SHHS Human Relations, Diversity and Equity

  • Advisory Lessons

     

    The Office of Human Relations, Diversity & Equity has created an array of short, student-facing Push & Play lessons for educators to utilize in their advisory classes. These lessons may serve as a starting place for educators who wish to adapt them for their unique student populations.

    Please peruse our library of lessons and share with your students. Have an idea for a great lesson or want to share one of your own? E-mail our resident Push & Play content creator here.   

    All archived Advisory Lessons are available. Go to Advisory Lessons, then Expand All. Can't find it? Write us at human.relations@lausd.net

    As always, keep in mind that good teaching includes helping students process their thoughts and feelings about the world and creating space for them to bring their full selves to school. This document, Courageous Conversations with Students, provides tools, lesson plans, and practical advice for facilitating dialogues with students about power, privilege, oppression, and resistance.  They were adapted by the Office of Human Relations, Diversity & Equity.  Click here to view this resource. 

     

  • World AIDS Day

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    Engage students in dialogue about World AIDS Day

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  • Say Gay

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    Engage students in critical thinking about the different laws regulating SOGIE in schools. 

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  • I Disagree!

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    Explore different ways to disagree with others in a respectful way.

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  • Human Rights Day

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    Introduce students to the International Human Rights Day

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  • Media Literacy

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    Engage students in learning about how media impacts our thoughts and ideas

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  • Privilege 101

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    Engage students in critical thinking about what "privilege" does, and does not, mean. 

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  • What Happened at Wounded Knee?

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    Engage students in critical thinking around the massacre of Wounded Knee.

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  • Critical Race Theory, Racism and K-12 Education

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    Learn about the conflation between Critical Race Theory and racism in the media and in K-12 Education. 

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  • All Are Welcome

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    Empower students to support the cultivation of inclusive and affirming classrooms. 

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