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19TH JANUARY

Martin Luther King Jr. Day

Martin Luther King Jr. Day offers an opportunity to explore the US civil rights movement, equality and non-violent social change. Learners can consider how people and communities respond to discrimination, how rights movements develop and how these themes connect to anti-racist education today.

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EL / L1

Non-violent action: a force for change

Lesson plans use case studies from around the world to explore nonviolent social change.
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L2-L4 / SP

Global Histories

These teaching materials help learners understand how colonial history shapes contemporary society and connects to stereotypes and discrimination today.
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L2

Colourful Heritage: Primary Resource Pack

This primary resource pack highlights and celebrates the contribution of the South Asian community to Glasgow and Scotland.
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Explore Tools for Global Citizenship

Whether you're planning ahead or responding to what's happening in the world, these tools are here to support you with meaningful, ready-to-use classroom activities.
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