Standing together. Your fight is our fight. | Latina/o and Mexican-American Studies
May 30, 2020

Standing together. Your fight is our fight.

BLACK LIVES MATTER and we will say it OVER and OVER and OVER until our black students, colleagues and friends stop being murdered! We can't pretend to understand what they go through, but what we can do is stand up and not be silent. #blacklivesmatter

In solidarity,

LMAS faculty, students and friends

Resources

Community

Denton ISD Bilingual Education/ESL Hotline: 940-369-0419

PUENTE- fund for undocumented families

Green Tree Estates Water Relief: Go fund Me

BLM- Ways you can help

Curriculum

American Anthropological Association resources for COVID 19

Elementary Online Learning Resources

International Consortium for Multilingual Excellence in Education

Red Bilingüe MEX_US

Teaching Tolerance

IDRA (Intercultural Development Research Association)

En comunidad: Conversation with Carla España y Luz Yadira Herrera

Our stories are remedios we need right now

Teaching ELLs and working with families from home (Secondary version)

Teaching ELLs and working with families from home (Elementary version)

Kleyn: NYSABE Bilingual Times newsletter

Anti-racism resources

Your kids aren't too young to talk about race

There is no apolitical classroom: resources for teaching in these times

Behind my mask/Detrás de mi cubrebocas

Black Lives Matter

Anti-racism resources for all ages

37 children's books to help talk about racism and discrimination

An anti-racist reading list

Black Books matter

We're going to be OK: children's book explaining pandemic

26 mini films for exploring RACE

1619 Project

David Kirkland- Black Lives Matter

racial literacy curriculum- teen vogue

26 children's books to support conversations on race, racism, and resistance

28 more black picture books that aren't about boycotts, baseball, or buses

BLM- Ways you can help

Articles

Dual Language Bilingual Education Implementation in Unprecedented times

Teachers, we cannot go back to the way things were

DL teachers try to 'stay the course' separated from classrooms

Ramadan and Distance learning: Insight from 2 Muslim Parents

Imagine online school in a language you don't understand

ISU professor sees room for equity on long road back from Coronavirus

A trauma informed approach to teaching through Coronavirus

ELLs may be left behind as remote learning becomes "new normal"

Exhausted and Grieving: teaching during the Coronavirus Crisis

College Faculty: Forget next fall, assign less now

Data base of recent COVID 19 articles

Dear Educators...this is a lot

A call from Black and Brown mothers for true family engagement

English learners are at home with their home languages, and that's OK

Texas should seize this chance to reinvent its schools

Educator Preparation Community Coronavirus response

For Latinos and Coronavirus, doctors are seeing an alarming disparity

Disaster capitalism is coming for public education

When SEL is used as another form of policing

Remember, nobody is coming to save us

teachers must hold themselves responsible for dismantling oppression

Do Black Lives Matter in Bilingual Ed.

Kareem Abdul Jabbar: what you're seeing is people pushed to the edge

Settler fragility: why settler privilege is so hard to talk about

In defense of black girls

Not every black experience needs your white opinion

The greatest white privilege is life itself

75 things white people can do for racial justice

"America has looted Black people," says activist Tamika Mallory

Unmasking the linguistic policing of brown and black children

What if white people took responsibility for our role in this moment?

the urgent need for anti-racist education

White teachers need to see color. Here's why.

DiAngelo- White people are still raised to be racially illiterate

white people assume niceness is the answer to racial inequality. It's not.

My white friend asked me on Facebook to explain white privilege

A student told me I couldn't understand because I was a white lady

How to be a true anti-racist- Cheryl Matias

Fighting Anti-Blackness is real linguistics

The unbearable grief of Black Mothers