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Tomorrow, we celebrate one of the most well-known leaders of the Civil Rights Movement, Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., who fought for a world of equality.

Check out these MLK-themed articles to share with your students, where you can learn how he channeled his anger into positive work and this opinion piece on what he would say about the civil unrest today. We hope that these can be used to start up conversations with your students on leadership, healthy protesting, and battling injustice.
Resource of the Week
Grant Funding Opportunity
The Paul Hastings Equitable Education Fund is addressing inequality by accepting and administering direct grants to under-resourced K-12 public schools, districts, and educators. Applications are now open and will be accepted and reviewed on a rolling basis until February 28, 2021.
Curriculum You Can Use
This week we have resources from PBL Works on Lifting Our Voices - a project designed to teach students to use their voice and create change as we build from last week’s topic of engaging students with current events. In addition, use the Doodle for Google competition for students to share what makes them uniquely strong.
  
Share the related career-themed articles about communication and leadership voices to pique student interest and discussion:
ONLINE & HYBRID TEACHING
Are you moving to hybrid teaching after being mostly remote? Check out these tips from Edutopia and the Global Educator Collective on how educators are managing their hybrid classrooms. 
RACIAL EQUITY IN PRACTICE
A country's political landscape influences many attributes of society, including social justice issues. These lessons from EconEdLink have it all, from campaign financing to political cartoons, to engage students in the political process.
EMPLOYER ENGAGEMENT
A new year brings new opportunities, and we would love for you to consider working with your board to complete a SWOT Analysis. Examining these results will help the board prioritize and help inform their planning and support.
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