START WITH A DIFFERENCE
- promoting race equality in the early years
by Julie Taylor
This publication provides practical ways of introducing race
equality at the Foundation Stage. Although primarily aimed
at Jewish nurseries and schools and written from a Jewish
perspective, this publication also has a far wider appeal.
The book highlights the need for early years practitioners
to prepare all children for life in today’s multicultural
and multi-faith society. Using an anti-racist approach this
publication should help to develop children’s respect for
their own cultures and beliefs, and those of others. |
£15 plus £3 P&P
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LET'S MAKE A DIFFERENCE - teaching anti-racism in
primary schools.
by Dr. Edie Friedman, Hazel Woolfson, Sheila Freedman and
Shirley Murgraff
A resource for teachers at Key Stages One and Two to help
tackle the difficult topic of racism, using insights from
Jewish teaching and experience. This publication examines
ways of combating stereotyping and racism and will help
educate young people about immigration, asylum seekers and
refugees.
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£15 plus £3 P&P
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MAKING A DIFFERENCE - promoting race equality in
secondary schools, youth groups and adult education
by Dr Edie Friedman
This publication examines both the Jewish experiences of
racism as well as that of the black and Asian communities.
It examines the position of asylum seekers and refugees
today and considers what can be done on a practical level to
combat racism and develop a just and multi-ethnic society. |
£15 plus £3 P&P
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EDUCATIONAL POSTCARDS– Equality, Justice, Prejudice and
Generosity
A series of ten postcards designed for use by years five to
seven.
They can be used to stimulate a wide range of activities
that link the QCA schemes of work as well as to discussing
active citizenship and ways to promote understanding. The
postcards can be ordered with teachers’ activities on the
back or blank. |
£5 plus 50p p&p.
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UNACCOMPANIED REFUGEE CHILDREN – Have the lessons been
Learnt?
Edited by Roberta Rosefield.
This booklet examines the treatment of the unaccompanied
child refugees today using testimonies of the
Kindertransport. It contains information about contemporary
experiences of unaccompanied children and a variety of
case-studies. There is information for a school assembly
along with follow-up activities and a list of useful
contacts. |
£2.50 plus £1 P&P
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RELUCTANT REFUGE- The story of Asylum in
Britain by Dr Edie Friedman and Reva Klein
Published by The British
Library.
This exciting new book by JCORE director Dr
Edie Friedman and Reva Klein, a journalist
with the Times Educational Supplement, was
published in May 2008. It serves as a
layperson’s guide to refugee and asylum
issues and examines in some depth topics
such as the influence of the media on
shaping attitudes and social policy.
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£14.95 plus £3 P&P
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