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Lifting New Voices
The Fellows
Share Your Story
Youth Dialogues
Youth Civil Rights Camp
Fellows
Resources
Learning & Teaching
Teaching for Social Justice
Arts for Social Justice
School Safety and Gun Violence
Organizing Against Hate
Environmental Justice
Youth Voice and Storytelling
Responding to Bigotry Guidebook
Developing a Youth Issues Agenda
Civic Engagement Classroom Resources
Case Studies
Keeping Dearborn White
Online Courses
Publications
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Blood at the Root
Reimagining MLK
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Some of the Loudest Voices from the Women’s March were the Youngest
Vox.com reports on the youngest participants at the January 21st Woman’s March.
Questions to Consider and Discuss
What do you see in the linked stories, pictures, and videos? What are the people doing, and why?
What problem or issue are they trying to address? What actions are they taking, and with what effects?
What next steps would you advise them to take?
Harmony’s Story:
Should students have teachers who can facilitate sensitive discussions about race?
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Diego’s Story:
Should textbooks include all groups, or only a few?
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Eva & Madeline’s Story:
Should students have a right to free speech?
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Jaime & Cassandra’s Story:
Should schools discuss discrimination?
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Phoenix’s Story: Do students have a right to a safe learning environment?
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Javier & Lauren’s Story:
Do you have a right to higher education?
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Black Studies in East Lansing I Naomi Johnson
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Empowerment, not Participation | Natalie Tsimhoni
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Racial Disparities and Youth Mental Health | Jaanvi Reddy Muchanthla
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Organizing a Queer Prom | Congress of Communities
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Social Identities in Arab American Dearborn | Aya Moughni
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Power of Language | Ruta Hailu
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