How are Arabs and Arab Americans portrayed in media and text today? Usually, several negative portrayals or misconceptions are represented: men wearing turbans women always wearing head scarves terrorists dark features swords barbaric archaic/primitive violent There are few resources available today that portray Arabs and Arab Americans in an authentic and non-stereotypical light. The six resources listed on the left (three for children, three for teachers) aim to: Disrupt stereotypes about Arabs/Arab Americans, through illustrations and experiences that students can connect to Allow students to learn more about Arab culture Teach about how Arab Americans are a part of our American society today, specifically NYC Click on the links on the left to learn more about each resource and how it furthers our agenda of equity. Resources are also available on the table for your browsing convenience.