Equity and Inclusion

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Anti-Bias Education: Resources to Combat Islamophobia

The need for Anti-Bias Education Resources to Combat Islamophia is timely and urgent. We recommend the following films and teaching guides to support you in countering Islamophobia in your learning environments. These materials are appropriate for elementary school, middle school and high school; they can also work well for higher education, adult education, HR trainings […]

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Teach Anti-Bias Education with Film! Text at the top says: "Anti-Bias Education: Building Understanding and Community" Across the bottom there are posters for Wadjda, Hidden Figures and UnBroken. The Journeys in Film Logo is in the top right corner.

Teach Anti-Bias Education with Film

We have classroom-ready resources to help you teach Anti-Bias Education with film in schools, homeschooling, professional development, community education and other settings. These materials can help you boost cultural competence, reduce implicit and explicit bias, and broaden empathy and understanding in your learning environment. Teach Anti-Bias Education with Film: Instructional Foundations Anti-Bias Education Webinar Our […]

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A collection of Anti Bias Education Resources to Combat Antisemitism from Journeys in Film are in the bottom right corner, for the films Big Sonia, A Promise To My Father, and The Fast Runner. The title in the top left says: "Anti-Bias Education: Combatting Antisemitism." The Journeys in Film Logo is in the top right corner.

Anti-Bias Education: Resources to Combat Antisemitism

The need to combat Antisemitism with Anti-Bias Education is painfully urgent. We recommend the following films and teaching guides to support you in countering Antisemitism in your learning environments. These materials are appropriate for elementary school, middle school and high school; they can also work well for higher education, adult education, HR trainings and professional […]

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Teach about Islam with Film

Teach about Islam with film all year round with these global education films that center Muslim stories plus our free teaching guides. For grades 5-12 plus adult/higher ed. Resources to Teach about Islam with Film Teach about Islam with Film: Children of Heaven Children of Heaven follows an Iranian brother and sister and their adventures over […]

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The title in the top left says: "Celebrate Women in STEM". In the bottom right, there are Journeys in Film guides for Breaking Enigma, Jane, and Hidden Figures. The Journeys logo is in the top right corner. Get free resources to teach about Women in STEM with film from the Journeys in Film Resource Library.

Teach about Women of STEM with Film

We’re highlighting some of our favorite resources to help you teach about women of STEM with film. Get students of all genders excited about STEM careers! Teach about Women of STEM with Film: Bletchley Park’s Female Codebreakers Breaking Enigma Breaking Enigma: A World War II Game Changer goes deep inside the top-secret, groundbreaking intelligence work […]

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Text says: "World Religions: Teach with Film." AT the bottom there is a collage of Journeys in Film Guides to help you teach world religions with film: He Named Me Malala, Like Stars on Earth, Rebel Hearts, Schindler's List, and The Cup. The Journeys logo is in the top right corner.

Teach about World Religions with Film

Teach about world religions with film to bring religious literacy to life in your classroom! We’re pleased to offer teaching resources for award-winning films from all over the world to help you teach global education and cross-cultural understanding, while deepening knowledge about religions of the world. Follow the links below to get more information about […]

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Teach about World Indigenous Peoples with Film

Teach about World Indigenous Peoples with film plus our free educational resources! Combine classroom-ready lesson plans and discussion guides to make learning about world Indigenous Peoples part of your curriculum on special dates like Indigenous People’s Day (October 10) and all year round. We are pleased to offer free teaching resources for these critically-acclaimed films. […]

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Rhiannon Giddens (second from left) stands outdoors holding a banjo near a train with three crew members from My Music with Rhiannon Giddens. Journeys in Film offers free resources to help you use this series to teach American Transcontinental Railroad History for Middle School.

Teach American Transcontinental Railroad History for Middle School

Teach American Transcontinental Railroad History for Middle School with classroom-ready lessons. Season 2 of My Music with Rhiannon Giddens features Pulitzer Prize and Grammy winner Rhiannon Giddens hosting a series of musical performance and conversation with multicultural musicians in the Silkroad Ensemble’s American Railroad project. The project presents a musical exploration of the cultures that were first connected […]

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Indigenous / Native American musician Pura Fé blows into a conch shell in a performance in My Music with Rhiannon Giddens Season 2, Episode Six. Teaching resources for this episode are available for free from Journeys in Film.

Teach with My Music with Rhiannon Giddens and Pura Fé

Teach with My Music with Rhiannon Giddens and Pura Fé to introduce students to Native American musician Pura Fé, her musical experiences, Indigenous/Native American History, and American Transcontinental Railroad History. This episode also connects to Music Lessons and History through Music. My Music with Rhiannon Giddens Season Two Episode Six features Native American vocalist and […]

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Headshot of Black American Musician Mazz Swift, who uses they/them pronouns. They stand under a spotlight, playing a violin, with an expression of passionate concentration.

Teach with My Music with Rhiannon Giddens and Mazz Swift

Teach with My Music with Rhiannon Giddens and Mazz Swift to introduce students to Black American non-binary musician Mazz Swift (they/them), their musical experiences, Black History, and American Transcontinental Railroad History. This episode also connects to Neurodiversity Representation, Non-Binary (/LGBTQIA+) Representation, Music Lessons and History through Music. In My Music with Rhiannon Giddens Season Two […]

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