We all have a role to play in creating a safe and supportive community for students. That’s why the National Crime Prevention Council (NCPC) and Young Minds Inspired (YMI) have …

Help Take a Bite out of Crime® with this consumer education program designed to inform photography students about the dangers of buying counterfeit camera accessories, such as batteries and chargers. …

Reimagined for the 21st century, ROOTS is the epic story of an American family’s journey from slavery to freedom and their struggle to pass on their cultural identity from one …

The Merchants of Doubt study guide, developed by the Poynter Institute in joint collaboration with Participant Media and Omidyar Network, is designed to help citizens develop critical thinking skills that …

Bring the fight for equality to life in your classroom with SUFFRAGETTE, the stirring new film about the women who were willing to lose their jobs, their homes, their children, …

Bring a project shrouded in secrecy to life in your classroom with Manhattan, the WGN America original series beginning a new season on Tuesday, October 13, 2015, at 9pm/8c. Explore …

Bring the Revolution to your classroom with learning resources based on TURN: Washington’s Spies, the AMC series that tells the little-known story of America’s first spies, the Culper Ring, who …

Based on The Internet’s Own Boy: The Story of Aaron Swartz, a documentary written, directed, and produced by Brian Knappenberger, this video case study combines online clips from the film …

Use this study guide for the newest film adaptation of ROMEO & JULIET to enrich your students’ engagement with Shakespeare’s most cherished love story. Includes learning activities that guide students …

Challenge your students to become changemakers in their own community with these resources inspired by the film Promised Land. The Changemakers Planning Guide helps students identify local issues where they …

Bring your students into the conversation surrounding the new film Snitch, opening in theaters nationwide on February 22, 2013. Inspired by the true experiences of a teenager who became caught …

Was Shakespeare a fraud? Weigh the evidence on both sides of the authorship debate with this study guide to the film Anonymous. Students examine what we know about Shakespeare’s life …

Bring Beowulf to life with lessons on the historical background, characters, and themes of this epic story, now told onscreen. Students explore the family dynamics that help shape Beowulf’s fate, …

Witness the tragic ending to the Native American struggle for independence, and learn how that struggle continues, with this study guide to the HBO docudrama Bury My Heart at Wounded …

Help students of all ages recognize the risks they can face online and learn the rules for responsible online behavior with this comprehensive program on copyright and respect for intellectual …

Weigh the challenges faced by a woman who led her nation to the pinnacle of power in a world dominated by men with this study guide to the HBO series …

Tread the Forum alongside Cicero and Caesar to learn what life was really like in ancient Rome with this study guide to the HBO mini-series. Students investigate how class, religion, …

The story of Stephen Glass, denounced for journalistic fraud in 1998, sets the stage for debate on editorial practices and ethical standards in this study guide to the film Shattered …

Explore the moral anguish of a Holocaust survivor with this study guide to Roman Polanski’s Academy Award-winning film The Pianist. Students gauge their own reactions to prejudice, weigh the options …

Guide freshmen through the challenges of money management, budgeting, and maintaining good credit with this orientation program made possible by Visa. Click the images below to download the program.