COUNTERING CORONAVIRUS STIGMA & RACISM
Tips for Teachers and Other Educators
RESOURCES FOR FAMILIES & STUDENTS
Resources For Learning About Students With Disabilities
Resources for Discussing Issues of Racism
Resources for Discussing White Privilege
Resources for Discussing Religion
Resources for Discussing National Origin
FCCPS Family Resource Center (FRC)
RESOURCES FOR TEACHERS
FCCPS EQUITY AUDIT INFO
Infrastructure Assessment of Diversity Report
FCCPS Infrastructure Assessment of Diversity Response
DIVISION-LEVEL EQUITY TEAM
RESOURCES FOR DISCUSSING CONFLICT & WAR
o How to Talk to Kids About Violence, Crime, and War: Common Sense Media gathers tips and conversation starters to help you talk to kids of different ages about the toughest topics.
o Talking to Your Kids About War: VeryWell Family explores ways families can speak with young people about war, including tips on sharing information and restricting media coverage.
o How to Talk to Your Children About Conflict and War: UNICEF’s guide offers eight tips to support and comfort your children.
o Handle with Care: Supporting Young People During Crises: Learning for Justice offers recommendations and resources to help guide conversations with young people and to manage potential subsequent actions and reactions.
o Resilience in a time of war: Tips for parents and teachers of elementary school children: This article from the American Psychological Association can help adults guide their young children beyond fear and to resilience.
o Resilience in a time of war: Tips for parents and teachers of middle school children: The American Psychological Association provides tips and strategies for parents and teachers of middle school-aged children.