Model Minority Myth: Can stereotypes ever be good?

Explore the model minority stereotype, and discover how it became a label for Asian Americans and is used to enforce racial hierarchies.
“Other”: A Brief History of American Xenophobia

A short film and learning activities to help students engage with the history of xenophobia and racism in our country.
The Aki Kurose Story

Short film and curriculum teaching Japanese American incarceration history through one woman’s story. Produced by TedEd with Densho.
Tide Goes Out Lesson Plan

Lesson plan and discussion questions to help you bring Molly Murakami's graphic novel, Tide Goes Out, to your classroom or community group.
BrainPOP: Japanese American Incarceration

Short video and lesson plan recommended for elementary students.