Curriculum Connections is a collection of original lesson plans and resources that help K-12 educators integrate multicultural, anti-bias, and social justice themes into their curricula. Each issue is organized around a particular topic or theme and is distributed via e-mail three to four times per school year. Click here to subscribe to Curriculum Connections.

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September 2006: Anti-Semitism and The Merchant of Venice: A Discussion Guide for Educators A supplement for teachers presenting The Merchant of Venice to their students intended to guide an exploration of the problematic issue of anti-Semitism as part of the broader discussion of the play. More September 2006: America’s Conscience: The First Amendment in Our Daily Life An educational resource for teaching about the First Amendment and celebrating National Constitution Day; includes an overview of the First Amendment, lesson ideas, information on Internet hate and cyberbullying, and more. More Fall 2006: Challenging Anti-Semitism Elementary, middle and high school lessons that explore anti-Semitism, challenge myths and stereotypes about Jewish people, and provide ways for young people to effectively respond to anti-Semitic incidents. More Fall 2005: Raising Awareness about People with Disabilities Elementary, middle and high school lessons that explore various forms of disability, challenge myths and stereotypes about people living with disabilities, and promote awareness of disability rights. More May 2005: A Tribute to Giovanni Palatucci and Righteous Heroes of the Holocaust This lesson plan for upper middle and high school students explores the life of Giovanni Palatucci, a Holocaust rescuer, and other Righteous Among Nations whose acts of moral courage saved thousands of lives, and serve as an inspiration for students today. More Spring 2005: The Struggle to Prevent Genocide in the Post-Holocaust Era Four secondary level lessons that explore what the world has done to achieve the ideal of "never again" since the Holocaust, examine why these efforts have fallen short of averting atrocities in places such as Rwanda and the Sudan, and inspire students to take action in response to genocide. More Winter 2005: Using Children's Literature to Address Bullying Discussion guides for five children's books that address bullying, a bibliography of children's literature on bullying, and information for educators about bullying. More January 2005: Shirley Chisholm: Unbought, Unbossed, and Unforgotten This lesson plan for middle and high school explores the life, career and ideas of Shirley Chisholm, the first black woman elected to Congress who was a leader in the Civil Rights and Women's Rights Movements of the 1960s and 1970s. More Fall 2004: Lewis and Clark: The Unheard Voices Elementary, Middle and Secondary level lesson plans exploring Native American perspectives on the impact of the Lewis and Clark expedition and westward expansion on indigenous people. More Spring 2004 Looking Back Reaching Forward: Exploring the Promise ofBrown v. Board of Education 50 Years Later Six secondary level lesson plans that commemorate Brown, explore the history of school desegregation in the U.S. and examine current patterns of resegregation in public schools. More