Justice, Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion in STEM Education
Resources for Parents and Children
- The Conscious Kid, Parenting and Education through a Critical Race Lens.
- Search the Zinn Education Project for age appropriate teaching materials, including teaching guides, books, articles, movies and poems.
- This Book is Anti-Racist - 20 Lessons on How to Wake Up, Take Action, and Do The Work
- 21 Anti-Racist Videos to Share with Kids
- The Black Parent Initiative, a community to help families achieve financial, educational and spiritual success. BPI was founded and organized on a large body of educational research that demonstrates the importance of parental and family engagement in attaining educational success for children.
Local Resources for Action and Engagement
- Donate to the immediate support of Black Portlanders: The Black Resilience Fund
- Give to the Equitable Giving Circle, a Portland organization who purchases Community Supported Agriculture boxes from farmers of color and donate them to households of color who are in need.
- Learn about Oregon’s history at Oregon Black Pioneers. This nonprofit organization has created comprehensive exhibits and resources about Oregon’s Black history
- Check out www.iloveblackfood.com – a local directory of Black owned restaurants, food carts, and bars.
- Use the Mercatus Directory to find entrepreneurs of color from the Portland Metro area
- Bonus! Check out the Mercatus Story Collective Portal; learn about Black entrepreneur experiences, resiliency and stories, amplifying an inclusive narrative of Portland.
- Powell’s has curated a list of titles that includes non-fiction, biographies, and histories.
- Bonus! Powell’s interviewed Ibram X. Kendi, author of “How to Be an Antiracist”.