The SPLC is a catalyst for racial justice in the South and beyond, working in partnership with communities to dismantle white supremacy, strengthen intersectional movements, and advance the human rights of all people.

From film kits and lesson plans to the building blocks of a customized Learning Plan—texts, student tasks and teaching strategies—[SPLC] resources will help you bring relevance, rigor and social emotional learning into your classroom—all for FREE.

Explore the following teaching plan, titled “Teach Tolerance:”

Kids count 2024 Data

• A recording of our release event is now available. Watch here!

• The KIDS COUNT Report is now available in Spanish. Download here!

Peak Parent Center provides training, information and technical assistance to equip families of children for birth through twenty-six including all disability labels with strategies to advocate successfully for their children.

An energizing discussion around Developmental Assets, meaningful relationships and positive youth development.

With reflective approaches, schools, districts, and families can support the process and organizational conditions to enable family engagement to thrive while building the dual capacity necessary to improve student outcomes.

Prerecorded 2024, 1hr.

Exploration website for parents and children or teacher and class to share daily "wonders" and learn useful and fun factual information with the opporutnity to participate in activities and make creative projects together.

Unite for Literacy has partnered with schools, tribes, nonprofits, and businesses over the last decade to re-imagine the roots of literacy education and grow lifelong readers.

To serve adult immigrant and refugee English language learners equitably and holistically, there is a pressing imperative to educate and engage service providers, policy makers, institutional decision-makers, and advocates for re-envisioning adult education, digital equity, and immigration at the national, state, and local levels.

A podcast made by teens for teens (and those in relationship with teens!) on what it's like to move through the world as a teenager right now.

by Seek Common Ground

Parents and caregivers want their children to succeed in school— to be engaged and excited about learning; to build strong relationships with their teachers and peers; and to learn each year the knowledge and skills they need to be successful academically.

By Search Institute

The Search Institute's robust research has led to the conclusion that positive relationships with adults is essential for young people to thrive socially and academically. This framework can be used as guide for strengthening and deepening these relationships. This resource is available in both English and Spanish.

Reading is a Family Affair, Brilliant Together Podcast, featuring Raising a Reader and Little Free Library.

Articles and resources on parenting, media, and everything in between to help you support your child have a healthy and safe relationship with technology.

These activities encompass social-emotional benefits of play-based learning, foster inclusion, nurture cognitive and social development, support emergent learning in literacy and math and, most importantly, cultivate joy!

This resource provides educators with tools and strategies that promote equity and inclusion and allow all students to be seen, visible, and valued in their classrooms and schools.

by Digital Equity Team

The Office of the Future of Work, Colorado Broadband Office, and Office of eHealth Innovation make up the Digital Equity Team which works with partners to ensure all Coloradans have the digital skills, devices, and affordable access to the internet needed for full participation in our society, democracy, and economy.

by Colorado Education Initiative

CEI developed this Social Emotional Development Ecosystem to represent the interwoven components of creating a thriving environment for students, staff, families, and community members. The four rings of the ecosytem include: learning enviornments, systems of support, empowered students, and open partnerships.

by Raisa Masood, Common Sense Media

Find out how the artificial intelligence (AI) tool works and how to talk with kids about it.