For Educators:

• Teaching While Muslim, Ramadan Considerations for Teachers During Distance Learning

• Facing History, Coronavirus: Protect Yourself And Stand Against Racism

• Teaching Tolerance, Teaching Through Coronavirus: What Educators Need Right Now

• Teaching Tolerance, A Healthy Reminder to Educators During School Closures

• NPR, Teaching Without Schools: Grief, Then A 'Free-For-All'

For Families:

• National Association of School Psychologists, Talking to Children About COVID-19 (Coronavirus): A Parent Resource

• Anti-Oppressive/Anti-Racist Home School Options During Quarantine

• PBS Kids For Parents, How to Talk to Your Kids About Coronavirus

• NPR, Life Kit Podcast, Coronavirus And Parenting: What You Need To Know Now (13 minutes)

• Susan Kaiser Greenland podcast, Parenting in a Pandemic (1 hour, 6 minutes)

• Policy Innovators in Education, Rapid Response Resources: COVID-19 (Coronavirus), then scroll to the section “Resources for Families, Teachers, and Students”

• NPR, With Senior Year In Disarray, Teens And Young Adults Feel Lost. Here's How To Help

• New York Times, Helping Teens Make Room for Uncomfortable Emotions

For All:

• Christine Saxman, White People: Standing Up to Anti-Asian Racism During a Pandemic

• Forbes, 5 Things To Know About Coronavirus And People With Disabilities

• LGBTQNation, LGBTQ people have a higher risk of coronavirus

• NYTimes, ‘Covid-19 Kills Only Old People.’ Only?

• Rebecca Barrett-Fox, A Reminder of Who is Hurt by Insisting that Students Share Images of their Personal Lives

• PBS News Hour, Why your mental health may be suffering in the COVID-19 pandemic

• Medium, Colorblindness and the Coronavirus

• Business Insider, Fauci says the coronavirus is 'shining a bright light' on 'unacceptable' health disparities for African Americans

• Erica Pernell, Anti-Asian Racism & the Coronavirus

• New York Times, “I Became a Person of Suspicion”

• New York Times Magazine, The Slur I Never Expected to Hear in 2020

• Gretchen Rubin, Coping with COVID-19

• New York Times, Why the Virus Is a Civil Rights Issue: ‘The Pain Will Not Be Shared Equally’

Scheduled:

• Poly Employees of Color Happy Hour, Wednesday, April 22

• A Better Chance Student/Alumni Gathering, Friday, April 24

• Dalton Diversity Conference, Saturday, April 25

• Middle School Community and Diversity Advisory/Assembly in collaboration with 10 Hairy Legs dance company, Friday, May 1

• Asian Pacific Islander Month My Story Sharing for Lower School Families, Month of May

• The Hate U Give, US IfEL Student Board Facilitated Discussion, Friday, May 15

To Be Scheduled:

• US Affinity and Alliance Groups with Alumni visiting

• Little Fires Everywhere Book and Series Community Conversation

• Culture Night for US students

• IfEL Conversation for faculty/staff

• Equity Coffee for parents/guardians

• HUGs connections

• Community Engagement with 10 Hairy Legs dance company

• Prep for Prep Student/Alumni Gathering

• Community Discussion: Addressing Anti-Asian Racism During COVID-19 and Beyond (this may be a part of a series for May’s Asian American Pacific Islander Heritage Month)