This resource provides strategies for teachers on how to support students that are at-risk in their classrooms. Supports include the following: prioritizing relationship building, incorporate a democratic classroom model, use a check-in/check-out system, and a communication log with parents.

This resource is a 20 minute video that helps empower the role of parents and caregivers in reducing youth risk.

This resource provides families with an array of information. There are surveys, FAQ pamphlets, guidance suggestions, organizations resources, books, and videos that parents can use when supporting and understanding their child.

This resources supports teachers and their efforts towards making their school safe for all students. It goes over facts, information to understand the language, ways to stop bad behaviors, supports to set policies, suggestions on planning a school-wide activity, ways to be public, stop cyberbullying, training and education, ways to support a comprehensive health education, and other resources.

This resource includes 5 ways teachers can support students of socioeconomic backgrounds. These 5 suggestions include the following: teach with their social needs in mind, address health concerns, be creative, include and challenge them.

This source has 75 lesson plans, writing prompts, short films and graphs pertaining to racism and racial justice. It is broken down into 5 parts: identity, prejudice, inequality and racism, history and legacy, connections to current events and taking action.

This website has an array of resources for educators to use in the classroom. Lists of websites, films, literature and blog posts that can be used to discuss race, racism and privilege. There are also resources to support teachers when teaching about and responding to police brutality.

This document defines Digital Equity, the 3 A’s of Access, and Digital Inclusion. This source also shares many example barriers of digital inclusion and strategies.

This source helps define digital inclusion, divide and equity. Within this source you can find ways to enhance digital navigators, broadband equity, digital foundational skills, and ways to develop a digital inclusion ecosystem. This source also provides a link to a list of affordable, robust broadband internet services.

This resource provides many tools to help teachers support their students with learning disabilities. Some of the topics discussed in this resource are accommodations and strategies, partnering with Special Education Teachers, advocating for students, advice for general and education teachers.

This resource provides a list of websites, phone numbers and ways that different organizations can help support a student with a disability or mental illness. This is a great resource for teachers to have and have available to parents if it becomes or is a need for their child.

“The BASIC Fund is a privately funded organization whose mission is to advance education equity for low-income families by helping offset the cost of tuition at private schools in the Bay Area.” (BASIC Fund)

This resource provides teachers with strategies to help support culturally and linguistically diverse students and parents.

This resource will provide teachers with a plethora of resources to support them in building a safe and inclusive environment. The article will help provide supports for teachers to work with culturally diverse students and their families.