Teaching people about social identity, group dynamics, and intergroup relations is more important than ever. Students are living through an era of intense polarization, online conflict, generational divides, and eroding trust in institutions. So we updated our free Power of Us syllabus and teaching materials to help instructors teach the science of identity with fresh examples, new readings, classroom activities, videos, and editable slides. Our free educational content package includes: -Syllabus and course schedule -Educational videos -Suggested readings (including debunking famous psychology studies) -Chapter summaries & key takeaways -Lecture slides (editable .pptx file) -Test questions -Interactive activities/assignments -Interactive class Q&A with either Jay or Dom -Newsletters discussing related topics (eg., new content on AI) The course syllabus is ideal for college students, but can easily be adapted for high school classes and book clubs (e.g., by focusing on on the book and excluding any assignments), organizations (e.g., by removing the academic journal articles and replacing them case studies or practical activities), or advanced academic seminars (e.g., by focusing on the original research articles and requiring an original research project). Be creative and adapt the content for their audience—then let us know so we can share it with others. powerofusnewsletter.com/p/th…