Find ideas & inspiration. Art lessons to help remove biases, stereotypes, and false narratives.
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Before you begin to create lesson plans, it is important that you take the time to listen, learn, and reflect first.
"It's new to you, but it's not new. When you move too fast and you're moving with these still unexamined unconscious racist thoughts and beliefs, you're actually going to do more harm because you don't yet know what you don't know."
-LAYLA F. SAAD
Affirmation Animal Necklaces
by Ms.Paula Liz
A Hopeful Future by Courtney Behnken & Camila Salvatierra-Sinn
Appropriation vs. Appreciation
by Chloe Walker
Black History
by Mary Saca
BLM Principles Posters by Caryn Davidson
Digital Self-Portrait Posters by Ms.Paula Liz
Editorial Cartoons by Rama Hughes
Great Migrations
by Rachel Maloney-Hawkins
The Humanae Project
by Nylah Khan
Mini Billboards: Art As Social Commentary by Ms.Paula Liz
Outside The Lines by Doodles Academy
Portraits of Value
by Ms.Paula Liz
Reusable Bags
by Ms.Paula Liz
Social Injustice Posters by Ms.Paula Liz
Scratch Foam Printmaking by Sarah Allison
"StereoWhat?!" by Heather Brubaker
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