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Courageous Conversations
LAUSD is committed to helping students process their thoughts and feelings about the world and creating space for them to bring their full selves to school. This document, Courageous Conversations with Students, provides tools, lesson plans, and practical advice for to help educators facilitate dialogues with students about power, privilege, oppression, and resistance. They were adapted by the office of Human Relations, Diversity & Equity.
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Resources for Discussing the Election
How to Talk to your Kids About Voting and the Election - KPBS
Let's Vote - PBS
An Age-by-Age Guide to Talking About Voting with Kids - Parents.com
Guidance for Speaking to Kids About the Election - Child Mind Institute
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Tips for Talking to your Student about Safety in the Community and Online
Please find some sites below for caregivers interested in providing students supports in response to global events.
How to Talk to Kids About Violence, Crime, and War - Common Sense Media
How to Talk to Your Children About Conflict and War - UNICEF
Talking to Your Kids About War - VeryWell Family
Handle with Care: Supporting Young People During Crises - Learning for Justice
Talking to Children About Violence: Tips for Families and Educators - National Association of School Psychologists
Reducing Violence Handout - LAUSD HRDE (Spanish)
Supporting Students, Staff, Families, and Communities Impacted by Violence - National Center for School Mental Health
Pause Before You Post - EdWeek
Help for Victims and Survivors of Gun Violence - Sandy Hook Promise
Talking to Children about Shootings - National Child Traumatic Stress Network
Digital Citizenship Resources - LAUSD Instructional Technology Initiative
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Resources for Discussing Identity with your Student
Toolkit: Color-Brave Caregiver - EmbraceRace
Color-Brave Concept - Embracerace
Parent and Caregiver Guide - Big Heart World
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Book Lists: Addressing Race, Ethnicity & Culture
Book List: Exploring and Challenging Racism - Welcoming Schools
26 Children's Books to Support Conversations on Race, Racism and Resistance - Association of California School Administrators
Los Angeles Public Library Curated Book Content:
Mirrors & Windows - Ethnicity, Race, Culture
Books about Immigrant Communities
16 Books about Refugees for Kids & Adults - NY Public Library
International Human Rights Day Booklist - Evanston Public Library
Human Rights: A Reading List for Children & Families - Westmont Public Library
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Department Contact
Coordinator:
Judy Chiasson, Ph.D
Office email: humanrelations@lausd.net
Phone: (213) 241-0754
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