Find ideas & inspiration.  Art lessons to help remove biases, stereotypes, and false narratives.

Before you begin to create lesson plans, it is important that you take the time to listen, learn, and reflect first.
"It's new to you, but it's not new. When you move too fast and you're moving with these still unexamined unconscious racist thoughts and beliefs, you're actually going to do more harm because you don't yet know what you don't know."
-LAYLA F. SAAD

Harvey Milk: Pride Flag by Heather Brubaker

The Humanae Project
by Nylah Khan

I Love My... by Jenny Kaste

Mindful Meals by Paula Liz

Outside The Lines by Doodles Academy

Picasso's Peace Flowers
by Jordan Eggers 

Portraits of Value
by Paula Liz

Rainbow of Diversity
by Randy Butler

Reusable Bags
by Paula Liz

Say Something
by Francesca Levy

"StereoWhat?!" by Heather Brubaker

Teach Us Your Name
by Paula Liz

Tiny Protest Posters
by Leela Payne

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