Explore this 12-unit Holocaust curriculum, designed to equip educators with resources, guidance, and ready-to-use lessons for effective classroom instruction.

Explore real stories of resilience and resistance during the Holocaust through a six-episode podcast series designed for quick, meaningful classroom engagement.

Use these resources to weave Jewish voices, perspectives, and experiences of Iranian Jews into ancient and modern world and U.S. history courses.

Explore the 2,700-year history of Jews living in Iran and illuminate the humanity and diversity of people living throughout the Middle East.

A picture book that traces a Jewish family’s history through a handmade quilt passed down from Eastern Europe to the United States.

In this 10-minute video, explore the origins, ideals, and transformation of Israel’s kibbutzim.

Take middle school readers through a story of hope as an adopted, pre-Bat Mitzvah girl searches for her biological family and finds connections to the past in the process.

In this complex and compelling mystery, older middle school readers will explores serious themes – the Holocaust, trauma, mental health, and poverty – with nuance, a lightness of touch, and a cast of compelling young characters.

Explore how ancient history, archaeology, and science intersect in this graphic novel about the revival of a 2,000-year-old Judaen date palm tree in modern day Israel.

This video for older students examines how Zionism has been deliberately distorted through propaganda and why those distortions carry serious real-world consequences.