How can educators, school leaders, families, and others address the Thanksgiving holiday while remaining culturally sensitive and true to history? How do we shift the conversation away from pilgrims and turkeys and towards honoring Indigenous peoples + a practice of gratitude? I tackle these questions and more in “A Teacher’s Guide to Teaching Thanksgiving Responsibly” to help us unpack the hard history behind one of America’s favorite holidays.
![How to Meaningfully Celebrate Earth Day π
A Practical + Helpful Guide by @goodgoodgoodco π»
"The urgency of climate justice should inspire us all to spring into action on Earth Day and beyondβas should the good progress we're making. This Earth Day, we invite you to look for the Helpers, make your own meaningful changes for the planet, and tap into joy as an abundant resource for resistance and change." π¦
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Let's plant the seeds (both figuratively and literally) for a better future! π±β¨
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