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    You want your students to         
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    Even with the best intentions, that deep, meaningful lesson you imagined often gets pushed aside.
    It’s not because you don’t care.
    It’s because the system asks you to do it all with little support and even less time.

    feel seen

    beyond their own experience.

    You want your
    students to

    and challenged
    to think

    But finding inclusive, high-quality resources takes time you just don’t have.
    You’re already juggling a hundred things: planning, grading, meetings, emails, classroom management.
    Even with the best intentions, that deep, meaningful lesson you imagined often gets pushed aside.
    It’s not because you don’t care.
    It’s because the system asks you to do it all with little support and even less time.

    feel seen

    beyond their own experience.

    —not just academically, but as humans.

       Not just Academically, But As Humans.

    You care deeply about your students’ growth

    You want them to explore the world with empathy, curiosity, and respect.

    But too often, the resources you find are:

    • Oversimplified or outdated
    • Full of generalizations or tokenism
    • Not aligned to the standards you're held to

    It’s not that you haven’t tried. You’ve spent hours on Pinterest. Dug through lesson plan sites. Saved Instagram posts.

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    Because every student benefits from exploring beyond what they already know.

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    Designed by an experienced educator, every resource is intentionally made to support you—whether you're representing your students or expanding their world.

    You’ll still bring your own teaching magic—but you won’t have to spend hours making it all happen. We’ve done the the behind-the-scenes work, so you can spend less time planning and more time connecting with your students.

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      I live and work on the ancestral territories of the Salish, Kootenai, and Kalispel peoples, in what is now known as Missoula, Montana.
      I honor their history, culture and ongoing connection to this land.