Resources + Toolkits

ALPHA Education has an extensive database. The diagrams below illustrate the breadth and depth of our database as more resources are added to it. Explore our lesson guides, research materials, toolkits, links and much more!

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Title	Summary	Subject	Issue	Resource Type
Intersectionality: Indigenous Women	This graphic illustrates the framework of intrersectionality and highlights how the experiences of indigenous women are impacted by various social factors that determine their status in Canadian society.	Humanity Studies	Links to Contemporary Issues	Image
Social Change	This graphic illustrates a pedagogical approach that engenders children/learners to be conscious of their broader connection to the world.	Humanity Studies	Social Activism	Image
Bloody Saturday	This photo of a crying baby, and a boy, with a man coming to their aid, helped bring attention to the Sino-Japanese war in the West. Photo-journalist, H.S. Wong took it moments after the Japanese bombardment of the railway in Shanghai.	History	Human Stories	Image
Comfort Women at Songshan	These women were survivors from the Chinese Allied forces' bombardment of the Japanese stronghold in Songshan, China. The photo was taken by Charles Hatfield of the 164th Signal Company.	History	Links to Contemporary Issues	Image
A 1942 Declaration for Greater East Asian Co-operation	This is the cover of a wartime booklet published by the Great Japan Debate Society about Japan's "Co-Prosperity Sphere." It was propaganda material that portrayed how Asian peoples were united under Japan against Western Imperialism.	Politics	Links to Contemporary Issues	Image
The Cake of Kings and Emperors	This is a political cartoon published in France in 1898 by the Illustre de Petit Journal. It shows a pastry labelled "China" being divided up by the British, German, Russian, French and Japanese, while the Chinese Emperor Qing is in the background.	History	Links to Contemporary Issues	Image
Comfort Girls at Myitikina, Burma	These women were found by US Allied forces at a Japanese garrison in Myitkyina, Burma in August 1944. The photo was taken by Frank Shearer of the 164th Signal Company and mentioned by Col. Won Loy Chan in his memoirs.	History	Links to Contemporary Issues	Image
Romusha at the construction of the Burma Thailand Railway	These are romusha (ethnic Burmese and/or possibly Tamil, Javanese, Malayan, etc.) brought over from elsewhere in Southeast Asia by the Japanese to construct the Burma-Thailand railway.	History	Human Stories	Image

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ALPHA Education Resources and Toolkit is a growing database that aims to provide materials that are illustrated by the following two diagrams. The materials provide multiple perspectives, voices, and scholarships. They do not represent ALPHA Education, except those which we produced.

The History of WW2 in Asia

Post-War Development in Asia