Resources
To achieve our collective mission of an education sector that is reflective of society, we’ve gathered a range of useful resources and reading for our network. If you’d like to recommend any content to be added to this page, please get in touch with us.
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Candid Cocoa
A book review site providing reviews and resources for Early Years, Key Stage 1 and
16th February 2022
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Sandringham Primary’s Anti-Racism Committee Resources
Education and Allyship Toolkit
16th February 2022
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Guide: Building the anti-racist classroom
Education and Allyship Toolkit
15th December 2021
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Decolonising the curriculum resource collection
Education and Allyship Toolkit
15th December 2021
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tiney Inclusive Education guide to becoming an inclusive, anti-racist early educator
By Laura Henry-Allain MBE & Matt Lloyd-Rose This guide has been launched toreinforce our commitment
5th May 2021
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Centre for Race, Education and Decoloniality (CRED)
Our academic and professional research enables us to understand the experiences of people of colour,
5th February 2021
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Old Anthropology Library
The Old Anthropology Library (and its website) serves as a key space for intellectual debate,
5th February 2021
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Lit in Colour
Penguin Supporting inclusive reading in schools Books create belonging. They help us see each other
5th February 2021
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Anti-racist resources for teachers
Becoming a more confident and skilled anti-racist educator generally involves starting with educating yourself! These
5th February 2021
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Dismantling Racism Works Web Workbook
Dismantling Racism Works (dRworks) has had the honor of learning with and from hundreds of
5th February 2021
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Migration Museum
The Migration Museum is shining a light on the many ways that the movement of
5th February 2021
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Introduction to Black Studies Course
Introduction to Black Studies Course is a 30 week beginner’s course that analyses all the major
5th February 2021
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Interactive Equality, Diversity and Inclusion Calendar 2021
Dual Frequency We know how hard it is to plan your equality, diversity and inclusion
5th February 2021
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Speculative Worlds of Colour
Jewel Davis Highlighting common tropes, stereotypes, and biases found in speculative fiction and media. Click
5th February 2021
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Find a book – map search
Use the map search to find books written by authors from or set in your
5th February 2021
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Everyday guide to challenge ‘divide and rule’ narratives
A race and class messaging toolkit from the Runnymede Trust. Click to view
5th January 2021
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Spark and Co.
Spark and Co. are a community led organisation. Explore their platform to find resources, support
1st December 2020
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Action for Trustee Racial Diversity
ATRD UK Research shows that 9.6% of trustees in 100 UK major charities are BAME1 and
10th November 2020
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Diverse Voices – Authors & Illustrators
Bridget Hamlet According to BookTrust, fewer than 2% of British writers for children are from
10th November 2020
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Black Ballad
Black Ballad is a UK based lifestyle platform that seeks to tell the human experience
27th October 2020
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Positive stories from diverse groups
Dual Frequency We create publications and teaching resources showcasing positive stories from diverse communities. Click
10th October 2020
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The Black Curriculum Learning Resources
The Black Curriculum A range of learning resources and downloads from the team at THe
10th October 2020
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Anti-racism in our schools
Challenge Partners Powerful blogs, webinars and resources shared by and for schools Click to explore the
10th October 2020
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#BlackLivesMatter Protocols
Citizen School This is in no way a perfect document. Rather, it is a starting
10th October 2020
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Dismantling The Master’s House
UCL #DTMH is a community of academics, administrative staff and students at UCL, committed to
10th October 2020
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Resources for White People to Learn and Talk About Race and Racism
Nina Berman In October 2017, Fractured Atlas began meeting in race-based caucuses. Several months later, we
10th October 2020
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The ‘Roma Stories’ Oral History Project
Multimedia Roma Stories resource. Click to explore the resource
10th October 2020
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Reluctant Sites of Memory
This network forms part of the Arts and Humanities Research Council‘s activity as part of the UN
10th October 2020
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The Anti-Racist Educator White Privilege Test
The Anti-Racist Educator We are often encouraged to believe that we live in a meritocracy,
10th October 2020
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Critical Race Theory
University of Birmingham From its origins in US legal studies, CRT has grown to become
10th October 2020
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Anti-racism resources
Sarah Sophie Flicker and Alyssa Klein This document is intended to serve as a resource
10th October 2020
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Race and ethnicity: How are they different?
National Geographic Race and ethnicity don’t show up at the genetic level, but the concept
10th October 2020
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Race Reflections
Guilaine Kinouani Rethinking inequality, injustice and oppression. DISRUPTIVE articles and think pieces. It is Race
10th October 2020
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Twelve Activities for Activism
Hackney Services for Schools One way to challenge injustice, inequality and intolerance is by being
10th October 2020
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Leading Culturally Diverse Teams in the Workplace
FutureLearn – Free online course Explore why cultural diversity matters in the workplace and how
10th October 2020
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Freedom Narratives
Freedom Narratives Freedom Narratives focuses on the enforced migration of enslaved Africans in the Atlantic
10th October 2020
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Young, British and Black
The Guardian The voices behind the UK’s anti-racism protests, Click to explore the resource
10th October 2020
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Using your Voice
HLT Wellbeing Support for talking to children about racism, tolerance, self respect, black history and
10th October 2020
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Resources for Governors
Karl George Karl has interviewed a number of high profile people who have experience of
10th October 2020
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Gypsies and Travellers FAQ pack
Travellers Times From the 16th century to the present day, no ethnic groups in Britain
10th October 2020
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Diverse book list collection
A Google Drive folder of diverse book lists. Click to explore the resource
10th October 2020
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Resources for Diversifying Reading lists
Sarah Field – University of Kent An interactive Padlet wall full of resources. Click to
10th October 2020
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Gypsy Roma Traveller History Education Pack
Travellers Times When considering pupils of marginalised ethnic groups, how quickly would Gypsy, Roma and
10th October 2020
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‘How to be Antiracist’ for educators
An interactive Padlet wall filled with resources. Click to explore the resource
10th October 2020
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BAME We Teach Collection
A collaborative Google Drive collection of resources from BAME We Teach. Click to explore the
10th October 2020
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The things they didn’t teach us
Manchester Museum We want to raise awareness of rarely told and overlooked histories. Explore some
10th October 2020
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Teaching British Histories of Race, Migration and Empire
Institute of Historical Research A crowdsourced collection of resources for teachers, students and researchers exploring
10th October 2020
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How do I talk about racism as a teacher?
Sarah Sarwar An incomplete guide to being an ally in education. Click to explore the
10th October 2020
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Black experiences hub
TES We’ve partnered with BBC, Into Film and The Black Curriculum to bring you a selection
10th October 2020
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CST Decolonised Curriculum Audit Tool
This tool draws from the NEU Framework for Developing an Anti-Racist Approach and Show Racism
10th October 2020
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Beyond Bangla Town
Brick Lane is an iconic space in the history and contemporary present of the Bangladeshi
10th October 2020
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Decolonising the Curriculum Project: Through the Kaleidoscope
A manifesto, project, findings and recommendations. Click to explore the resource
10th October 2020
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South Asians in Britain
The establishment of the East India Company in 1600 began a complex relationship between Britain
10th October 2020
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Mindful equity
To inspire more Black and Asian women to join the profession, stay in the profession and lead in the profession. Click
10th October 2020
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Understanding Critical Whiteness Studies
Access a poster summary of a chapter submitted by Michael Cole for publication in Thomas
9th October 2020
BAMEed Resources
Organising an event: a toolkit
Penny Rabiger shares a toolkit for organising an event that’s representative of the education sector.
9th October 2020
BAMEed Resources
Negotiating payment for speaking/writing engagements
Amjad Ali shares advice for educators looking to engage in speaking and writing engagements around
9th October 2020
BAMEed Resources
Books for children
Access an interactive and printable poster of book recommendations for children and young adults from
9th October 2020
BAMEed Resources
BAMEed Poster
Download and print a poster for your school staff room or offices to spread the
9th October 2020
BAMEed Resources
Advice for being an ally
Dr Muna Abdi shares some of the ways you can show up and stand up as
9th October 2020
BAMEed Resources
Schools and COVID-19 – PDF document
Access guidance for Black, Asian and minority ethnic (BAME) staff and their employers in school
9th October 2020
BAMEed Resources
Schools and COVID-19 – Word document
Access an editable version of our guidance for Black, Asian and minority ethnic (BAME) staff
9th October 2020
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Diversity in the boardroom
Diversity in the boardroom. A booklet from Deloitte exploring practical steps that a company can
8th October 2020
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Whole-school anti-racism audit
A tool for reflection and a plan for action steps from The Key for School
8th October 2020
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How to create an anti-racist school setting
A PDF resource with reflective action steps from Shereen Chung-Blake and Sarah Carrington Click to
8th October 2020
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Dual frequency classroom resources
These resources are designed to bring conversations about inclusivity into the classroom, allowing young people
4th September 2020