This is the twenty-third post in a series I’m creating that will highlight the Best “Best” lists in a particular topic I have posted over the years.

You can see all those lists at the bottom of this post.

These are lists I’ve also recently reviewed and revised,  so they are up-to-date.

You can find all my nearly 2,000 continually updated “Best” lists here.

Here are the lists I’ve revised and updated related to Refugees & Immigrants (links to additional “Best” lists on specific refugee crises can be found within these posts):

The Best Sites For Learning About World Refugee Day

The Best Sites For Learning About Immigration In The United States

The Best Places Where Students Can Tell Their – And/Or Their Families – Immigration Story

The Best Posts On The Migration Policy Institute Report On Engaging Immigrant Parents

The Best Parent Engagement Resources For Immigrant Families

The Best Articles Explaining Why It Would Be Terrible To Add An Immigration Status Question To The Census

The Best Practical Resources For Helping Teachers, Students & Families Respond To Immigration Challenges

 

 

The previous posts in this series have been:

“Best” Lists Of The Week: Tools For Learning About Art & Creating It

“Best” Lists Of The Week: Tools For Teaching About Economics & Jobs

“Best” Lists Of The Week: Resources For Teaching About Health

“Best” Lists Of The Week: Useful Multilingual Resources

“Best” Lists Of The Week: Online Learning Games

“Best” Lists Of The Week: Resources For Writing Instruction

“Best” Lists Of The Week: Resources For Reading Instruction

“Best” Lists Of The Week: Resources For Teaching & Learning About Race & Racism

“Best” Lists Of The Week: Resources On The Environment

“Best” Lists Of The Week: Resources For Vocabulary Instruction

“Best” Lists Of The Week: Math Resources

“Best” Lists Of The Week: Social Emotional Learning Resources

“Best” Lists Of The Week: Planets & Space

“Best” Lists Of The Week: Natural Disasters

Not Very “Best” Lists Of The Week: Gun Violence

“Best” Lists Of The Week: Education Research

“Best” Lists Of The Week: Thematic Lists For Beginner ELLs

“Best” Lists Of The Week: Active Citizenship

“Best” Lists Of The Week: Teaching With Movies

“Best” Lists Of The Week: Responding To Student Trauma

“Best” Lists Of The Week: Holidays, Anniversaries & Special Days

“Best” Lists Of The Week: Special Months

 

(Note: I originally shared some of these resources in a previous post.  I’ve added more here)

What the Trump Administration is doing to parent refugees and their children is terrible (see The Best Resources For Learning About The Terrible Practice Of Separating Immigrant Parents From Their Children, which has just been revised and updated).

Here are important resources sharing how people can help:

Here’s how to help immigrant children separated from parents at U.S. border is from Today.

Here at @RAICESTEXAS we have a spreadsheet tracking separated families that we started in January 2017. We have over 400 families on the sheet representing several hundred more people. Please help us serve these families!! https://t.co/0wzHYPurfj #EndFamilySeparation

— RAICES (@RAICESTEXAS) June 13, 2018

If you want to help sway the Trump administration to do the right thing for families coming across the border, here are some concrete steps to take https://t.co/XTxkY62tqk

— NYT Opinion (@nytopinion) June 14, 2018

Here’s How You Can Help Fight Family Separation at the Border is from Slate.

We updated our list. Here are 17 organizations that are mobilizing to help immigrant children separated from their families. What are we missing? Let us know. https://t.co/9M7nCGo1Ia

— Texas Tribune (@TexasTribune) June 20, 2018

Why even viral-fundraising skeptics can feel good about donating to RAICES: https://t.co/jEQ9lNu5hq

— Felix Salmon (@felixsalmon) June 19, 2018

They Wanted to Raise $1,500 for Immigrant Families at the Border. They Got Over $5 Million. is from The NY Times.