Resources for Instructors | UWM Multicultural Scholars Collaborative Resource Database

Social Justice Book Lists

July 18, 2021Books, Database Categories, General Anti-Racism Resources, Level 1 - Diversity Awareness, Levels, Resources for Instructors, Resources for Students, Source Type, Syllabi/Reading List/Resource Guidebook, children's books, social justice

Over 80 carefully selected lists of multicultural and social justice books for children, young adults, and educators. Access the source.

Guide for Selecting Anti-Bias Children’s Books

July 18, 2021Books, Database Categories, General Anti-Racism Resources, Level 3 - Anti-Racism and Social Justice, Levels, Other Resources, Resources for Instructors, Resources for Students, Source Type, Syllabi/Reading List/Resource Guidebias, book, children's books, parents

A guide created by Social Justice Books for selecting anti-bias children’s books. Access the source.

Institutionalized Racism: A Syllabus

July 18, 2021Database Categories, General Anti-Racism Resources, Level 3 - Anti-Racism and Social Justice, Levels, Resources for Instructors, Source Type, Syllabi/Reading List/Resource Guidehistory, institutionalized racism, racism, syllabus

Teaching resources compiled by JSTOR Daily for teaching institutionalized racism in the classroom. Access the source.

Black Lives Matter at School

July 18, 2021Database Categories, Level 2 - Cultural Diversity, Levels, Resources for Instructors, Source Type, Syllabi/Reading List/Resource Guide, Trainings, Tests, and Exercises, Websites and BlogsBlack Lives Matter, education, school

Black Lives Matter at School is a national coalition organizing for racial justice in education. Access the source.

Talking About Race

July 18, 2021Database Categories, General Anti-Racism Resources, Level 1 - Diversity Awareness, Levels, Resources for Instructors, Resources for Students, Source Type, Syllabi/Reading List/Resource Guide, Trainings, Tests, and Exercises, Websites and Blogsart, history, student voices

Tools and resources for talking about race created by the Smithsonian National Museum of African American History and Culture Access the source.

Anti-Racism Digital Library

July 18, 2021Anita S. Coleman, Authors/Creators, Database Categories, General Anti-Racism Resources, Resources for Instructors, Source Type, Syllabi/Reading List/Resource Guide, Websites and Blogslibrary

A library of anti-racism resources by Anita S. Coleman, Ph.D. Access the source.

Video: “Microaggressions in the Classroom”

July 18, 2021Database Categories, Films and Videos, Level 2 - Cultural Diversity, Levels, Resources for Instructors, Resources for Students, Source Typeclassroom, microaggression

A video regarding microaggressions in the classroom for instructors, produced by faculty of University of North Texas. Access the source.

Book: “Linguistic Justice” by April Baker-Bell

July 17, 2021April Baker-Bell, Authors/Creators, Books, Database Categories, General Anti-Racism Resources, Level 2 - Cultural Diversity, Levels, Resources for InstructorsBlack language, book, linguistic justice, pedagogy

This book is an excellent resources for instructors who want to enable linguistic justice in their classroom through their syllabus, lectures, and grading practices. UWM students and instructors have free access to her book online through the UWM library. About: “Bringing… Read More

Film: “Growing Up Milwaukee”

July 17, 2021Database Categories, Films and Videos, General Anti-Racism Resources, Level 2 - Cultural Diversity, Levels, Resources for Instructors, Resources for StudentsBlack experience, film, Milwaukee

Milwaukee film makers released Growing Up Milwaukee, which is currently available for streaming on HBO Max. About: “Behind every statistic is a story. Three Black youth grapple with the daily experiences of growing up in the heart of Milwaukee, while fighting… Read More

How to Stop Harming Students: An Ecological Guide to Antiracist Writing Assessment

July 17, 2021Database Categories, Level 3 - Anti-Racism and Social Justice, Levels, Resources for InstructorsBlack language, linguistic justice, pedagogy

This ecological guide helps instructors develop writing assessments that respect language dialects other than Standard American English, or rather, White Mainstream English. In other words, this guide helps provide room and respect for Black language, identity, and pedagogy in the… Read More