How to Build An Anti-Racist Bookshelf
Who’s Outside? How to Build An Anti-Racist Bookshelf is an interactive online workshop for educators we offered in January 2021. We offered it in collaboration with Shelburne Farms. Additionally, educators Jeanie Phillips and Aimee Arandia Østensen courageously co-facilitated this workshop.
Below you’ll find a recording of the workshop, optimized for solo or team playback.
The workshop contains a number of prompts for reflection. We encourage you to listen to these materials as a solo practitioner, or with your teaching team.
Additionally, you can find the slides from the workshop below. We encourage you to share these slides with your collaborators. And finally, we release all materials under Creative Commons license 4.0: available for non-commercial use and remix, with attribution.
This workshop was made possible by a collaboration between the UVM Tarrant Institute for Innovative Education and Shelburne Farms. Check out our upcoming online workshops and webinars, Or, sign up for our newsletter to stay informed about new professional development opportunities as they become available.
Looking for something specific? Please feel free to reach out to us to suggest topics for upcoming events, or to request a quote for a custom professional development offering for you and your teaching team. We offer two-hour, half-day and full-day in-services, on topics ranging from the anti-racist bookshelf, through to personalized learning, student identity, project-based learning, proficiency-based assessment, and many more.
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Thank you for sharing this helpful resource on building an anti-racist bookshelf. As someone committed to education and social justice, I appreciate the suggestions for diversifying my reading and expanding my understanding of systemic racism. This is an important step towards creating a more inclusive and equitable society. Education is key and this resource is a great starting point.
Kudos to Audrey Homan and her team for their valuable contribution to anti-racist education through the “How to Build An Anti-Racist Bookshelf” workshop. Their dedication is inspiring!
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