Countering racism, prejudice and intolerance

Please see below for a list of external resources which could help your school or setting counter racism, prejudice and intolerance

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External Tools and Research

Advice about racial bullying for young people Childline information
Advice about racial bullying for young people Childline information
Advice about equal opportunities for young people Childline information
What to do about racist bullying? Information from Bullying UK
Respecting others: Bullying around race, religion and cultureWelsh Government Guidance
Three Faiths ForumEducation workshops, school linking and teacher training to support discussion of controversial issues and to facilitate interfaith dialogue
Equality and Diversity in Education (Insted)Range of resources tackling all issues relating to equality and diversity
Equality: Making it Happen (CSIE) A guide to help schools ensure everyone is safe, included and learning” is now available from the Centre for Studies on Inclusive Education. Created with schools for schools, CSIE’s guide can help address prejudice, reduce bullying and promote equality
Guidance for dealing with racist incidents Parent Zone
Training workshops Aik Saath
Schools Stand Up To Racism ProjectIncludes links to teaching and staff training resources to combat racism in schools, as well as links to other useful websites, and reports and articles.
Remembering Srebrenica guidance and lesson plans (PSHE Association)Resource for year 9-11 pupils, including 6 lesson plans, explores issues of prejudice, intolerance and community cohesion in the context of the 1995 Srebrenica genocide.
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EduKicks App (Kick it Out) Resource for 9-13 year old pupils that combines trans-formative education for diversity and promotion of physical activity for children and families. The app uses a football context.
EduKicks Course (Kick it Out) Resource for 9-13 year old pupils, including 6 lesson plans, session worksheets and app. The course utilises football drills and a football context to educate and engage pupils to develop an in-depth understanding of how racism, faith and other form ...
Kick Off The Conversation Workshops (Kick it Out)Target audience: All ages, must have an interest in football.These types of workshops are discussion and activity based session to provide participants with the opportunity to discuss issues of discrimination using football
Resources and Links (Anne Frank Trust)To further explore the subjects of Anne Frank and her diary, the Holocaust, citizenship and human rights.
Exploring the Long Journey Towards Equality (Bullying Intervention Group)This resource links Martin Luther King to Nelson Mandela on the long march towards equality for Black people. This contains history links and ideas for activities with students.
Respecting others: Bullying around race, religion and cultureWelsh Government 2011
Islamophobia 20172017 is the twentieth anniversary of the landmark 1997 Runnymede report Islamophobia: A Challenge for Us All.
Faith in Us: education young people about Islamaphobia Equaliteach
A case study analysis of the (mis)recognition of racism in three Irish primary schools (2019)Dr. Anne Marie Kavanagh, School of Human Development, DCU Institute of Education, Dublin (Presented at the World Anti-Bullying Forum, Dublin, 2019)
Bullying and Harassment Survey (2019)NASUWT