Staff Resources
White Privilege and Male Privilege
Please click here to read an essay exerpted from Working Paper 189, “White Privilege and Male Privilege: A Personal Account of Coming To See Correspondences through Work in Women’s Studies” (1988), by Peggy McIntosh; available for $4.00 from the Wellesley College Center for Research on Women, Wellesley MA 02181. The working paper contains a longer list of privileges. The essay is written by Peggy McIntosh, an associate director of the Wellesley College Center for Research on Women.
Race, culture and all that
Please click here to read ‘Race, culture and all that: an exploration of the
perspectives of White secondary student teachers about race equality issues in their initial teacher education’ written by Vini Lander
Articles, blogs & resources
A collection of articles, blogs, tools and resources around anti-racist education provided by Hannah Tyreman at the Chartered College, who is part of the BAMEed Network steering group.
Brit(ish): On race, identity and belonging, Afua Hirsch
Diversify, June Sarpong
How to be an antiracist, Ibram X. Kendi
It’s Not About the Burqa, Mariam Khan
Natives: Race and class in the ruins of the empire, Akala
Pedagogy of the oppressed, Paulo Freire
Teaching to transgress, Bell Hooks
The Stopping Places: A Journey Through Gypsy Britain, Damian Le Bas
White privilege: The myth of a post-racial society, Kalwant Bhopal
Why I’m no longer talking to white people about race, Renni Eddo-Lodge
You Wouldn’t Understand: White Teachers in Multiethnic Classrooms, Sarah Pearce
A collection of over 100 books collated by the BAMEed Network
This selection of books has recently been made freely available for educators to download.
There are a range of publishers and booksellers dedicated to publishing books for children that will promote inclusion and. These include: Booklove: Bookshop, Knights of media, Letterbox Library, Roundtable books and Tiny Owl.
Useful organisations, individuals and research publications
A collection of organisations working towards equity collated by the BAMEed Network as well as regional networks for educators around the UK
BERA – race, ethnicity and education provide a forum for researchers of ‘race’, ethnicity and education, host seminars, publish papers and support and facilitate the development and quality of research in relation to these issues.
The Institute of Race Relations publishes a quarterly journal Race & Class, free briefing papers on issues of racism in Europe and the UK and occasional books, pamphlets and reports.
Race, Ethnicity and Education is the leading peer-reviewed journal on racism and race inequality in education.
Runnymede is the UK’s leading independent race equality think tank. They generate intelligence to challenge race inequality in Britain through research, network building, leading debate, and policy engagement. You can read their publications here.
The Traveller Movement is a leading national charity committed to the fulfilment of human rights for ethnic minority Gypsy Roma and Traveller people. The site hosts a range of publications including, a good practice guide to improving outcomes for gypsy, roma and traveller children in education.
Whiteness and Education is a publication that presents critical discussions of White racism, White identity, privilege, power and intersectionality.
School Diversity Week, 22-26 June 2020
During School Diversity Week, primary and secondary schools as well as colleges across the UK celebrate lesbian, gay, bisexual and trans equality in education. Click here to access your free toolkit to celebrate with students in their homes
How to promote diversity in schools: three strategies for positive change | Optimus Education Blog – Click here to access
The Economist Educational Foundation have published two
educational resources for 9-year-olds and upwards in response to the protests for racial equality that are happening all over the world. Click here to access
useful resources for schools generated by Place2Be
All different, all equal toolkit for primary schools
Available on the Mentally Healthy Schools website, this toolkit includes an assembly plan, a lesson plan and cross-curricular ideas for teachers to help empower children and young people to celebrate what makes them, and others, unique.
Black Lives Matter – Book Trust Book List
Book Trust has selected books that examine the structural oppression experienced by the Black community, aimed at inspiring and empowering young children to talk about anti-racism.
Remember that if you are struggling with your mental health, there is always help available.
Three ways for UK schools to improve their race relations – click here to access
What did you just say? Responses to racist comments collected from the field – click here to access
Race and Racism in English Secondary Schools – click here to access
Visible Minorities, Invisible Teachers – click here to access
The Runnymede Trust’s Visible and Invisible Barriers: the impact of racism on BME teachers – click here to access
National Education Union Framework for developing an
Anti-racist approach – click here to access
Vogue Magazine – A Psychologist’s Guide To Healing From Racial Trauma – click here to access
Podcast
Challenging systemic racism in the workplace by cipd on SoundCloud – Hear the world’s sounds – please click here to access
Representation matters in the early years – please click here to access
Blog -The long, insidious, shadows of colonialism – please click here to access
https://www.theantiracisteducator.com/
Introduction to “Deconstructing White Privilege” Video – All of us must seek the light of God, the light of truth in recognizing oppression. We begin to do so in this session, which focuses on the oppressive behavior that is born out of white privilege. Dr. Robin DiAngelo is transparent about white privilege couched in explicit and implicit biases in the video “Deconstructing White Privilege,” the first in a series of Vital Conversations on Racism.
Dr. DiAngelo describes the most obvious and explicit aspects of racism and white privilege, while going beyond the surface of racism. Her video serves as a foundation on understanding racism and white privilege for the remaining six videos in the Vital Conversations series.
Click here to view the video
