4 Complicated Fathers for Father's Day
Posted on June 13, 2022
9 Stories for Pride Month
Posted on June 02, 2022
According to GLSEN's 2017 National School Climate Survey, only one in five LBGTQ student ever sees positive representations of queer life in classroom readings*. This June is the perfect time to remedy this imbalance with relevant, compelling literature that spans the globe and showcases the diversity of LGBTQ lives. You'll find links to that literature, along with tools for teaching and learning, below.
"Learn until you're old:" 10 Chinese Idioms for AAPI Heritage Month
Posted on May 25, 2022
Pop quiz: What does the Chinese idiom "Nine cows and one strand of hair" mean? If you don't yet know, you're not alone—non-English cultures can sometimes get short shrift in U.S. schools, but that is slowly beginning to change.
A Lens on Japan
Posted on May 04, 2022
Adapted from a short story by Haruki Murakami, the Academy Award-winning Drive My Car, depicts the special relationship between a grief-stricken stage actor and his young chauffeur. Watch the trailer for the film below, and discover more Japanese stories of love, loss, and the power of art with these selections from WWB Campus' Japan unit:
2 Free Virtual Writing Workshops with Guatemalan Author Rodrigo Fuentes, April 20th & 27th @ 11 AM ET
Posted on April 07, 2022
We are delighted to be co-hosting two free writing workshops with award-winning author Rodrigo Fuentes! Both workshops will focus on writing about place, but one will be primarily in English, and the other will be in Spanish. Each will take place at 11 AM ET on a Wednesday.