MOST POPULAR: 13 anti-racism graphs to help educate

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Simple, colourful visuals that make big conversations about bias, privilege, empathy and speaking up easier to start and easier to keep going.

Benefits

Made for conversation: Each graph turns one big idea into a simple visual you can talk through in a minute or two.

Parents, carers and teachers: Use them at home, in the classroom, in staff rooms and in community groups.

Ready to print or share: Thirteen pages designed to be displayed, handed out or used as discussion starters.

What’s inside
Thirteen graphs, each built around a single idea you can come back to again and again.

  1. Two things can be true when unlearning bias

  2. Should we teach kids not to see race?

  3. What people think anti-racism is

  4. If you speak up, it changes

  5. The missing piece is us. Together.

  6. ‘Later’ is a privilege

  7. Not racist ≠ anti-racist

  8. Do the math

  9. Your experience of racism is not the limit of someone else’s reality

  10. What empathy really is

  11. Rewriting the language of parenting

  12. Hobbies to keep your family anti-racist

  13. The anti-racism alphabet

Simple, colourful visuals that make big conversations about bias, privilege, empathy and speaking up easier to start and easier to keep going.

Benefits

Made for conversation: Each graph turns one big idea into a simple visual you can talk through in a minute or two.

Parents, carers and teachers: Use them at home, in the classroom, in staff rooms and in community groups.

Ready to print or share: Thirteen pages designed to be displayed, handed out or used as discussion starters.

What’s inside
Thirteen graphs, each built around a single idea you can come back to again and again.

  1. Two things can be true when unlearning bias

  2. Should we teach kids not to see race?

  3. What people think anti-racism is

  4. If you speak up, it changes

  5. The missing piece is us. Together.

  6. ‘Later’ is a privilege

  7. Not racist ≠ anti-racist

  8. Do the math

  9. Your experience of racism is not the limit of someone else’s reality

  10. What empathy really is

  11. Rewriting the language of parenting

  12. Hobbies to keep your family anti-racist

  13. The anti-racism alphabet