Our K–8 curriculum and lesson plans bring intersectional histories of marginalized communities into elementary and middle school classrooms. Through arts integration and culturally responsive teaching practices, students connect history to their own lived experiences, build critical thinking skills, and imagine more just and equitable futures.

The Artisan’s Table is a hands-on arts education and community learning program that brings creative practice into the classroom. Through food, fiber, and storytelling, educators engage in collaborative, project-based learning experiences that support arts integration, cultural connection, and interdisciplinary curriculum design.

We collaborate with schools, community organizations, and cultural festivals to expand learning beyond the classroom. Our youth and community programs connect Ethnic Studies education with real-world action, encouraging students and families to engage in social justice, cultural preservation, and community-based learning.