Listed below are sources of information and materials to help teachers develop children and young people's respect and understanding for cultural diversity and to challenge discrimination and injustice. Institute of Race Relations Produces a CD-ROM called "Homebeats", a history of black communities in the UK over the past 500 years. Email: info@irr.org.uk Website: www.irr.org.uk Show Racism the Red Card Produces a 20 minute video, which conveys a powerful anti-racist message through the medium of professional football. The video is suitable for primary and secondary school audiences and is accompanied by study notes and an educational magazine. A CD-ROM, based on the video, provides a range of material to help teach students about racism suggestions for use in English, Social Studies, PSHE, History and Citizenship. The video and CD-ROM are available together for £15 and can be ordered from: " Show Racism the Red Card", PO Box 141, Whitley Bay, Tyne and Wear, NE26 3YH Email: Ged@TheRedCard.org Website: www.TheRedCard.org Race Equality Teaching This journal is published three times a year. Email: tb@trentham-books.co.uk Website: www.trentham-books.co.uk Pip Publishing Produces "Assemblies for Sensitive Issues" (part of the Primary Assembly File). The cost is £25. Website: www.pfp-publishing.com Runnymede Trust Produce a handbook called "Complementing Teachers - a Practical Guide to Promoting Race Equality", which includes lesson plans and a list of resources. The LEA has a small number of copies, which are available free to schools. Please contact Joan Campbell (020 7364 6461). Email: info@runnymedetrust.org Website: www.runnymedetrust.org Anne Frank Trust UK There is an Anne Frank exhibition (see website) and resources include "Moral Courage - Who's Got It?" (a primary and secondary teachers' pack and video supported by the DfES) and "Anne Frank Declaration - Guidelines for Teaching Human Rights, Citizenship and Democracy" (a pack for secondary teachers). Website: www.annefrank.org.uk The Qualifications and Curriculum Authority Produces "Respect for all: Valuing Diversity and Challenging Racism Through the Curriculum", which suggests lesson approaches to incorporate mutual understanding and positive action. Website: www.qca.org.uk/ca/inclusion/respect_for_all National Union of Teachers Produces anti-racist curriculum guidelines, available on: Website: www.data.teachers.org.uk/pdfs/Anti-Racist_guidelines2001.pdf Also available is a booklet on teaching refugee children within schools, "Relearning to Learn".See: Website: www.data.teachers.org.uk/word/relearning.doc Commission for Racial Equality Produces a range of publications, including "Learning For All: Standards for Racial Equality in Schools". Website: www.cre.gov.uk Campaign Against Racism and Fascism CARF produce a quarterly magazine containing information, articles and campaigns on issues to do with racism and fascism. Website: www.carf.demon.co.uk