Lots of Black History Month resources are available for educators

PublishedFebruary 1, 2023

AFT’s Share My Lesson and the Library of Congress have Black History Month lesson plans, student guides and resources that are suitable for the classroom.

View the Share My Lesson options here; check out the Library of Congress choices here.

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