Global Education

Black text over a while background says: "Teach about Islam with Film." On the right, there are Journeys in Film lesson plans for He Named Me Malala and Wadjda. The Journeys in Film logo is in the top right corner.

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. 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 a lost pair of shoes. The […]

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Over a white background, bold black letters on the left say: "Nobel Prize Winners". On the right, there is a grid of four Journeys in Film Lesson plans for: Genius (Albert Einstein), The Cup (The Dalai Lama), He Named Me Malala (Malala Yousafzai), and And So It Begins (Maria Ressa).

Teach about Nobel Prize Winners with Film

We have just added new film guides to our resource library to help you teach about Nobel Prize Winners with film! Alfred Nobel (1833–1896), a wealthy Swedish scientist, left a bequest for annual international awards in physics, chemistry, medicine, and literature, as well as one that he called a Peace Prize. Winners receive medals and […]

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Over a gold background, text says: "Teach about World Indigenous Peoples with Film." In the bottom right, there are film posters for River of Gold, Sugarcane, and Whale Rider. In the bottom left there is the Journeys in Film logo.

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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Teach about Islam with Film

Celebrate Islam with film all year round with these global education films that center Muslim stories plus our free teaching guides. Children of Heaven Children of Heaven follows an Iranian brother and sister and their adventures over a lost pair of shoes. The film showcases both modern and tradition Tehran and portrays a loving family […]

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A row of film posters for The Way Home, The Cup, and Like Stars on Earth. Text says Quote; Inspire Your Heart With Art.

Inspire Your Heart With Art

January 31 is National Inspire Your Heart With Art Day! To celebrate, we’re highlighting our favorite film-based art lessons for elementary and middle school. Like Stars on Earth: Explore Indian Block Printed Textiles. Grades 5-8. Please Vote For Me: Make your own Chinese Papercuts Folk Art. Grades 5-8. The Cup: Learn about Tibetan Mandala Art […]

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The Journeys In Film guides for The Music of Strangers and The Neighborhood Storyteller. Additional text says: "Teach about Syria with Film. Journeys in Film."

Teach about Syria with Film

Teach about Syria with film. Film is a powerful way to teach about global peoples and cultures. As part of our global education collection, we are pleased to offer free education resources to help you bring films to your classroom to teach about Syria. The Neighborhood Storyteller The Neighborhood Storyteller is a valuable resource for […]

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Text says: "Teach about Iran with Film. Teaching resources for ages 10+." In the middle there are details from the film posters for Children of Heaven and The Music of Strangers. The Journeys in Film logo is in the bottom left corner. The flag of Iran is in the bottom right corner.

Teach about Iran with Film

Film is a powerful way to teach about global peoples and cultures. As part of our global education collection, we are pleased to offer two curriculum guides to help you teach about Iran with film. Children of Heaven Children of Heaven is a valuable resource for introducing students to The Islamic Republic of Iran. This […]

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Bring Refugee Stories To Your Classroom

The global plight of migrants, refugees and displaced persons is a growing and urgent contemporary issue that teachers increasingly seek to address in their classrooms. Our teaching materials are designed to support students to practice compassion and humility and make meaningful attempts to understand why refugees flee their homes, what their lives are like, and […]

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