Social Studies

Rome Jewish Museum

Museum beneath Rome’s Great Synagogue tracing 2,000 years of Jewish life.

History Website For Kids

History for Kids is a free website offering short articles, images, and simple quizzes on ancient and modern topics, useful for quick research projects or to supplement a spine text.

Environmental Literacy Nonprofit

An environmental literacy nonprofit integrating climate and sustainability education.

Historic Site

The Venice Jewish Ghetto, officially established in 1516 in the Cannaregio district, is often cited as the first legally mandated Jewish ghetto and the origin of the word “ghetto.” For centuries, Jews of different backgrounds were required to live inside its gates, locked at night, leading to unusually tall houses as the community grew upward. Despite restrictions, it became a vibrant center of Hebrew printing, scholarship, and commerce. Today, visitors can see several historic synagogues and the Jewish Museum of Venice, making the neighborhood a powerful place to study Jewish life, resilience, and European antisemitism across time.

Italian Judaism & Shoah Museum

National Museum of Italian Judaism and the Shoah (MEIS).

History Documentaries Strategy

Strategy of using high-quality YouTube history documentaries as visual sources for learning.

US Holocaust Memorial Museum

National Holocaust museum with extensive online exhibits and teaching materials.

Michigan Holocaust Museum

Holocaust museum in Michigan founded by survivors.

Roma Genocide Education

International youth remembrance initiative focused on the Roma genocide and human rights.

Israel History Resources

Collection of age-appropriate articles, timelines, and maps about Israel’s history and conflicts.

Online Resource List

A “Palestine Resource Masterlist” is typically a crowd-sourced document that gathers books, articles, archives, films, podcasts, timelines, and action guides about Palestine in one place. These living lists usually include “Palestine 101” basics, resources on settler colonialism and international law, and links to projects like Decolonize Palestine, visual timelines, oral histories, and humanitarian organizations. They’re designed so learners and educators can move beyond social-media snippets, follow citations, and build nuanced understanding over time. Families can treat the masterlist like a syllabus, choosing age-appropriate materials, hearing directly from Palestinians, and exploring both history and current events more deeply.

World History Narrative

Big picture history book tracing how humans have told world history over time.

Coloring Book

Political coloring book related to Israel-Palestine, intended for older teens and adults.

Article/Guide

An article and toolkit that helps caregivers discuss Palestine, occupation, and solidarity with children using picture books, scripts, and age-appropriate action ideas. 

Queer History Guide

Rainbow History Class: Your Guide Through Queer and Trans History

Teaching Resource Store

TPT brand sharing colorful classroom décor, art projects, and directed drawings.

Who Was? Comedy Series

Sketch-comedy kids’ show based on Who Was? biography books.

Indigenous Data Principles

Set of First Nations principles—Ownership, Control, Access, Possession—that guide ethical data collection & use in Indigenous communities.

Hawaiian Legends Collection

Collection of traditional Hawaiian legends and myths.

Indigenous Spirit Ranger Series

Animated Netflix series by Native storytellers featuring spirit ranger siblings.

Living-History Education Program

Woodland Indian Educational Programs is a Native-run educational service that focuses on Eastern Woodlands Indigenous cultures. The group designs programs for museums, historic sites, schools, powwows, and cultural centers, often using living-history-style demonstrations to teach about housing, clothing, tools, agriculture, and diplomacy. Presenters bring maps, material-culture displays, and carefully researched outfits, and they also offer staff trainings for teachers and docents. The goal is to replace stereotypes and generic “Native American” lessons with tribally grounded information and to show that Woodlands Nations have complex, ongoing histories and present-day communities, not just a distant past.

Native Visibility Organization

Native-led advocacy org creating media campaigns, research, and curricula to increase visibility of Native peoples.

State Education Office

Curriculum and resources from Washington state’s education department and Tribes that teach local tribal history, sovereignty, and contemporary Native life across grade levels. 

Blog Reviewing Native-Related Curricula

A blog that evaluates mainstream curricula on how they depict Native peoples, flagging stereotypes and recommending more accurate, tribally grounded alternatives.