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The Magic of Making a Difference
Community Collaborations/Partnerships, Curriculum & Enrichment, Service Learning and Volunteer Programs
Dr. Marlena E. Uhrik has created a learning resource for educators offer 52+ ways that kids can make a difference in their communities, schools, neighborhoods, and families. Visit her website, All Ways Learning, or facebook group to learn more.
The Equality Impact Hub
Advocacy & Policy, Community Collaborations/Partnerships, Diversity & Inclusion, LGBTQIA2+, Social Justice
The Human Rights Campaign (HRC) has provided a website hub network with various resources to support LGBTQ+ community members and families navigate executive orders, federal actions, and policies.
California Wildfire Recovery
Other
LA County Recovers has created a resource web page to aid those impacted by the California Wildfires. Included in this resource page are phone numbers, websites, and logistic information for resources including animal care and control, child support services, aging and disabilities, and more.
Wildfire Action Plan
Other
To support preparation efforts, CalFire has created a free Wildfire Action Plan that includes checklists, emergency supply kit items, and information upon return post-fire. This 25-page resource is an essential guide for families and communities who may be at risk of wildfire events.
Governance and Policy Resources: Immigration
Advocacy & Policy, Child Advocacy, Diversity & Inclusion, Immigration, Safety
The State of California and CSBA (California School Boards Association) has created a dedicated website to immigration-related resources for school districts and personnel. Included in these resources are quick guides for school officials, student family checklists, and the Bureau of Children’s Justice Resource Page as well as other relative resources to supporting children and youth in the education system.
Immigration-Enforcement: Quick Reference for School Officials
Child Advocacy, Education Rights and Reform, Immigration
California Department of Justice (Office of the Attorney General) has provided a quick reference guide for school officials should an immigration-enforcement officer come to their academic institution. This quick reference guide aids conversations and ensures that all rights are protected.
California Wildfire School Support for Youth Displacement
Other
School House Connection has offered a school resources spotlighting 5 key policy overviews to support children and youth displaced by disasters, such as the California Wildfire emergency.
Digital Safety Resource
Cyber Bullying, Digital Learning & Apps, Prevention & Intervention, Safety
Bark offers free resources to support caregivers navigate the digital divide with their youth, including app reviews and tech guides.
Homeless Youth Handbook
Child Advocacy, Community-Based, Diversity & Inclusion, Family Support Services, Homeless and Runaway Youth, Other
Baker McKenzie in partnership with One North has created a multi-state resource guide to support unhoused youth. Included information guides youth in areas including knowing their rights particularly as it impacts their lives.
California Wildfire Open Air Worker Emergency Fund
Other
Inclusive Action has launched an emergency fund to support outdoor workers (street vendors, landscapers, and recyclers) who have been impacted by the California Wildfire emergency. A one-time, $500 cash assistance support opportunity is available as funding allows on a first-come, first-served basis.