This video discusses the bullying of LGBTQ+ students. A sixth-grade health education teacher discusses ways to create a safe and welcoming environment for LGBTQ+ students. This video can be used […]
Nelcida Garcia-Sanchez
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Students are often interested in cultural variations in attachment but they are often not explored in-depth in traditional textbooks. The information from this website can be used to supplement lessons […]
This article summarizes the infamous Tuskegee syphilis experiment. https://www.history.com/news/the-infamous-40-year-tuskegee-study
This article written by the National Center of Institutional Diversity discusses ableism during the COVID-19 pandemic. https://medium.com/national-center-for-institutional-diversity/ableism-rearing-its-ugly-head-what-covid-19-reveals-about-the-valuing-of-disabled-lives-3acf354e13f3
APA’s “I am Psyched!” series has vignettes of psychologists who are women of color and a Women in Psychology timeline.
Amado M. Padilla, Ph.D. and Esteban Olmedo, Ph.D. (2009) published a synopsis of key persons and events in the history of Latino psychology. https://www.researchgate.net/publication/38092571_Synopsis_of_Key_Persons_Events_and_Associations_in_the_History_of_Latino_Psychology
Erica Wojcik, Ph.D. moderates a spreadsheet of BIPOC-authored psychology papers to help diversify psychology instructors’ syllabi. Visit the spreadsheet here.
Sue Frantz, Ph.D., created an in-class group activity to help students understand gender. The gender unicorn graphic used in this activity is created by the Trans Student Educational Resources group. […]
Kathy R. Doody, Ph.D. have developed a module providing an overview on autism spectrum disorder using examples and activities/assignments inspired by Sesame Street. https://digitalcommons.buffalostate.edu/themed-coursework/2/ Doody, Kathy R. Ph.D, “Sesame Street […]
Emily F. Coyle, Ph.D. and Erica Weisgram, Ph.D. have developed a module on gender identity and stereotyping with examples and activities/assignments inspired by Sesame Street. https://digitalcommons.buffalostate.edu/themed-coursework/19/ Coyle, Emily F. Ph.D. […]
The Breaking the Prejudice Habit website (https://breakingprejudice.org/teaching/) has a wealth of teaching resources related to diversity. Some relevant assignments include:
The “Hidden Figures” in Developmental Science series is a series developed by the Society of Research in Child Development (SRCD) of videos and accompanying teaching resources that highlights scholars of […]
The APA Committee of Teachers of Psychology in Secondary Schools generated these guiding questions to promote students’ understanding of the course material within a culturally informed framework. These discussion questions related […]
The APA Committee of Teachers of Psychology in Secondary Schools generated these guiding questions to promote students’ understanding of the course material within a culturally informed framework. These discussion questions related […]
The APA Committee of Teachers of Psychology in Secondary Schools generated these guiding questions to promote students’ understanding of the course material within a culturally informed framework. These discussion questions related […]
The APA Committee of Teachers of Psychology in Secondary Schools generated these guiding questions to promote students’ understanding of the course material within a culturally informed framework. These discussion questions related […]
In Season 1 Episode 6 of Disarming Disabilities, the portrayal of disability in the media is discussed. Transcript and discussion questions are available to download. These questions can be given […]
In this podcast episode of The Disability Visibility Project, graduate student Alena Morales shares her personal experience with developing her disability identity and creating space for the disability community. https://disabilityvisibilityproject.com/2021/03/07/ep-98-disabled-students/
Robert Seller, Ph.D. discusses his research on why diversity matters in this episode of “APA’s Speaking of Psychology.”
A list of publicly available videos of first-person accounts of psychological diagnoses can be found on pages 2 – 3. These videos can be used to supplement discussions of psychological […]
PBS’ Decolonizing Mental Health series tackles racism in mental healthcare. The series consists of four short videos of individuals of color sharing their experiences and can be used to discuss […]
In this interview, Dr. Dayna Johnson discusses structural and social causes of sleep disparities. Transcript of video can be found here: https://www.sleepfoundation.org/sleep-news/structural-inequality-of-sleep-dayna-johnson
