Free Resources
for Educators, Students, and Communities
Explore decolonial curriculum frameworks, teaching tools, and advocacy guides designed to support anti-racist, community-rooted education.
About the Collection
WAESN develops culturally relevant, decolonial curriculum across all disciplines, empowering educators and students to transform K–12 classrooms.
Every resource here was created by and for educators and youth to promote critical thinking, self-advocacy, and systemic change.
We encourage you to adapt them for your local communities and use them as catalysts for reflection, dialogue, and collective action.
Advocacy Tools
Explore resources that equip educators, students, and community members to organize for racial and educational justice. From peer-reviewed research, to support for educators under attack, these materials support collective power-building and systemic change.
Community Resources
Find tools, guides, and connections that support collective care and action beyond the classroom. These resources uplift community organizations, mutual aid networks, and local movements working toward racial and educational justice across Washington State.
Curriculum Resources
Explore ready-to-use, anti-racist Ethnic Studies lessons created by and for Washington educators. Each plan centers the voices, histories, and experiences of people of Color while supporting teachers in building justice-centered classrooms.
Professional Development Resources
Access reflective tools designed to help educators deepen their anti-racist and Ethnic Studies practice. These resources center community, critical self-reflection, and collective learning to support transformative change in classrooms and schools.
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