Resource Links
4th Annual National Leadership for Social Justice Institute and Academy: Leading Proactive High Achieving Schools for All Students
UW Madison School of Education,
Education Outreach and Partnerships
African American Odyssey: A Quest for Full Citizenship
Library of Congress
American Indian and Alaska Natives in the United States Wall Maps
The 11 federally-recognized american indian nations in wisconsin
American Indian Studies & Wisconsin Act 31 (PDF of PowerPoint)
Wisconsin Department of Public Instruction
American Indian Studies Program
Wisconsin Department of Public Instruction
Calculating Risk Ratio
Wisconsin PBIS Network
Colorin' Colorado
A bilingual site for families and educators of English language learners
D.C. Everest Area Schools Oral History Program
Disrupting Inequity: Having Brave Conversations About Bias
Unbounded Toolkit | UnboundEd.org
Diversity Dictionary | University of Baltimore
The Education Trust
The Education Trust is an advocate for students and is dedicated to closing the achievement gap.
Great Lakes Tribes, circa 1600
Great Lakes History: A General Overview
Indians of the Midwest
Learn about Native American populations in the Midwest. Includes photographs, audio and visual media.
International Children's Digital Library
An excellent resource for educators and families; this free online library is a place where children can explore literature from around the world.
International Journal of Multicultural Education (IHME)
IJME is a peer-reviewed open-access journal for scholars, practitioners, and students of multicultural education.
Making Every Body Count: Multicultural Teaching and Autobiographical Journals
Joan Gabriele, University of Colorado, Boulder
The Metropolitan Center on Research and Equity and the Transformation of Schools
MSAN Monthly April Resource Guide Sample (2017)
Minority Student Achievement Network (MSAN)
Multicultural Education Internet Resource Guide
A resource for educators providing links to multicultural education websites.
Native Words, Native Warriors
National Museum of the American Indian
Racial Justice Resources
YWCA Madison
Resources for Preventing Dropout and Promoting Graduation
Department of Public Instruction
Technical Assistance Center on Disproportionality at the Metropolitan Center for Research on Equity and the Transformation of Schools
Through the New York State Education Department Office of Special Education
The Veterans History Project
(Library of Congress)
The Ways
Resource for building an understanding of Native culture and language.
Wisconsin Biographies
Wisconsin Biographies is a social studies and English language arts resource that teaches about Wisconsin history through the use of biographies. Included are animations, leveled books, image galleries, and two online activities. These materials and more are available for free on this site.
