palestine 

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NYC educators, including Palestinian, Arab, Muslim and Jewish teachers, united for a free Palestine.

Project YANO (Youth and Non-military opportunities)

Founded in 1984, Project YANO is an organization that provides young people with an alternative point of view about military enlistment. Some of our members are armed forces veterans who believe that high school students are getting a distorted picture of the military and war from recruiting ads and marketing. In particular, we are concerned that many low-income students and students of color are being diverted away from higher education and into the military, where they are found in disproportionate numbers.

CAIR Back to School Resource Guide

This guide from the Council on American Islamic Relations (CAIR) contains resources related to:
Eid Advocacy, 9/11 Curriculum, Educator’s Guide, Know Your Rights Guide, Accommodations Letters
 

BLM At School

Black-Palestinian solidarity page. Resources on the history of Black-Pal solidarity and Palestine resources in general for teachers, multi-grade level.