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We Stories offers free downloadable resources for those working towards racial equity. Support Our Work: westories.org/support

08/02/2023

Advocacy Builders Project explores four domains: Healthcare, Education, Economic Stability, and Neighborhood & Built Environment. These domains are organized into non-sequential, interconnected units intended to be navigated in order of the reader’s preference. The specific aspects of the social determinants this project explores only represent pieces of the larger systems. They were selected to serve as accessible entry points and foster nuanced conversation about intersectionality and the systems in which we interact. Download for free by clicking the link in our bio or visiting westories.org

07/10/2023

Another FREE resource available at westories.org! The Advocacy Builders Project aims to illuminate systems and demystify advocacy utilizing the framework of social determinants of health to explore systems and to demonstrate interdependence of racist, sexist, and classist systems.

By developing their ability to envision each of these systems (healthcare, education, economic stability, and neighborhood and built environment) individually AND as they intersect and reinforce each other, individuals can channel their energy, resources, and power into meaningful actions. Download for free by clicking the link in our bio or visiting westories.org

06/05/2023

We built these lessons around diversity, equity, and inclusion to help parents and teachers feel equipped in supporting critical thinking, continuous learning, and difficult conversations with young children. Our themed lessons include curated diverse books, reflection and discussion questions, and accompanying activities that align with social justice standards for children. Download them for free at westories.org or from the link in our bio.

05/27/2023

We offer 35 DEI themed lesson plans. FOR FREE! Each themed lesson is aligned with Social Justice Standards, a summary, a booklist, talking points, and activities. We would love to share them with you! Click the link in our bio or head over to westories.org to download today.

05/15/2023

So many books in the Family Learning Program!

05/06/2023

Research shows that kids clearly notice skin color and ethnic differences. See our Getting Started document for a summary. By talking about these visible and meaningful differences, you are giving your children the language they need to be competent and fluid in the world in which they live. They may have a different idea about what's appropriate to say in public than you do, but the best thing you can do is to model that race and skin color is an okay thing to notice and talk about. Click on the link in our bio, or visit westories.org for more!

05/03/2023

Our “Family Learning Program” content begins with individual and family learning and practices, and then encourages further engagement in equity efforts in the spaces where we live, work, and play. The monthly themes were chosen for their power in deconstructing biases, building anti-racist mindsets, and fostering anti-racist family habits. To download the free “Family Learning Packet”, click on the link in our bio or visit westories.org

04/25/2023

Skin color diversity is something to be celebrated! By talking about visible and meaningful differences, you are giving children the language they need to be competent and fluid in the multiracial and multicultural world in which they live. To learn more, visit westories.org or click the link in our bio to download our free “Getting Started” packet.

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