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title: TSSP - The Anti-Racist Education Edition
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This edition of TSSP introduces CARE and provides educators and students with antiracist resources, strategies and frameworks.

| View in browser   Sponsored Message   February 23, 2021 \| Number 345 \| e-Newsletter   The Social Studies Professional The Antiracist Education Edition NCSS Supports Antiracist Education The Center for Antiracist Education (CARE), a new initiative by Stand for Children, partners with educators to identify antiracist curriculum, build antiracist expertise, and demonstrate how to successfully create classrooms that are places of healing, not harm. National Council for the Social Studies (NCSS) is proud to support CARE’s principles. Learn more about CARE.   Diversity, Equity and Inclusion in the Social Studies This month, NCSS is preparing its annual call for expertise for members to apply to serve on an Operations Committee. NCSS supports seven current Operations Committees, and also appoints interested members to... Continue reading.   Sponsored Message Keep learning current with our free resources Stay connected with TCI’s Current Connections, your one-stop destination for resources to keep learning current. Explore Free Lessons, Primary Source Activities, Biographies, and more!   Anti-Racism Resources from NCSS NCSS Editors have selected articles from Social Education, Middle Level Learning, and Social Studies and the Young Learner to help teach anti-racism. Access the list here.   Anti-Racism Resources from NCSS's Alliance Partners NCSS is a member of several alliances and coalitions. Here are resource pages from two NCSS partners: NAMLE's Race, Equity and Social Justice Resources NCSS is a member of NAMLE's Media Literacy Education Alliance. NAMLE has curated a collection of news and resources focused on race, equity, and social justice designed to support educators, parents, and students. Access. ISTE's 9 Resources for Teaching Anti-Racism As a member of the COVID-19 Education Coalition, NCSS shares resources for teaching about anti-racism from Coalition leader, ISTE. Their list offers free materials for educators to address racism, inequity and bias. View the list.   On Demand Spotlight: Educator Strategies for Addressing Racism Develop a classroom culture that encourages students to seek intercultural interactions and understand differing viewpoints instead of universalizing personal viewpoints with this webinar recording from our On Demand Video Library. Watch it here (Members Only).   Educating for American Democracy National Forum The need to reinvest in history and civics has never been clearer, and it is time to act. Learn about Educating for American Democracy Roadmap and how you can support it on March 2. RSVP to attend the virtual launch.   200+ Hours of Social Studies Available On Demand! The #NCSS2020 Virtual Conference sessions you loved, plus the ones you missed, are now available to attendees on demand until April 30, 2021!  Already have access? Log in here. Need to purchase access? Click here.    IJSS Issues Call for Manuscripts The Iowa Journal for the Social Studies has issued a call to submit manuscripts for their third issue. They are interested in manuscripts that feature research, conceptual and theoretical work, curriculum and lesson plans that have been implemented in the K-16 classroom, and media reviews. Learn more.   Center for Midwestern Studies' Virtual Workshop Apply for the NEH-funded "Wide-Open Town: Kansas City in the Jazz Age and Great Depression." Join the Wide-Open Town Team and a great group of K-12 educators either June 20-25 or July 18-23 for a virtual workshop that will dive into Kansas City history. Learn more.   Resources for Black History Month Census Bureau - National African American (Black) History Month Edutopia - 6 Teaching Tools for Black History Month Library of Congress - African-American Odyssey Library of Congress - The African-American Mosaic National Archives - Black History Visions of Education - Black Historical Consciousness w/ LaGarrett King   What's behind The 1619 Project controversy? (K-12 Dive; 2/12/21) Lawmakers Push to Ban ‘1619 Project’ From Schools (Edweek; 2/2/21) Shepherd Students, Professor Attend Virtual National Social Studies Conference (The Journal; 2/1/21)   Resources & Connections NCSS Professional Learning NCSS COVID-19 Page Start a Rho Kappa Chapter Start a Junior Rho Kappa Chapter   The Social Studies Professional — known as TSSP — is the official e-newsletter of National Council for the Social Studies and is published twice a month.   You are receiving this email as one of your NCSS membership benefits.  To learn more about TSSP, visit http://www.socialstudies.org/publications/tssp.   Editors: Joy Lindsey, Director of Marketing and Membership Andrew Oglander, Digital Marketing Manager   Rachel Barkin, Advertising, rbarkin@townsend-group.com Copyright © 2020 National Council for the Social Studies, All rights reserved. National Council for the Social Studies, 8555 16th Street, Suite 500, Silver Spring, MD 20910, United States, 301-588-1800 Manage preferences |
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