Multicultural Education Toolkit by Jeanna Brough

Incorporate Multicultural Literature

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Use texts from authors of diverse backgrounds

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Include lesser-known events

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Design interdisciplinary units on universal themes like family, justice, or migration, exploring them through various cultural lenses

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Incorporate real-world examples from non-Western societies.

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Invite students to share family stories, languages, and customs in projects

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Modify materials to reflect cultural relevance

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Facilitate critical thinking about social justice and equity within subject areas.

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Group students heterogeneously to encourage cross-cultural collaboration

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Use maps, posters, student work, and flags from various cultures. Create a “Culture Wall” or “Global Corner” for students to contribute

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Use culturally sensitive language and teach and model respectful communication

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Invite students/families to share food, music, or customs

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Establish norms collaboratively, emphasizing empathy and equity

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Invite families to share cultural performances, food, and traditions.

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Design learning around local cultural landmarks or events

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Use translation tools or community volunteers to ensure family access to school communications or send newsletters and updates in home languages.

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Host storytelling circles with parents and community leaders