[youthradioleaders] resources on teaching, youth, pedagogy?

judy fiestal arielle3 at yahoo.com
Thu May 3 13:44:47 EDT 2007


Hi All-
What immediately comes to mind for me is the Rethinking Schools organization which publishes a
quarterly magazine and books dealing with different issues that address introducing young people
to social injustice issues: http://www.rethinkingschools.org. Although geared for the public
school teacher- the activities they discuss can be easily adapted for a variety of organizations
working with youth.
I'll look forward to hearing about more resources from the group.
Thanks for the discussion-

Judy Fiestal
KBOO Community Radio
Portland, Oregon


--- "Johanna (Jones) Franzel" <jones at prx.org> wrote:

> Kat,
> 
> As a teacher, I often looked to (the now somewhat dated) Diversity in 
> Action, by Sharon Chappelle and Lisa Bigman.  It's billed as an 
> experiential educator's guide to exploring "issues of diversity with 
> middle school and high school age youth," and is full of activities 
> that focus on issues of racial identity, sexual orientation, class and 
> communication (among others).  Though some of the exercises were more 
> successful than others, they often were great catalysts for group 
> discussion and conflict resolution, and the book includes questions to 
> help with group process.
> 
> Educators for Social Responsibility 
> (http://www.esrnational.org/home.htm), has a number of publications and 
> online resources to "help educators create safe, caring, respectful, 
> and productive learning environments."
> 
> I'd love to hear what other people have to suggest.  Thanks for posting 
> this question - sounds like you are creating a hugely valuable 
> resource!
> 
> Jones
> 
> On May 3, 2007, at 12:08 PM, Kat Aaron wrote:
> 
> > Hi everyone,
> >
> > We're trying to build our knowledge and our library over at People's
> > Production House and Radio Rootz.  We're looking for books, magazines,
> > videos, etc that talk about good ways to work with young people, about
> > how to respect them and their ideas, how to support them well.
> >
> > We want books and tools on conflict resolution, confronting racism,
> > sexism, and heterosexism in healthy ways.  Books with tools for white
> > teachers working with young people of color, books on including
> > families in our youth work, books on how to work with public school
> > bureaucracies.  Books by teachers, books by youth.  You get the idea.
> > And of course, we're looking for good books and tools on youth media
> > and youth organizing!
> >
> > I've been looking around the internet and talking to some folks, but I
> > have not yet found a good list.  If people send us ideas, we will put
> > up a section of the Rootz website with compiles the responses we get.
> > That way, we can thank everyone for taking the time to share their
> > knowledge by making it all accessible to a bigger audience, and avoid
> > reinventing the wheel next time.
> >
> > Thanks!
> > Kat and the Radio Rootz  crew
> >
> > -- 
> >
> > Kat Aaron
> > Co-Director, People's Production House
> > www.peoplesproductionhouse.org | www.wakeupcallradio.org
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> >
> Johanna (Jones) Franzel
> Generation PRX Project Director
> PRX Public Radio Exchange
> Ph. 617.230.7311
> 
> jones at prx.org
> http://www.generation.prx.org
> 
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