Teaching About Art and Activism
Teaching about activism through art is one of the themes to which we return frequently on Vamos a Leer. We’ve written numerous posts on lesson plans, fiction and non-fiction books, and other online resources that will help teachers explore this topic with their students.
In addition to what we’ve shared on the blog, our office (the UNM Latin American & Iberian Institute, or LAII) has developed extensive curriculum materials to support teaching about the intersection of art and activism, and how students can be empowered using art in the classroom. In particular, we’ve developed the following art-based resources. To learn more about these materials, visit the LAII website or click on the individual lesson plans below.
In the Wake of Juárez: Teaching Politics through Art
- Background
- Curriculum Materials
- About Juárez
- Supplementary Resources
- Reference Images
Stitching Resistance: Chilean Arpilleras
- About
- Curriculum
- Supplementary Resources
Maskmaking, Art, and Culture: Lesson Plans Inspired by Felipe Horta
- Introduction
- Curriculum: Maskmaking
- Curriculum: La Pastorela
- Curriculum: Cultural- and Literacy-Based Lessons
- Supplementary Information