EDUCATIONAL RESOURCES: ANCESTORS
KEY TERMS
An index of key terms from the Ancestors’ biographies with an extensive network of links to expand knowledge of the topics. Click here to view the Key Terms Index.
THE POWERPOINT
A downloadable PowerPoint version of the Project for educators. Click here to access it.
THE PAMPHLET
A pamphlet about this project which can be used to further engage your community in this resource. Click here to access it.
LET US KNOW HOW YOU UTILIZE THIS PROJECT
We intentionally made this project freely-accessible so that it may be used widely. But we would love to hear how you use it! Reach out and let us know how this project is living in your community.
For further information, updates you have to share, or questions, contact: outreach@palestineadvocacyproject.org
ENGAGE YOUR COMMUNITY WITH THIS PROJECT
IDEAS FOR EDUCATORS
The downloadable Portraits and Biographies can be printed as handouts or emailed to your students. The biographies are embedded with hyperlinks to the key terms, supporting students in further research opportunities and deeper learning.
If you want to create a lesson plan around this project, consider downloading the PowerPoint version to introduce this resource to your students. Or consider focusing on a specific ancestor by sending students to their pages.
IDEAS FOR ORGANIZERS
If you want to get this project printed and used in community settings, you may want materials to reach out to your local library, coffee shops, schools, or organizational spaces. Download the Pamphlet as a tool to help you explain what this project is about to those you reach out to, and how they can collaborate with YOU to display these Ancestors’ Images and stories in every-day spaces.
IDEAS FOR NEW INVOLVEMENT
The simplest way to engage your community with this project is online. Ancestors can be shared on Facebook, Instagram or Twitter. Or if you prefer email, get the downloadable announcement which makes for easy sharing. Visit the Sharing Online page.
Ancestors of Palestinian Liberation is a collaboration of Anemoia Projects and Palestine Advocacy Project