Free Resources

• Equity and Antiracism Guide for Educators– A resource from Edutopia on how to integrate the changes happening in our society into your lesson plans including text resources and movies. 
• Cult of Pedagogy- ELA resources and lessons including podcasts, videos, and blog by teacher Jennifer Gonzalez.
• Understood – A guide to adapting teaching styles to accommodate all different kinds of learners, free ELA printables, and virtual teaching resources.
• We Are Teachers- How to guides for teaching virtually and ELA printables for grades K-5.
• Edutopia – Tips, strategies, and resources (including videos) for helping Pre-K to high school students develop in English language arts.
• Wide Open School- A collection of open-source educational tools including ELA teaching tools, virtual classroom set-up, and resources for learning differences and English language learners. 
• Confluence– The Confluence library connects the history, living cultures, and ecology of the Columbia River system through Indigenous voices.
• Wordcrafters– An array of resources for writers including live virtual events, podcasts and interviews, articles, and writing prompts.
• Arts in Education of the Gorge– A large collection of Oregon-based resources for grant writers and teachers.
• Lane Arts Council– The LAC offers professional development opportunities for educators and provides in-person arts performance assemblies in Oregon schools.
• Regional Arts & Culture Council– The RACC resource page offers a full listing of volunteer opportunities, art competitions, grant listings, job openings, the latest research in art with an announcement page that is updated daily and a variety of other useful resources for artists in Oregon and the surrounding area.

Local Resources

• Josephy Center for Arts and Culture Library
• Maxville Heritage Interpretive Center 
• Wallowa Resources