Tools for Educators Who Want to Make a Difference

6 modules — ready to use in your classroom

Each SpeakUP learning module comes with a corresponding lesson plan and supporting materials. You can use one module as a stand-alone session or deliver all six as a progressive curriculum.

All modules are designed for approximately 60–90 minutes each and include discussion questions, a key takeaways summary, and a quiz for knowledge review.

Lesson Plan: Introduction to Hate Speech

A complete 90-minute lesson plan for secondary students (ages 14–18). Includes discussion prompts, video links, and group activities.

Lesson Plan: Recognising Coded Hate

Focused lesson on dog whistles, memes, and coded language. Includes image analysis exercises and class discussion framework.

Workshop Guide: SpeakUP Sessions

A full facilitation guide for running 3-hour SpeakUP community workshops. Includes icebreakers, activities, debrief prompts, and safety protocols.

Scenario Cards: What Would You Do?

48 printable scenario cards depicting online situations ranging from explicit to subtle hate speech. Use for discussion, debate, or role-play.

Educator Self-Study Guide

A professional development guide for teachers and educators to build their own understanding before delivering SpeakUP sessions.

Assessment & Evaluation Templates

Pre- and post-session assessment tools to measure student learning, attitude shifts, and confidence in responding to online hate.